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Humanitarian Operations Technical Advisor II
Location
United States
Posted
20 days ago
Salary
0
Seniority
Lead
Job Description
Humanitarian Operations Technical Advisor II
Catholic Relief Services
• Provide rapid deployment, in‑country operational surge support during humanitarian emergencies as an expert with focus on supply chain management particularly in procurement and logistics, and emergency sub‑office setup. • Provide operational support across HR, finance, security, GKIM, administration, and fleet management, in coordination with relevant CRS technical leads. • Provide remote and onsite technical support for emergency operations planning, implementation, and close‑out, ensuring alignment with CRS operational standards, donor regulations, and good humanitarian practice. • Establish and manage relief delivery systems in active emergency contexts. • Provide on‑the‑job mentoring, coaching, and training to CRS staff and local partners, and support the design and rollout of operations‑focused emergency training activities. • Support collaboration and partnerships with local organizations and national and international CRS teams to strengthen operational capacity for emergency response and recovery. • Contribute to technical standards, guidance, and learning for humanitarian field operations and emergency supply chains, including supporting updates to the Emergency Field Operations Manual (EFOM). • Design and adapt humanitarian operations training modules in collaboration with HQ departments and HRD technical teams. • Assist with emergency budgeting, basic cost tracking, and supply chain monitoring, and support compliance with public donor regulations and operational requirements. • Establishment and management of supply chain and accounting systems in new or rapidly evolving emergency responses. • Represent CRS and HRD in relevant humanitarian coordination, cluster, and operations forums, promote staff care and security, and contribute to CRS‑wide operations policy adaptation for emergency contexts.
Job Requirements
- Graduate degree in international development or related field (or equivalent experience).
- Minimum of 8 years of experience supporting or managing humanitarian operations in the field.
- Demonstrated field management experience with an INGO.
- Experience integrating cross‑cutting themes (protection, gender, capacity strengthening, governance).
Benefits
- Medical, dental, life insurance
- Vision insurance
- Generous retirement savings plan
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