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World Vision International

Christian humanitarian organization supporting children worldwide

Finance Coordinator - Multiple Teams

Full-TimePosted on 10/23/2026Deadline 10/28/26
No salary listed
Junior
Bachelor's
Central Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra, Indonesia
In PersonUp to 25% travel within Indonesia.
AccountingFinancial Accounting

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in accounting or finance, a course certificate in accounting or finance, or the required professional experience.
  • At least 1 year of experience in financial management, accounting, or auditing; humanitarian-sector experience and experience managing a team are preferred.
  • Professional proficiency in Bahasa Indonesia and English.
  • Ability to travel within the country, up to 25% of travel time.
  • Excellent working knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).
  • Good working knowledge of a computerized accounting system.
  • Experience with planning, forecasting, and project management.
  • Knowledge of donor project regulations and reporting requirements is preferred.
  • Ability to solve complex problems and exercise independent judgment.
  • Willingness to perform other tasks assigned by the supervisor.
Responsibilities
  • Prepare and coordinate budget development with the project team and other stakeholders.
  • Contribute to project strategy, especially its financial aspects, and develop guidelines for financial controls in the area.
  • Contribute to capacity-building plans for local partners and improve business practices for local partnering.
  • Support and prepare the project budget and analyze funding availability for project cash management.
  • Support project or funding close-out in compliance with donor regulations and manuals, and ensure the current approved project budget is available.
  • Work with other units, departments, and regional teams on project management and compliance, and provide technical advice on finance and budgeting during project implementation.
  • Build the capacity of finance and non-finance staff to comply with organizational and donor rules and regulations; advise project teams on accountability and service quality; and educate implementing teams and stakeholders on financial procedures and practices.
  • Manage project financial operations for cost-efficiency and compliance with partnership, donor, and statutory requirements, policies, and standards.
  • Prepare financial data, reports, and analyses, and provide responsive strategic business-partner support to organizational needs.
  • Request approval through the Provision and Concur approval chain.
  • Review daily transactions, coding, and adjustment entries as needed, including their relationship to SunSystems, Provision, Concur, Oddo, direct charges from Global, and other systems; communicate challenges and contribute to solutions.
  • Conduct Watchdog utilization when needed and Blocked Party Screening compliance for the project, partners, and partner suppliers when applicable.
  • Support the financial processes for the project's Mid-Year Review and Semi-Annual Report.
  • Implement effective internal controls for the project.
  • Maintain and analyze the monthly asset register and changes, aging analysis, and bank reconciliations against the ledger, in accordance with the finance manual, donor regulations, and external audit recommendations.
  • Manage monthly cash to ensure project liquidity and cash flow, and follow up on outstanding receivables from third parties.
  • Prepare accurate financial reports for stakeholders on time and in accordance with donor guidelines; ensure management reports are produced, updated, documented, and audit-ready.
  • Prepare the accrual manual.
  • Provide technical assistance to the project team in developing and reviewing financial plans, forecasts, and analyses, and in developing partner capacity.
  • Support project and organizational financial audits or expenditure verification, and monitor follow-up actions on audit findings.
  • Support process simplification and provide technical guidance to the project team.
  • Train and monitor project teams and stakeholders on rules and regulations, communicating changes that affect existing protocols.
  • Collaborate with finance teams, cross-functional units, zones, and teams of relevant World Vision entities.
  • Analyze match-fund utilization to cover unallowable and contribution costs.
  • Ensure project t-codes comply with organizational policy and align with the approved budget.
  • Organize and properly file all financial documents.
  • Conduct regular monitoring visits to partners when applicable.
  • Monitor and analyze the project's burn rate.
  • Analyze data and information and provide insights to stakeholders to improve decision-making.
  • Support analysis from regular project monitoring and evaluation, documentation, and coordinated reporting; document lessons learned as needed and help prevent project overspending.
  • Coordinate with other finance staff to ensure daily payment transactions are processed in Provision.
  • Provide Christian leadership and support to the organization's life, faith, Christian commitments, and ministry to disadvantaged children and communities.
  • Build and maintain positive working relationships with staff in the relevant zone, unit, and department.
  • Model effective work management, communication, and relationships with internal staff and external parties.
  • Manage contractual and project risks according to organizational policies, guidelines, and standards, including fraud and safeguarding risks.
  • Model accountability, integrity, faithfulness, stewardship, and partnership.
  • Complete other tasks assigned by the supervisor to support project financial and procurement services.
Desired Qualifications
  • Humanitarian-sector experience.
  • Experience managing a team.
  • Knowledge of donor project regulations and reporting requirements.

About the company

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World Vision International

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What World Vision International does: It is a Christian humanitarian, development, and advocacy organization focused on children. It operates in nearly 100 countries with 33,000+ staff and works with supporters to help more than 200 million vulnerable children by addressing the root causes of poverty. How its product works: Through long-term programs and rapid relief, it provides essentials like water, food, and tools for families to overcome poverty, guided by faith and field expertise, and coordinated across communities by staff and partners. How it is different from competitors: It combines a large, faith-guided global network with a clear focus on sustainable, root-cause approaches to development, serving all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender, and stressing lasting impact that endures beyond one-time aid. What the company’s goal is: To improve the lives of children, families, and communities around the world and create lasting, generational impact.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Monrovia, California

Founded

2012

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What believers are saying

  • World Vision South Sudan launched Mapping the Blue Threads in 2026 for safer water access.
  • The careers portal showed active 2026 hiring across emergency response, finance, IT, and WASH.
  • Its 2024 ENOUGH campaign committed $1.7 billion against Africa hunger, sustaining fundraising momentum.

What critics are saying

  • USAID cuts already forced 2025 layoffs; another donor shock can trigger deeper 2026 reductions.
  • Sudan and South Sudan cholera outbreaks keep staff exposed to insecurity and program interruptions.
  • Gaza allegations still shadow the brand; a fresh diversion scandal would cripple donor trust.

What makes World Vision International unique

  • World Vision’s 2026–2030 WASH Business Plan targets community-owned water systems, not short-term relief.
  • Its faith-based, child-first network spans country offices, emergency response, advocacy, and resource mobilization.
  • World Vision pairs aid delivery with grants, supply chain, MEAL, and legal governance teams.

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