Assistant(e) Finance (H/F)
Description du poste
Expertise France (groupe AFD) recrute un(e) Assistant(e) Finance à temps plein pour son bureau de Kinshasa, sous l'autorité du Responsable Administratif et Financier. Objectif : appuyer le département finance et assister le trésorier dans la gestion et le suivi des flux de trésorerie.
Missions :
- Préparer les audits financiers (collecte des pièces justificatives) et les clôtures annuelles.
- Contribuer aux prévisions de besoins de trésorerie des projets et du bureau.
- Traiter et saisir dans Atlas les demandes d'avances, suivre et relancer les avances ouvertes.
- Suivre quotidiennement les soldes de caisse et mettre à jour les tableaux de trésorerie.
- Préparer les dossiers de paiement, vérifier les justificatifs et suivre les paiements.
- Assurer le remboursement des frais de transport des participants aux ateliers.
- Classer et archiver les documents financiers (physique et Wimi) ; respecter le contrôle interne et les exigences bailleurs.
- Faire un reporting hebdomadaire au RAF.
Dossier : CV détaillé en français, lettre de motivation en français, 3 références professionnelles, copies des diplômes et attestations de travail. Date limite : 17/10/2026 à 17h00 (heure de Paris). Seuls les candidats retenus seront contactés.
Source : Afrique Emplois (RDC).
Prérequis & Compétences attendues
- ✓Bac+2 minimum en comptabilité et/ou finance
- ✓2 ans d'expérience sur un poste similaire, idéalement en projets de coopération
- ✓Excel avancé, Word et logiciels comptables
- ✓Procédures d'engagement des dépenses et redevabilité bailleurs
- ✓Très bon français, anglais basique
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