About the Role
Fadac Resources provides businesses with exceptional human capital solutions, ensuring sustainable results and impactful operations. We are currently seeking a dynamic and analytical Finance Associate to support the financial management of donor-funded projects, grants, and strategic initiatives in Nigeria. In this role, you will play a crucial part in budgeting, financial analysis, proposal development, expenditure monitoring, and reporting, working closely with our cross-functional teams to align project finances with internal policies and donor requirements.
Key Responsibilities- Develop and manage comprehensive budgets for donor-funded projects, grants, and strategic initiatives.
- Provide robust financial and budgeting support for proposals, concept notes, and funding submissions.
- Monitor project expenditures against approved budgets, actively tracking cash flows, variances, and financial risks.
- Ensure project financial activities strictly comply with donor requirements, contracts, and internal organizational policies.
- Maintain and improve Excel-based financial models, costing tools, and reporting templates to streamline finance processes.
- Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field.
- Professional accounting qualifications such as ACCA, ICAN, CIMA, or CFA are considered a strong advantage.
- 2 to 4 years of relevant experience in project finance, budgeting, financial analysis, or grants management.
- Demonstrated experience working with donor-funded projects, NGOs, or development organizations is highly desirable.
- Strong proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, including financial modelling, budgeting, and variance analysis.
- Competitive salary and compensation package aligned with industry standards.
- Opportunities for professional growth and continuous learning within a supportive corporate culture.
- Health insurance and other employee wellness benefits.
- A collaborative, inclusive work environment that values people as the greatest organizational asset.