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MAXIMUM LEVEL OF EFFORT :LTTA
BASE OF OPERATIONS :Tunis, Tunisia
POSITION REPORTS TO: Procurement/Grants Manager
Project Background:
The USAID Fiscal and Accounting System of Tunisia (FAST) Project supports the Government of Tunisia (GoT) to improve public financial management. FAST focuses specifically on enhancing and upgrading the government’s public financial management information system (PFMIS) to increase the efficiency, transparency,
and predictability of public finances. The project strengthens the government’s capacity to carry out fiscal, budgetary, and revenue collection mandates and advances electronic services to optimize regulations, procedures, and authorizations that reduce the cost and time burden on businesses, facilitate investment and trade, and promote
innovation. Finally, FAST works to strengthen communication between policy makers and the public to build a common understanding of the constraints to—and opportunities for—economic expansion.
Purpose:
The Procurement Officer will work under the guidance of the Procurement/Grants Manager to provide administrative advice and support for FAST’s procurement of goods and services as well as provide action and support during the entire activity life-cycle to include: review of activity budgets during program design; financial
monitoring and financial reports review for cost reimbursable grants instruments; and financial reconciliation during activity close-down.
Responsibilities and Key Tasks:
• Drafting bidding documents, evaluation reports and contract award submissions, ensuring consistency in format and content, before submitting for the supervisor’s review.
• Process invoices for goods and services delivered ensuring accuracy and completeness or documentation and timely payment. Follow up to completion and inform clients
• Actively work with clients to provide and exchange information and advice on a variety of issues in procurement processes and transactions, to deliver correct and timely services.
• Carefully monitor the movement of equipment; implementation of any equipment management and accounting system for all equipment and properties managed by the office, in accordance with DAI equipment policy

• Provide assistance related to FAST staff travel, ensuring the appropriate processes and procedures are followed.
• Assist in maintaining FAST grant records and prepare all modifications to resolve various application issues of all grant funds
• Conduct cost analysis of grant budgets during program design phase of grant development. Examine budget estimates to ensure costs are reasonable, allocable and allowable and comply with donor regulations.
• Coordinate with the Procurement/Grants Manager on monitoring activity expenditures by updating the procurement trackers on daily basis.
• Make sure all the procurement package documentation are fully uploaded on thesystem and in line with the required thresholds.

Preferred Qualifications:
• At least 4 years of professional experience required. Excellent knowledge in procurement and grant process management, business, finance, or related field preferred.
• Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in related field of study.
• Experience with USAID projects preferred. Experience with international donor-funded projects also an advantage.
• Ability to use logic and reasoning to solve moderately complex problems based on a wide range of corporate experience and training
• Excellent organizational skills and attention to detail, ability to prioritize and manage multiple tasks.
• Experience and familiarity with DAI systems and procedures preferred.
• Must have oral and written fluency in English. French and Arabic languages