FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGER

Position name: Finance and Administration Lead

Time commitment: 32 hours per week (80%)

Contract type: 12 months fixed term, renewable

Location: Rotterdam with hybrid working option

Main purpose: Responsible for (financial) administration, operational and fundraising support

Reporting to: Co-Director

Annual fulltime salary: € 46,000 - € 53,000 (for 100% FTE) gross (depending on experience)

With staff and offices in the Netherlands and the UK, ISI is incorporated as a foundation in the Netherlands. Given the nature of this particular job, candidates need to be Netherlands-based.

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JOB PURPOSE

Are you someone who loves working with numbers, creating order out of complexity, and explaining things in a way that others can follow? At ISI, you'll use those strengths to help drive impact on one of the world's most overlooked human rights issues - the right to a nationality. You will join a caring and committed team, and provide the operational clarity and financial insight that help our programmes and partnerships thrive. You will help guide and support colleagues, enhance systems, and uphold the operational backbone of an ambitious, purpose-driven organisation. If you're detail-oriented, systems-minded, and excited to contribute to justice-driven work with global reach, we'd be delighted to hear from you. As Finance and Administration Lead, you are responsible for ISI's (financial) administration as well as operational and fundraising support, ensuring compliance with (local) legislation and donor requirements. You will also support ISI's Co-Directors, Board and programme leads by supplying up-to-date financial information and expert advice to enable sound decision-making on organisational commitments and sustainability.

The role can broadly be divided as follows:

• General Administration, logistical support and financial oversight - 60%

• Institutional Responsibilities - 20%

• Additional requirements and responsibilities

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Applicants will need to have the right to reside and work in the Netherlands (ISI will not be in a position to sponsor any applicant for visa purposes).

People with lived experience of statelessness or from communities disproportionately impacted by statelessness are encouraged to apply.

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Candidates should submit their full application via email to no later than Sunday 18 January 2026. Further details about the position, person qualifications, application procedure and recruitment timeline are set out below.