Company

Non-Profit

FinanceSystemLead

S$120–180k ~AI est. Singapore, Singapore FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Lead candidates.

The Brief

“Finance System Lead. Skills: NetSuite administration, Accounting governance, Grant compliance. Maintain Global COA. Translate grants into NetSuite parameters”

Industry & Context.

Non Profit
Problems you'll solve

Troubleshooting NetSuite errors

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy, Finance, or related field, CA, CPA, or ACCA certification, Over 5 years of progressive accounting experience, At least 2 years administering or heavily using NetSuite or similar financial system

Nice to Have

Experience in non-profit, SSA, or public sector fund accounting, NetSuite administration experience

What You'll Do.

Translate grants into NetSuite parameters

and deploy NetSuite Saved Searches

and deploy NetSuite Financial Layouts

and deploy NetSuite Dashboards

Provide internal support for NetSuite errors

Train new staff on workflows

Oversee month-end closing schedule

Ensure subledgers lock on time

Serve as liaison for auditors

Pull system-generated compliance trails

Supervise core accounting team

Mentor Grants Analysts

Mentor Transactional Specialists

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Finance team; Center managers; Program heads; Executive team; Internal auditors; External auditors

Full Job Description

**Finance System Lead (Accounting)** **_Role Purpose:_** The Finance Systems Lead bridges the gap between core accounting governance and NetSuite system administration. This role ensures the absolute integrity of the agency’s financial data across two distinct companies, 55 project types, and 150+ funder-driven P&Ls. They will serve as the internal NetSuite "Champion," optimizing workflows, enforcing grant compliance tracking, and supervising month-end closures. **_Roles & Responsibilities:_** 1\. NetSuite Governance & Dimensional Architecture * Maintain the Global COA: Act as the ultimate gatekeeper for the Chart of Accounts (COA), NetSuite Custom Segments, etc. * Grant & Program Onboarding: Translate new government grants, donor contracts, or service center locations into the correct NetSuite system parameters so data tags automatically from day one. * System Optimization: Design, test, and deploy custom NetSuite Saved Searches, Financial Layouts, and real-time Dashboards for program heads and the executive team. * Troubleshooting & Training: Act as the first line of internal support for the finance team and center managers regarding NetSuite errors, and train new staff on procurement/expense workflows. 2\. Financial Control & Grant Governance * Month-End Close Management: Oversee the month-end closing schedule within NetSuite, ensuring all subledgers (AP, AR, Fixed Assets, etc) lock on time. * Audit & Compliance: Serve as the primary liaison for internal and external auditors, _pulling system-generated compliance trails_ directly from NetSuite. 3\. Team Capabilities & Process Automation * Supervise and mentor the core accounting team (Grants Analysts and Transactional Specialists). _Requirements:_ * Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy, Finance, or a related field. CA, CPA, or ACCA certification * Experience: of over 5 years of progressive accounting experience, with at least 2 years of hands-on experience administering or heavily using NetSuite or similar financial

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