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Sub-Regional Manager
Location
Dominica
Posted
31 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Senior
Job Description
Sub-Regional Manager
Amentum
• Provide overall leadership and management of all RDAP activities within the Caribbean sub-region. • Oversee the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of sub-regional and country-level work plans. • Ensure alignment of all activities with program objectives, contractual requirements, and donor priorities. • Monitor program performance and ensure timely, high-quality reporting and results-based implementation. • Identify program risks and opportunities and recommend strategic adjustments to the COP. • Provide direct supervision and performance management of DRMS and sub-regional support staff. • Lead recruitment, onboarding, mentoring, and professional development of team members. • Manage geographically dispersed teams across multiple Caribbean countries, ensuring clear communication, coordination, and accountability. • Conduct performance evaluations and provide regular feedback to strengthen staff performance. • Foster a collaborative and high-performing team environment across the sub-region. • Supervise budget planning, execution, and monitoring for all sub-regional activities. • Participate in the development of the annual work plan and provide recommendations on budget allocations. • Ensure efficient, compliant, and strategic use of financial resources in accordance with donor and organizational policies. • Track expenditures, monitor variances, and implement corrective actions as needed. • Support financial forecasting and contribute to overall program financial management. • Work closely with the COP, M&E Officer, and other RDAP team members to develop and refine annual work plans. • Prioritize activities and ensure appropriate allocation of technical, financial, and human resources across the Caribbean portfolio. • Provide strategic recommendations on program direction and sub-regional engagement. • Develop and maintain relationships with regional and national disaster management agencies, humanitarian partners, and relevant stakeholders across the Caribbean. • Represent the program in coordination meetings, technical forums, and engagements with government and partner organizations. • Engage stakeholders to identify capacity gaps and opportunities for collaboration. • Ensure the technical quality and relevance of training and capacity strengthening activities. • Promote best practices in disaster risk management, preparedness, mitigation, and response. • Provide technical input and guidance to DRMS and field teams. • Ensure readiness and effective utilization of surge capacity mechanisms across the sub-region. • Serve as backup leadership to DRMS during emergency responses, including the ability to assume coordination responsibilities if required, and provide direct support to DRMS-led response efforts. • Oversee and ensure country-level preparedness and readiness activities in advance of known hazard seasons (e.g., hurricane season), including coordination with DRMS to assess readiness, identify gaps, and implement pre-positioning or preparedness actions.
Job Requirements
- Minimum 6–8 years (advanced degree) or 9–11 years (bachelor's degree) of progressively responsible experience in international development or humanitarian assistance programs
- Demonstrated experience in program management and oversight, including strategic planning, implementation, monitoring, and reporting for multi-country or complex programs
- Minimum 4–5 years of management experience, including direct supervision of professional staff across multiple locations or countries
- Budget development, financial oversight, and resource allocation responsibilities
- Monitoring and evaluation of program performance and results
- Proven experience managing donor-funded programs, preferably with U.S. Government (USG) funding.
- Demonstrated professional experience working in the Caribbean sub-region required.
- Prior professional experience in at least one Caribbean country required (e.g., Belize, Haiti, Jamaica, The Bahamas, or similar contexts).
- Strong understanding of Caribbean disaster management systems, regional coordination mechanisms, and key stakeholders.
- Established regional networks or ability to rapidly build relationships strongly preferred.
- Experience in disaster risk management, including preparedness, mitigation, training, and response activities.
- Previous experience supporting disaster relief operations strongly preferred.
- Experience in one or more technical sectors (e.g., health, WASH, shelter, logistics, protection, or related fields) preferred.
- English Level 4 minimum (Level 5 preferred)
- Spanish and/or French highly preferred
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Flexible working hours
- Professional development budget
- Home office setup allowance
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