Project Management Officer

Project Management Officer

Summary

The Humanitarian Impact Institute (HII) is seeking an energetic project management officer with excellent time management, people management and administrative skills to join our evaluation teams. The role will support the delivery of evaluations globally through scheduling, coordinating, contracting, budgeting and partnering. 

The Role 

This role will help deliver a range of monitoring, evaluation and research projects globally across HII’s projects, with a focus on East Africa, MENA, south Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. 

HII is dedicated to increasing the impact of humanitarian and emergency responses, as well as development programs globally. 

The role involves:

• Contracting - managing the project contracting process for clients, partners, consultants and sub contractors;
• Scheduling & Coordinating - using our project management software; processes & procedures; and your innate management skills to ensure all elements of each project are working to time and budget specifications;
• Data and knowledge management - ensuring all data protocols are followed;
• Team support - ensuring that team members know what they need to do and when;
• Technical support - supporting sampling processes;
• Supporting your evaluation team to deliver in all ways possible; and
• Ensuring all M&E projects are intersectional, conflict, disability and gender sensitive.

Requirements

The ideal candidate will have:

• 3-5 years of experience managing projects in the humanitarian sector;
• Complete fluency in English writing and speaking;
• Have demonstrated excellent project management skills and orientation; and
• Be completely aligned with our values and our goals on diversity, inclusion and localisation.

Benefits

We have a social mission to increase impact in humanitarian and emergency responses and development programs globally.

This is a full time role in HII's core team, working remotely.

• you can work from anywhere in the world;
• work flexibly to cater for carers, parents and other circumstances;
• generous leave provisions;
• serious learning growth opportunities;
• work with an exceptional team on important projects; and
• contribute to meaningful and effective humanitarian programs globally.