Première Urgence Internationale is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious international NGO. Première Urgence Internationale helps civilians who are marginalised or excluded as a result of natural disasters, war and economic collapse. Our mission is to defend basic human rights, such as those set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948
Gross salary:
1071 USD
Section/Unit:
Finance
Grade Level:
B1
Supervisor:
Deputy Finance Coordinator
No. of Post:
1
Duty Station:
PORT SUDAN
Duration:
6 months with the possibility of extension
Closing Date:
31 Jan 2026
Background:
The Finance officer is under the direct responsibility of the Deputy Finance Coordinator or Admin and Finance Coordinator.
He/she ensures the proper daily administrative and accounting management of the base and the other bases under functional supervision in compliance with PUI procedures and the Sudanese legal framework.
He/she supports the FS in the definition and implementation of financial, accounting, and administrative procedures and is one of the guarantors of the proper application of these procedures on the mission.
He/she provides legal and administrative support to FS in all matters related to taxes, duties, and other legal and statutory aspects and assists them in all accounting matters.
Duties and responsibilities:
Treasury & Cash Follow-up
Control the management of the petty cash.
Ensure that the daily physical inventory of the petty cash is accurate, and report any discrepancies to his/her line manager
Ensure availability of cash at base level and forecast any cash issue
Prepare the weekly cash forecast and request at the base level
Prepare and validate any checks done at the base level
Monitor due dates for payments of contracts
Follow-up with regular payments
Guarantee the security of the cash and confidentiality of information
2. Finance & Accounting Management
Check, before recording any entry, that the invoices are compliant with PUI’s regulations and procedures
Record all expenses made through a bank in the Excel books daily, and properly fill in the information needed (date, accounting code, project, budget code, etc.)
Monitor the voucher process, and the quality of archiving of the invoices, as per the PUI & donor’s rules and regulations
Guarantee the quality of the archiving process at the coordination level
Consolidate and check the accuracy of data of Base accountancy.
Prepare the monthly accounting closure for the Base
Participate in the consolidation of budget follow-ups
Prepare the weekly financial forecast of the Base, compile it, and send it to the Admin Manager for validation
Collect all invoices exempted from the VAT
Prepare the bank reconciliation at the end of each month
Prepare the annual closing documents necessary for the base
Support to prepare the external audit visits (donor and coordination visits)
3. PREPARATION OF HR PAYMENTS
Prepare salary advance(s), monthly salaries, end of accounts, perdiems and any exceptional payment(s) for local staff when applicable;
Support in the payment of NSI (National Social Insurance) and income taxes via respective authorities in the country and as well as all other annual declarations to the Ministry of Finance at the base level.
4. ARCHIVAL OF FINANCE FILES AND REPORTING
Manage the physical and electronic archival of accounting files as per Finance Guidelines;
Support the line manager in the preparation of any internal/external HR audit;
Report to the line manager any concern, and/or challenges/obstacles faced;
Support the line manager in sharing Finance updates and/or information with other personnel through possible communication channels (i.e. meetings, emails, Banks, Finance board, etc.).
5. PRIORITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT
Contribute to the development of tools that efficiently and effectively support the policies/guidelines;
Support the line manager in updating and implementing the Finance Guidelines and tools across the bases;
Ensure the accountancy is completed across the mission.
Ensure cash stability at the base.
Supervise the work of the Finance Assistant(s) and comply with the necessary supervisory role and duty with support from the line manager.
Minimum Qualification, Skills and Experience Required:
Mandatory requirements
Language skills:
Strong command in writing and editing documents in English and Arabic
Education degree:
At least a Bachelor degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or related fields.
Work experience:
At least two (2) years of work experience in human resources or administrative fields, an experience with INGO is preferable.
Knowledge and skills:
Commitment to the NGO values and principles
Punctuality
Flexibility
Stress Management
Results
Teamwork
Service
Good health and physical condition
Diplomatic and open-minded
Rigor
Honesty
Computer skills:
Good knowledge of Office Pack, especially Excel and Word, outlook
Other:
Good skills in reports and contract redaction
Knowledge of humanitarian actors
Good management and pedagogical skills
Excellent communication and diplomacy skills to manage relationships in potentially tense situations
Interests
Good communication skills, diplomacy and solution-oriented attitude
Curiosity and interest in the organization's activities
Good ability to manage deadlines in emergency response contexts (stress resilient)
Honesty, integrity and transparency
Adaptability, flexibility
Autonomy, sense of initiative and anticipation
Punctuality
Transversal skills:
Ability to work independently while taking initiatives and showing a sense of responsibility
Ability to withstand pressure and volatile environment
Sense of diplomacy
Analytical skills
Capacity to adapt and organizational flexibility
Organization, rigor and ability to meet deadlines
Ability to work and manage affairs professionally, and with maturity
Ability to represent the activities and mandate of PUI before local authorities
Ability to work with different partners in a spirit of openness, and with adaptable communications strategies