Fenix

Operations Coordinator

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Last update: Jan 6, 2023 Last update: Jan 6, 2023

Details

Deadline: Jan 31, 2023 Deadline for applications has passed
Location: Greece
Organization: Fenix
Job type:Contract, 12 months +
Languages:
EnglishEnglish
Work experience: <1 year
Date posted:Jan 6, 2023

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About the role

Our operations team is the crucial driving force that allows us to be able to do the work we do. Under the supervision of the Head of Programs and Executive Director, and with the support of Operations Officers and Fenix’s accountant, the Operations Coordinator will;

Do monthly grant management and financial accounting
Ensure proper financial, logistics and information management systems and control mechanisms are in place and followed
Manage human resources in line with existing policies and procedures - including but not limited to ensuring staff introduction, payroll or stipend preparation, holiday and leave management, updating HR policies and procedures, holding contract conversations
Manage and organise the organisation’s shared resources (offices, car, office supplies, finances, pool of interpreters) 
Oversee the identification and fulfilment operational needs
Monitor the team’s wellbeing, ensuring they have proper administrative and emotional support
Organise activities for team building and team meetings
Collect and deliver all the required operational, financial and HR documents
Create logistical responses to changing context
Assist with other administrative and logistic needs that may arise

About Fenix

Fenix – Humanitarian Legal Aid is a US non-profit organization and Greek MKO, federally registered with Greece’s Ministry of Migration and Asylum.

Our multidisciplinary team of lawyers, protection officers, legal assistants, translators, psychologists and experts from different academic backgrounds, provides legal aid, protection and psychosocial services to refugees and asylum seekers on Lesvos, while advocating for a more just and equitable asylum system.
What we are looking for:

Degree in relevant field 
High command of spoken and written English. Command of Greek is a strong asset.
Previous experience in accounting, HR and/or logistics
Previous experience in people management
Excellent communication and organisation skills
Strong multi-tasking and prioritising skills
Pro-active and independent working
Committed to human rights
Driving license is required

12 months, full-time
Lesvos, Greece
Start date: Immediately