Pricing and Financial Analyst

Description

IMA World Health is a nonprofit organization providing health care services and supplies to vulnerable and marginalized people.  We are a faith-based organization (FBO) working primarily in the developing world, where an estimated 30 to 60 percent of health care is provided by FBOs.

 

Incorporated in 1960 as Interchurch Medical Assistance, our work has always supported the international health missions of our Member Agencies. Our expertise has grown, and today IMA helps communities, regions, and even entire nations to build and strengthen their own health care systems. IMA's goal is not to foster dependence on foreign assistance, but rather to promote self-reliance and sustainable solutions.

In addition to our headquarters in the US, we have field offices in Tanzania, Haiti, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Southern Sudan, and Kenya.

 

IMA is listed in Forbes’ Top 200 Charities and noted as one of the 20 most efficient. For five years in a row, IMA has received Charity Navigator’s highest rating for efficiency. More importantly, we’ve impacted people's lives.

 

IMA World Health’s 2008 annual report is available on line at imaworldhealth.org.

Summary:
This position is responsible for providing financial planning, reporting, and analysis for selected projects.  Working closely with the VP, COO and CFO and the Finance Manager, the Pricing and Financial Analyst will focus heavily on budgeting, reporting, and variance analysis functions.  This position is established to accurately account for project costs thororughly analyze variances to budget and clearly communicate these results to program management and donors.

Functions:
Prepare donor required financial reporting packages and preparation of cash flow forecasts for specific programs.  Prepare financial reporting on grants for internal management purposes.  Review invoices and provide proper account codes to accounting.  Reconcile project accounts, including advance accounts to third-parties related to selected projects.  Provide support to the Business Development Officer to respond to business opportunities.  Coordinate cost proposal development activities within IMA and with other parnters, as needed.  Prepare budgets and budget narratives for cost proposals.

Requirements Job Requirements:
1. BS Degree in Finance or closely related field plus 5 to 7 years of relevant, progressively responsible experience, preferably in the non-profit community
2. Experience with USAID in budgeting and forecasting financial reporting.
3. Experience in cost proposal development for USAID and other major donors
4. Extensive knowledge of US Government rules and regulations, most particularly OMB A-122, OMB A-133, 22 CFR 226 and 22 CFR 228
5. Ability to analyze, evaluate and summarize financial records for accuracy and conformance to procedures rules, and regulations.