IOGT-NTO Movement works internationally to strengthen public health, women's rights and children's rights by preventing harm from alcohol. Through our work, we contribute to reducing poverty, ill health and violence, especially violence against women and children. We strengthen civil society actors and contribute to building resilient societies where rights are respected and people can live free, safe and inclusive lives.

We work at local and national levels in 9 countries in Asia, East Africa and the Western Balkans to increase knowledge, strengthen organizations and mobilize for health-promoting alcohol legislation. Our vision is a democratic world characterized by solidarity and equality where alcohol does not hinder people's well-being, freedom and security.

We are now looking for a Finance Manager who wants to take overall responsibility for the organization's finances and contribute to stability, structure and long-term sustainability. If you have come a long way in your career as an economist with a focus on accounting and you feel motivated to take on a slightly larger strategic responsibility with greater complexity, then this job is for you. With us, you will be given the opportunity to grow and develop.

About the role

As a Finance Manager, you have overall responsibility for the entire organization's finances. The role involves both operational and strategic work, from ongoing accounting to budgeting, financial statements and financial planning, control and follow-up.

You are part of the organization's management team and actively contribute to strategic decisions and long-term planning. In this role, you will work closely with the program controller, who is part of the program group, to ensure coordination between the follow-up of the business and the organization's overall finances. The assignment also includes coordination responsibility for the office, which means that you contribute to the work environment, structure and practical conditions for daily work.

The role is suitable for those who thrive in a smaller organization where you get to work broadly, take overall responsibility and be a central function in the business.

Your main tasks are to:

· have overall responsibility for the organization's financial management, follow-up and internal control

· responsible for ongoing accounting and account reconciliations

· manage supplier and customer accounts

· be responsible for annual accounts

· be the contact person for the auditor and coordinate the audit process

· follow up the organization's finances and analyze deviations

· produce financial reports and decision-making documents for management and the board

· ensure good internal control and develop and follow up on financial routines and processes, including work with regulatory compliance and anti-corruption

· lead and coordinate budget, forecast and financial statement work

· Ensure quality through reasonableness checks of payroll data prior to accounting and payroll processing (payroll management is handled by an external partner).

· contribute to long-term planning, risk assessment and financial sustainability

The job involves traveling abroad.

Who are we looking for?

We are looking for someone who is confident in the entire accounting process and who wants to work in a values-driven organization. You are structured, meticulous and analytical, with the ability to combine operational work with a strategic overall perspective.

You enjoy working independently, but also in close collaboration with others. The role involves many contact areas and becomes a central function in the organization, which requires very good collaboration skills. You have the ability to communicate financial issues in a clear and educational way.

You have:

Relevant academic education in economics

· at least 5 years of experience in qualified accounting work, preferably in a non-profit organization or public sector

· experience in financial statements, budgets and financial monitoring

· good knowledge of accounting rules and internal control

· very good knowledge of Swedish and English, both spoken and written

· experience of working in the financial systems Fortnox and Rillion One or other major financial system

Merit:

· Experience from the non-profit sector or smaller organization

· experience in aid work or other grant-funded activities and donor requirements (e.g. Sida)

· experience in financial management support or working closely with the board

· experience with Giva's regulations

The employment is 100% until further notice with access as agreed.

You have irregular working hours and are located in our office in central Stockholm, with the possibility of some home work. We offer wellness time, wellness allowance and a committed and inclusive work community. We are covered by collective agreements between the Employers' Alliance - Unionen, the Swedish Association of Professionals and Leaders and the Swedish Association of Professionals.

We want to work towards an even gender distribution in the organization and see diversity as an asset. Of course, you share the values ​​of the temperance movement and are expected to be a member of the temperance movement at the start of employment.

We are careful to be a safe workplace for children and adults and ask for an extract from the criminal record in connection with employment.

Is this service right for you?

Please submit your application, including CV and cover letter, no later than March 8, 2026 to recruitment@iogtntomovement.se. Please mark your application with "Finance Manager".

The recruitment process will be ongoing, so don't wait to apply.

Contact person for the position: Johanna Davén, Secretary General, 0730321785, johanna.daven@iogtntomovement.se

We kindly but firmly decline offers from staffing and recruitment companies.