Overview of position Reporting to the Country Manager / Director, the Finance Officer will manage and support CTG KSA s day-to-day financial operations, including supplier payments, client invoicing, payroll administration, bank reconciliations, statutory-compliance documentation/ coordination, SharePoint filing, financial reporting and audit support. The role will operate within CTG s financial policies, approval matrix, segregation-of-duties requirements and delegated-authority framework. The exact level of transaction approval authority, banking access and statutory submission responsibility will be agreed internally and formally delegated in line with CTG finance controls.

Role objectives The Finance Officer will support the Country Manager / Director in the following areas:

Accounts Payable and Supplier Payments

• Process supplier invoices, ensuring appropriate supporting documentation, coding, approvals and compliance with CTG procedures.
• Prepare payment packs and supporting documentation for review and approval by authorised signatories.
• Track supplier payments and resolve invoice or payment-related queries in coordination with relevant internal teams.
• Ensure accurate and timely recording of approved transactions in Sage or other approved CTG finance systems.

Client Invoicing and Accounts Receivable

• Prepare and reconcile client invoices against approved contract terms, COO confirmations, payroll data and other supporting records.
• Record client invoices in Sage or relevant CTG finance systems.
• Maintain receivables trackers and support follow-up on overdue receivables in coordination with the Credit Controller and Country Finance Manager.
• Support resolution of client invoice queries by providing accurate documentation and reconciliation support

Payroll and Consultant Payments

• Support timely payroll processing for CTG consultants and staff in KSA.
• Reconcile payroll inputs against approved contracts, timesheets, contract amendments and authorised pay
• Prepare schedules for payroll-related payments and remittances, including applicable statutory or benefits-related contributions.
• Support payslip preparation and payroll documentation, ensuring accuracy, confidentiality and timely filing.

KSA Statutory and Compliance Support

• Coordinate KSA statutory-compliance processes, including payroll-related statutory obligations, GOSI, Wage Protection System / Mudad, VAT, withholding-tax, e-invoicing and other applicable finance-compliance documentation. Work with the local partner during the transition period to understand existing compliance processes, documentation requirements and filing timelines.
• Gradually take over relevant statutory-compliance processes once appointed, properly onboarded and formally authorised by CTG.
• Maintain an accurate statutory-compliance calendar and escalate upcoming deadlines, risks or documentation gaps to the Country Finance Manager / Group Finance.

Banking, Cash and Reconciliations

• Process and record approved cash and bank transactions in line with CTG finance procedures.
• Prepare bank reconciliations and investigate reconciling items.
• Escalate unresolved discrepancies, unusual transactions or documentation gaps promptly.
• Support bank-account administration, payment preparation, payment processing workflows and cash-flow planning in accordance with approved CTG procedures.
• Manage assigned banking and transaction processes based on access rights and authority levels formally approved by CTG.
• Maintain appropriate segregation of duties across payment preparation, payment review and payment approval, subject to the final authority structure agreed internally.

Reporting, Budget Support and Audit

• Support data collection for budgets, forecasts and monthly variance analysis.
• Prepare routine finance trackers, reconciliations and summary reports for review by the Country Finance Manager / Finance Officer.
• Support month-end and year-end closing processes.
• Maintain complete and well-organised finance records for internal review, audit and compliance purposes.
• Assist with internal and external audits by preparing schedules, retrieving documentation and responding to finance-related information requests.

Systems, Documentation and Process Improvement

• Ensure accurate and timely data entry in Sage and other approved CTG systems.
• Maintain organised electronic and physical financial records.
• Identify process gaps, recurring errors or control weaknesses and escalate them to the Country Finance Manager / Finance Officer.
• Support continuous improvement of finance trackers, filing systems, reconciliations and reporting templates.
• Provide finance-related support to other departments where required and approved.
• Ensure all finance-related documents are accurately completed, reviewed and filed in the appropriate SharePoint folders. Maintain an organised and consistent filing structure, ensuring documents are uploaded promptly, correctly named and easily accessible to authorised team members.
• Regularly verify that required financial records are current, complete and compliant with CTG s document-management and retention policies.

KEY DELIVERABLES / KPIS

The Finance Officer will be expected to deliver the following:

• Supplier invoices accurately recorded, coded and submitted for approval within agreed timelines.
• Client invoices prepared and reconciled against approved contract terms, COO confirmations and payroll data.
• Payroll inputs reconciled against approved contracts, timesheets and statutory requirements before submission for approval.
• Bank, payroll and assigned balance-sheet reconciliations completed by the monthly close timetable.
• Receivables tracker maintained and overdue amounts escalated promptly.
• Statutory-compliance calendar maintained, with upcoming filings, payments, partner-transition actions and documentation requirements flagged in advance.
• Finance records maintained in a complete, orderly and audit-ready manner.
• Process exceptions, suspected irregularities and control gaps escalated through the appropriate CTG channels.
• Finance documents consistently uploaded, named, organised and maintained in SharePoint in line with CTG filing, audit-readiness and document-retention requirements.

Desired Candidate Profile

• Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration or a closely related discipline is required.
• Additional accounting, finance, payroll or compliance certifications would be an advantage.
• Minimum five (5) years of relevant finance experience, preferably covering payroll administration, invoice processing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank reconciliations, statutory-compliance coordination, financial documentation and local finance operations. Experience supporting finance operations in Saudi Arabia is strongly preferred.
• Experience working in an international organisation, humanitarian/development organisation, outsourcing environment or multi-country finance structure would be an advantage.
• Working knowledge or practical exposure to Saudi payroll, GOSI, Wage Protection System / Mudad, local banking processes and statutory finance documentation and finance-compliance coordination is required.
• Exposure to VAT, withholding-tax documentation, e-invoicing or ZATCA-related processes would be an advantage.
• Experience using Sage or comparable accounting / financial management software.
• Strong Excel skills, including reconciliations, pivot tables, lookups and finance trackers.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.
• Strong documentation, filing and data-entry accuracy.
• Fluency in Arabic and English is essential.
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
• High integrity and discretion in handling confidential information.
• Ability to prioritise tasks and meet fixed deadlines.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Problem-solving mindset and ability to escalate issues appropriately.
• Ability to work under pressure in a structured and compliant manner.
• Team-oriented, service-minded and responsive to internal stakeholders.
• Ability to work with a high level of ownership, reliability and discretion in a country finance environment.
• Ability to coordinate with local partners, banks, auditors, government platforms and internal finance stakeholders.