Finance Assistant - Remote

Overview

Simprints is a nonprofit tech company with a mission to increase transparency and effectiveness in global development radically. We build ethical, inclusive digital ID powered by biometrics to verify that health, aid, and services truly reach people. Simprints partners with organisations like Gavi to boost immunisation rates in developing countries, Ministries of Health like Ghana on pandemic response, and NGOs like BRAC to deliver maternal healthcare. Studies have shown Simprints increases impact through real-time, precision data, for example increasing maternal health visits by 38% in Bangladesh or accurate HIV tracing by 62% in Malawi. Today we’ve worked in over 17 countries helping deliver health, aid, and finance to >2.5M people. Our goal is to transform the way the world fights poverty, ensuring that every vaccine, every dollar, and every public good reaches the people who need them most.

About the Role

We are looking for a detail-oriented Finance Assistant to support our finance team with essential administrative tasks. In this part-time role (8–12 hours per week), you’ll assist with bookkeeping, data entry, and other day-to-day financial operations.

This is a great opportunity to contribute to an impactful organization while gaining hands-on experience in finance.

Job Details

• Job Title: Finance Assistant
• Reporting To: Director of Finance
• Pay: £18 per hour
• Hours: Flexible, 8-12 hours a week as agreed with the Director of Finance each week
• Location: Remote (Must be UK based)

Requirements

Key Responsibilities:

Accounting Operations

1. Managing and performing the day-to-day accounting operations including billing, accounts receivable, accounts payable, reconciliations, general ledger, cost accounting, revenue recognition, and payment processing

2. Overseeing month end close and ensuring all transactions are recorded, filed, and reported properly

3. Preparing and publishing all monthly financial statements and accompanying reports

4. Processing payroll and associated processes