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• Holds a bachelor’s degree or equivalent degree in management, administration, finance, accounting or related field. At least three years of experience in the administrative and financial field, preferably in the implementation of development projects related to international cooperation. A good understanding of accounting principles and experience working with accounting software would be desirable. Familiarity with SAGE/ACCPAC will be considered an asset. Highly motivated and results-oriented person. Strong writing skills, attention to detail. Strong organizational skills, ability to prioritize and execute tasks as needed, ability to work independently with remote supervision, and ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines. Excellent command of IT tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook). Excellent interpersonal skills, strong communication skills and good team spirit. Verbal and written fluency in English and French is essential. Fluency in English will be considered a major asset. Any proven experience or interest in the field of nature conservation will be considered an asset. Ability to work in an international, multicultural, and multidisciplinary team. Flexibility and occasional availability outside working hours due to the necessary coordination with teams based in other time zones. Possible availability to travel within the country, if necessary. |
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