The mission of the Program Financing Technician is to manage grants from both public and private donors, including international cooperation initiatives by public administrations, Development Education (EPD), and calls for proposals issued by companies and foundations, carrying out the technical and financial formulation, monitoring, and justification of such grants in accordance with the objectives set forth in the annual planning of the Program Financing Team. This position will focus primarily—but not exclusively—on the formulation, monitoring, and justification of ETPS projects. Collect and analyze various funding calls issued by public or private institutions for cooperation and/or education. Formulate cooperation and/or EPD/ETPS projects, adapting them to the criteria established by the funding entity. Prepare progress and final reports, as well as respond to requests from the funding entity. Liaise with Public and Private Institutions (IIPP) via their digital platforms to manage grants, using the digital certificate on behalf of FVF. Organize and coordinate field monitoring visits to strategic programs and projects within the incumbent’s portfolio, as scheduled. Keep the unit’s information systems up to date. Establish and maintain contact with technical staff of the funding entities under the incumbent’s responsibility. Collaborate with Strategy, Territories, GDP, and counterparts in identifying and formulating cooperation projects. Coordinate with Territories, Communications, and EPD regarding communication and dissemination plans for the projects. Manage and monitor external audits of grants requiring such oversight, coordinating with all personnel involved in the project. Coordinate and carry out field monitoring activities for strategic programs and projects within the incumbent’s portfolio. Support the Unit Leader by providing necessary documentation and information for defining and designing instruments, tools, and procedures used in the comprehensive planning, monitoring, evaluation, and accountability of projects funded by IIPP or by companies and foundations through calls for proposals. Support the Unit Leader by providing necessary documentation and information to contribute to defining the strategy and annual public and private fundraising plan through calls for proposals. * Experience: 3 years. Minimum one year of experience managing cooperation projects and at least three years managing EPD projects co-financed by public or private entities, at both technical and financial-accounting levels. Mandatory experience in external audit and evaluation processes, as well as familiarity with information systems, logical framework methodology, and knowledge of legislation and call guidelines issued by Public Institutions in the territory. * Master’s Degree in International Cooperation * Catalan (spoken: advanced; written: advanced) * Spanish (spoken: advanced; written: advanced) * English (spoken: advanced; written: advanced) * Competencies/knowledge: Advanced-level English, both spoken and written, is mandatory; Catalan language proficiency is also valued. Advanced-level MS Excel skills are required. Experience managing European cooperation funds and funds from other international agencies is desirable. Specialized training in gender, environment, and human rights is an asset. * Permanent employment contract * Full-time position * Additional relevant information: Remote work (2 days per week)