Finance Portfolio Manager
Quezon - Philippines
Job Summary
The Finance Portfolio Manager (Grants & Projects) is responsible for providing strategic and operational financial management across multiple program portfolios including Inclusive Education Child Protection and Child Rights Governance Risk Reduction Resilience and Livelihood Child and Adolescent Health and Humanitarian Programs. The role ensures effective financial planning grant/project management compliance reporting and analysis for both local and international funding sources including institutional donors and corporate grants. The position also plays a critical role in proposal budgeting and financial analysis in close coordination with the Financial Planning and Analysis (FP&A) function.
Essential knowledge or experience
- Bachelors degree in Accounting Finance or related field (CPA or equivalent preferred)
- Minimum 68 years of progressive experience in NGO finance with strong exposure to grants and project finance
- Proven experience managing multi-donor portfolios (institutional and corporate)
- Strong knowledge of donor regulations (e.g. EU DFAT bilateral donors INGOs)
- Experience in proposal budgeting and financial planning
- Experience supervising and developing teams
Desirable knowledge or experience
Technical
- Strong Excel or financial data management skills
- Understanding of cost structures and budgeting principles
- Ability to manage structured financial datasets
- Attention to detail and accuracy
Analytical
- Strong analytical and financial modeling skills
- High level of integrity and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple portfolios and deadlines in a complex environment
- Strategic thinking with operational execution capability
Collaboration
- Ability to work across multiple teams (e.g. technical and finance)
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills
- Responsive coordination with program and finance teams
- Ability to coordinate multiple inputs under tight timelines
Required qualifications and/or license/certification
- A degree in Accounting Finance or related field
- CPA or equivalent is an advantage
1. Retirement Plan
2. Year-end Bonus
3. HMO
4. Employee Assistance Program
5. Life and Accident Insurance
6. Employee Learning and Development
7. Statutory Benefits
8. Time off and Leave of Absences
Annual Leave (AL)
Sick Leave (SL)
Special Privilege Leave (SPL)
Govt mandated leaves (Maternity PaternitySingle Parent RA 9710)
Required Skills:
Essential knowledge or experience Bachelors degree in Accounting Finance or related field (CPA or equivalent preferred) Minimum 68 years of progressive experience in NGO finance with strong exposure to grants and project finance Proven experience managing multi-donor portfolios (institutional and corporate) Strong knowledge of donor regulations (e.g. EU DFAT bilateral donors INGOs) Experience in proposal budgeting and financial planning Experience supervising and developing teams Desirable knowledge or experience Technical Strong Excel or financial data management skills Understanding of cost structures and budgeting principles Ability to manage structured financial datasets Attention to detail and accuracy Analytical Strong analytical and financial modeling skills High level of integrity and attention to detail Ability to manage multiple portfolios and deadlines in a complex environment Strategic thinking with operational execution capability Collaboration Ability to work across multiple teams (e.g. technical and finance) Strong communication and stakeholder management skills Responsive coordination with program and finance teams Ability to coordinate multiple inputs under tight timelines Required qualifications and/or license/certification A degree in Accounting Finance or related field CPA or equivalent is an advantage