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Supports HR services for U.S., international assignment, and Employer of Record employees across multiple countries. Responsibilities include onboarding, payroll and benefits enrollment, work authorization, policy guidance, performance reviews, international assignment payments, offboarding, employee records, labor-law compliance, and coordination with vendors and EOR partners. The role also supports medical clearances, assignment travel, household goods shipments, and employee customer service in a multicultural humanitarian environment.

Leads FP&A budget, forecast, comparative, and management reporting for agency and executive leadership. Develops financial models, scenario analyses, reporting standards, and dashboard requirements. Partners with Finance Systems and EPM teams on report design, testing, data flows, and process improvements. Coordinates management reporting, budget packages, Board presentations, training materials, and SharePoint administration. Requires strong financial analysis, reporting technology, Excel, BI, and cloud-based EPM experience.

Leads global FP&A budget and forecasting processes, including planning calendars, guidance, reporting, scenario planning, workforce planning, and resource allocation. Oversees process improvement, systems governance, reporting requirements, user support, testing, training, and continuous optimization across finance teams. Partners with senior leadership, EPM Systems, HR, and operational divisions while supervising and developing staff.

Leads global staff well-being and workforce resilience strategies for a humanitarian organization. Oversees psychosocial risk assessments, critical incident response, family liaison programs, resilience training, mental health guidance, referrals, and capacity building across high-risk operating environments. Advises global and regional leaders, supervises technical resources, monitors strategic objectives, and coordinates with mental health providers, HR, security, and humanitarian teams. Requires advanced behavioral health education, substantial mental health experience, management or advisory experience, and international or humanitarian experience.

Supports global financial management for the RAPID initiative by reviewing transactions, maintaining accounting data, analyzing accounts, preparing reports and reconciliations, monitoring compliance, managing advances and receivables, supporting treasury activities, and strengthening subrecipient financial capacity. The role ensures adherence to CRS policies, GAAP, donor regulations, and local legal requirements across multiple countries.

Manages global grant financial management, compliance, reporting, budgeting, audits, and project close-outs for humanitarian programs. Serves as a liaison among program teams, subrecipients, finance departments, and donors; reviews financial reports, supports agreement development, monitors compliance requirements, develops tracking tools, and oversees cost applications. Requires English and Spanish fluency, international travel up to 30%, and experience with complex budgets, donor regulations, and grants management.

Manage global grant financial management, compliance, reporting, budgeting, audits, and project closeout. Serve as the primary finance and compliance contact for program teams, subrecipients, headquarters, and country offices. Review financial reports, prepare donor submissions, assess partner capacity, monitor corrective actions, develop compliance tools, and ensure adherence to donor and CRS policies. The role requires fluency in English and French and travel of up to 30%.

Leads Catholic Relief Services’ global Green Climate Fund pipeline from opportunity identification through proposal submission. Responsibilities include donor intelligence, capture planning, pipeline governance, proposal readiness, resource planning, consultant roster management, process improvement, organizational learning, and coordination across country, regional, technical, and leadership teams. The role represents CRS with climate fund stakeholders and requires strategic judgment, facilitation, training, and up to 25% travel.