Act as the primary financial point of contact for DHAPP in various countries. Review quarterly financial reports and program outlay data using MS Excel and business intelligence software to ensure proper country program financial management and timely processing of payments for several countries. Conduct monthly or quarterly meetings with country team staff to review expenditure data and provide a summary of program financial status. Routinely track and report the status of several DHAPP grant/contract awards approaching the cumulative period of performance end date. Assist in the creation, tracking and dissemination of funding documents to U.S. Embassies and USG Contracting Offices. Assist with financial forecasting and finalizing statements of work to ensure program budgets are properly funded for the upcoming fiscal year. Other duties as assigned. REQUIRED DEGREE/ EDUCATION/ CERTIFICATION:Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent. REQUIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:Greater than three (<3) years of professional experience in area of expertise. Knowledge of and experience with the PEPFAR program and its goals, GHSD policies, and procedures and have a working understanding of DHAPP’s vision, mission, programs, personnel and facilities. Must be able to understand, present and convey financial information to non-financial staff. REQUIRED CITIZENSHIP AND CLEARANCE:U.S. Citizenship required. ?The Alaka`ina Foundation Family of Companies (FO - Cs) is a fast-growing government service provider.