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Under the guidance and direct supervision of the Project Manager, the Procurement and Logistic Associate is responsible for supporting effective procurement and supply chain management of goods and services planned under RSHQ Project.

Under the overall supervision of the Programme Director and the direct supervision of the Programme Finance Specialist, this position will support one or more grants and is an integral part of the Programme Support Unit.

the Associate Portfolio Manager carries out effective monitoring and analyses of project activities, focuses on practical needs of project implementation, works in close collaboration with other personnel of the Peace and Security Cluster and promotes a client, quality and results-oriented approach.

The successful applicant will bring his/her extensive experience to the IAIS to Develop and ensure implementation of the IAIS’ communications strategy.

The Procurement Associate works under the overall guidance and supervision of the Project Manager and in close consultation with AFOC Procurement Unit

The Mechanical Engineer will give his/her technical expertise as required to manage and coordinate any designs assigned, site supervision, commissioning and related documentation works. He/she is responsible for managing staff under his/her supervision (when applicable) and ensure high-quality design documentation and site works are carried out on time and on or under budget.

Scan opportunities for partnerships (facilitate assessments of client needs, UNOPS comparative advantages, and partner survey analysis, among others)

The Procurement Officer works under the overall guidance and supervision of the UNOPS RSHQ Project Manager and in close consultation with AFOC Head of Support Services

Reporting directly to the Secretary General, the Executive Coordinator works closely with the IAIS Senior Management Team (SMT) to facilitate the effective and efficient workflow management and coordination of Secretariat activities, in a “Chief of Staff” capacity.

Reporting to the Country Representative the Operations Manager in the South Africa Multi-Country Office serves as a member of the senior management team, with oversight responsibilities for all aspects of the MCO operations, this includes strategic financial and human resources management, efficient procurement and logistical services, security management, ICT and common services consistent with UN Women rules and regulations.

Wastewater Engineer to provide hands-on water and wastewater engineering advice to UN field missions and strategic advice on approaches to manage wastewater treatment within challenging operational contexts.

Senior Energy Engineer to provide hands-on engineering advice to UN field missions and strategic on approaches to improve energy efficiency and transition to renewably sourced power within challenging operational contexts.

The Associate Gender Officer’s (AGO) primary function is to provide technical and administrative support to the Senior Gender Advisor (SGA) within gender mainstreaming of UNMAS’ operations and coordination duties.

The project manager is responsible to produce/read the project initiation documents (PID), Legal Agreement and have a thorough understanding of the terms, conditions, and the respective roles and responsibilities of the partners/stakeholders to ensure the project(s) products are capable of meeting the business cases for both UNOPS and the client.

Digital Communications Officer is responsible for producing and disseminating information about UNOPS work and activities to external audiences, as well as facilitating the flow of information within the organization.

The Project Support Officer will provide support for the implementation of ongoing projects under KHOH-Lao PDR and will ensure compliance with PMM. She/he will be responsible for the coordination with partners and reporting and will support the Country Coordinator for the overall successful delivery of the projects.

The System Administrator/Ops Engineer will work with our web-based development teams to maintain and grow the reliable infrastructure that is used by hundreds of thousands of humanitarian responders, supporting staff, and volunteers during the sudden onset and complex emergencies.

The internship is a learning and working opportunity that targets fresh graduates. The intern will assist the Finance Specialist and provide support to the Cambodia Operational Hub. The intern will be exposed to practical learning and working experiences that foster the development of his /her path. The Intern will work full time and follow the same working hours as UNOPS employees.