Senior Fundraising Associate (Payment Lifecycle Management), GS7, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia #135029 (Open to Malaysian nationals only)

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The Senior Fundraising Associate (Payment Lifecycle Management) is responsible for ensuring timeliness and accuracy in the day-to-day management of donation processing; the payment lifecycle management team; payment analysis and working together with other subunits in the Business Intelligence and Systems team to maximize and optimize payment approvals and reporting. The post reports to the Fundraising Officer (Donation Processing) NOB #108743.

Key Functions/ Accountabilities

Manage Processing of Donations

• Manage day-to-day processing of all donations from various sources and channels such as face-to-face, digital, corporate (list is not exhaustive); where task may include managing of all imports and exports of supporter and pledge data, process automation and possibly manual data entry.
• Manage daily, weekly and monthly donation processing schedules and volumes for all payment types and payment processors, which may include analysis, setting, adjusting and monitoring of su