Counterpart International

Director of Finance and Risk Management (DFRM) - Rabat, Morocco

Maroc

CDI / Temps pleinSur siteLicence / Bac+3Anglais, Arabe, Amazigh (Tamazight), FrançaisFinanceONG / Association

L’essentiel du poste

Résumé par Postule AI

Counterpart International is seeking a full-time Director of Finance and Risk Management (DFRM) in Rabat to support the USDA Food for Progress PRIME project, which aims to modernize Morocco's slaughterhouse and cold-chain infrastructure. The DFRM oversees the project's financial and operational aspects in line with USDA regulations and reports to the Chief of Party. Qualified Moroccan nationals are encouraged to apply.

Vos missions

  • Serve as the primary person responsible for project financial management, including book closing and approval of monthly financial reports.
  • Monitor budget burn rate and spending projections, and prepare monthly fund requests and quarterly cash advance requests to USDA.
  • Establish and oversee financial management systems, procedures, and internal controls, including internal compliance assessments.
  • Coordinate audits, statutory requirements, and tax reporting, and supervise payroll and accounting records.
  • Manage project operations including logistics, procurement, security, human resources, risk, and compliance under Moroccan law and donor rules.
  • Provide training to financial and administrative staff and develop finance, HR, procurement, and risk manuals.

Profil recherché

  • You have a finance background and substantial experience managing budgets for large donor-funded projects
  • You have experience with USG or USDA-funded grants and US government regulatory compliance
  • You can lead finance and operations teams and implement financial systems and controls in development programs
  • You are fluent in English and Arabic and can communicate in Amazigh

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Overview

Counterpart International is seeking a full-time Director of Finance and Risk Management (DFRM) based in Rabat, Morocco, to support the USDA Food for Progress Promoting Rural Infrastructure, Modernization, and Efficiency (PRIME) project. PRIME aims to modernize Morocco's slaughterhouse and cold-chain infrastructure across the livestock value chain, improving food safety, market efficiency, agricultural productivity, and trade.

The DFRM reports to the Chief of Party (COP) and oversees all operational and financial aspects of the project, ensuring compliance with USDA regulations. Qualified Moroccan nationals are encouraged to apply.

Primary Responsibilities

Financial

  • Serve as the primary person responsible for project financial management, including timely book closing and approval of monthly financial reports.
  • Monitor budget burn rate and spending projections, and prepare monthly fund requests and quarterly cash advance requests to USDA.
  • Establish and oversee financial management systems, procedures, and internal controls.
  • Coordinate audits, statutory requirements, and tax reporting, and supervise payroll and accounting records.

Operations & Administration

  • Manage project operations including logistics, procurement, security, access, human resources, risk, and compliance.
  • Ensure compliance with Moroccan law, Counterpart policies, and donor regulations.
  • Oversee HR management, insurance contracting, and the relationship with legal and accounting firms.
  • Conduct partner capacity assessments and monitor compliance of sub-contracted partners.

Requirements

  • Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance, or equivalent; Master's degree preferred.
  • Minimum of 8 years of relevant experience, including at least 4 years in progressively responsible finance and operational management.
  • At least 3 years managing risk and compliance with an international NGO.
  • Ability to communicate fully and effectively in English, Arabic, and Amazigh (required); French proficiency preferred.

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