The Country Director, Somalia (CD) is responsible for the overall management and development of Relief International’s (RI) country program in Somalia. This involves ensuring that all programmes are delivered to the highest quality and achieve the intended impact.  He/she will play a significant role in program and proposal development, taking the lead in representing the organization with donors, obtaining funding, and identifying and pursuing new program opportunities. He/she will also manage the mobilization and effective scale up of innovative emergency and development programs, supervise program and support staff, as well as ensure that all relevant RI policies and procedures with respect to HR, safety and security, code of conduct, equal opportunities and other relevant policies and procedures are in place, implemented and adhered to.

The Health Coordinator’s role is to lead and provide technical support for the planning and smooth operation of Health activities throughout RI’s country programs. This includes the active involvement in continuously developing and rolling out a country Health strategy based on the specific context, assessments/needs identified, and overall country program goals. In addition, the Health Coordinator will support with the overall capacity building of local staff and stakeholders in Health.

The primary function of the GBV Coordinator is to provide technical guidance and supervision for the successful implementation of pilot GBV prevention and response activities. RI is looking to for an experienced GBV Coordinator to lead all GBV activities a part of a new USAID/OFDA funded integrated WASH, Health, Nutrition and Protection (S/GBV) project across four counties in Upper Nile, South Sudan. The ideal candidate will be passionate, enthusiastic and driven, and have experience of working with national and expatriate team members. S/he will have demonstratable experience of establishing GBV activities, case management, referral pathway mapping, individual/community psychosocial support, and facilitating protection needs assessments.  RI works to mainstream protection and GBV in their other programming to ensure safe access to quality services for vulnerable people. The ideal candidate will have demonstratable experience of integrating GBV and Protection into Health, WASH and Nutrition sectors.

The GBV Coordinator will lead all GBV project implementation, developing workplans, spenddown plans, HR and input into BVA meetings, providing technical lead to quality and effective program implementation (including supervising activities, M&E, reporting), coordinate with key actors, set up and monitoring accountability mechanisms, facilitate learning within the project and build on best practices.

The Program Quality Coordinator is responsible for leading programmatic quality, monitoring and evaluation of a new USAID/OFDA funded integrated Health, WASH, Nutrition and Protection program across four states in Upper Nile, South Sudan. Under the supervision of the Deputy Country Director -Programs, the Program Quality Coordinator will establish and drive program monitoring, evaluation and accountability, which requires effective coordination with the all sectors across the USAID/OFDA funded program.

Under the supervision of the Deputy Country Director (DCD) the Grants and Partnership Manager helps ensure compliance with donor requirements at all stages of the project life cycle and facilitates effective management of RI Turkey’s grants and partners in coordination with other departments (e.g. Programs, Technical Units, Finance, Operations). This includes, but is not limited to, ensuring timely and quality reporting to donors, facilitating grant opening and closeout processes, advising on donor rules and regulations, coordinating proposal development processes, and capacity building of staff and implementing partners.

RI is looking to for an experienced Nutrition Manager to lead the implementation of RI’s multi-donor Nutrition portfolio across four counties in Upper Nile, South Sudan. The Nutrition Manager will lead all project implementation, developing work plans, spend down plans, HR and input into BVA meetings, providing technical support to enable quality and effective program implementation (including supervising activities, capacity building field teams, M&E, reporting), coordinate with key actors, set up and monitoring accountability mechanisms, facilitate learning within the project and build on best practices

The Nutrition Manager will by leading the overall implementation of nutrition interventions which may include screening, treatment of severe acute malnutrition, moderate acute malnutrition, or provision of blanket supplementary feeding. S/he will provide supervision and training to local staff to allow them to implement quality programs. The Nutrition Manager is also in charge of writing reports, developing and ensuring good quality data collection, recording, analysis and storage, assist with ensuring adequate stocks, provide training to local staff as needed, and monitor overall nutrition situation in the area of intervention and observe for potential outbreaks.

The ideal candidate will be passionate, enthusiastic and driven, and have experience of working with national and expatriate team members in nutrition programs in complex and protracted emergency responses.  A demonstrable commitment to national capacity strengthening is mandatory.  S/he will have at least 2-years’ experience of managing nutrition programs, have excellent written and verbal communications skills and will be fluent in English. Experience working in project management within an INGO in conflict-induced fragile settings is mandatory, with previous experience in South Sudan desirable.

Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

RI is looking to for an experienced Health and Nutrition Project Manager to lead the implementation of the UNHCR and BPRM co-funded health and nutrition project in refugee settings in Maban, Upper Nile. The Health and Nutrition Project manager will lead all project implementation, developing workplans, spenddown plans, HR and input into BVA meetings, providing technical support to enable quality and effective program implementation (including supervising activities, capacity building field teams, M&E, reporting), coordinate with key actors, set up and monitoring accountability mechanisms, facilitate learning within the project and build on best practices

S/he will by leading the overall implementation of health and nutrition interventions across 9 PHCCs/PHCUs. S/he will provide supervision and training to local staff to allow them to implement quality programs. The Health and Nutrition Project Manager is also in charge of writing reports, developing and ensuring good quality data collection, recording, analysis and storage, assist with ensuring adequate stocks, provide training to local staff as needed, and monitor overall health and nutrition situation in Maban and observe for potential outbreaks.

The ideal candidate will be passionate, enthusiastic and driven, and have experience of working with national and expatriate team members in nutrition programs in complex and protracted emergency responses.  A demonstratable commitment to national capacity strengthening is mandatory.  S/he will have at least 2-years’ experience of managing health programs, have excellent written and verbal communications skills and will be fluent in English. Experience working in project management within an INGO in conflict-induced fragile settings is mandatory, with previous experience in South Sudan desirable.

Female candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.

RI is looking to for an experienced Project Manager to lead the implementation of a USAID/OFDA funded integrated WASH, Health, Nutrition and Protection project across four counties in Upper Nile, South Sudan. The USAID/OFDA Project Manager will lead all project implementation, developing work plans, spend down plans, HR and input into BVA meetings, providing technical support to quality and effective program implementation (including supervising activities, oversight of each sector, M&E, reporting), coordinate with key actors, set up and monitoring accountability mechanisms, facilitate learning within the project and build on best practices.

The ideal candidate will be passionate, enthusiastic and driven, and have experience of working with national and expatriate team members in multi-sector programming. A demonstrable commitment to national capacity strengthening is mandatory.  S/he will have experience of managing multi-sector USAID/OFDA projects (including reporting), have demonstrable knowledge and understanding of USAID/OFDA grant rules and regulations, have excellent written and verbal communications skills and will be fluent in English. Experience working in project management within an INGO in conflict-induced fragile settings is mandatory, with previous experience in South Sudan desirable.