• The Manager, Property Risk & Claims is responsible for identifying, investigating, analyzing, documenting, and mitigating operational risks across Cirrus Asset Management's multifamily and commercial property portfolio. • Serve as the organization's primary internal risk management resource and oversee the claims lifecycle. • Conduct risk evaluations, implement loss control measures, and minimize financial exposure arising from property damage and liability. • Partner closely with various teams to improve incident response and strengthen claims visibility. • Develop scalable risk management processes that enhance operational accountability and incident reporting. • Monitor implementation and effectiveness of corrective actions.

• Lead and deliver business intelligence and risk advisory projects across East Africa • Develop and maintain deep regional, country, and sector-specific expertise • Contribute to the growth of J.S. Held’s client base within the region • Build and maintain trusted client relationships • Proactively identify business development opportunities • Support marketing initiatives, including production of high-quality thought leadership content • Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with key public sector stakeholders

• Lead SOX, SOC1, and internal audit activities for HCBU quality assurance and operational controls, including planning, testing, issue resolution, and audit support • Establish governance routines, reporting, and oversight mechanisms that drive accountability and timely execution across matrixed teams • Partner with internal audit, external audit, compliance, and business leaders to coordinate walkthroughs, evidence review, and remediation activities • Identify control gaps, process risks, and improvement opportunities, and implement mitigation plans to strengthen performance and reduce exposure • Provide leadership across direct and matrixed teams, promoting strong execution, collaboration, and accountability

• Provide strategic direction for the Surveillance and Digital Architecture and Governance workstream, including articulating how RTSL's approach to data architecture fits within — and advances — the broader Collaborative Surveillance framework through supporting the design, adaptation, utilization, and integration of data systems with the aim of providing better intelligence for public health decision-making. • Translate technical concepts into accessible language for diverse audiences: national public health leaders, donors, WHO counterparts, and non-technical program staff. • Represent the workstream externally in global technical forums, partnerships, and donor relationships. • Serve as a senior thought partner to the Director of Epidemic Intelligence on global strategy, emerging trends in digital health and AI, and stakeholder positioning within and across countries. • Work collaboratively with other workstream leads to cohesively matrix responsibilities spanning between Data Use and Decision Science, in-country implementation, and our leadership and governance support to national public health institutes and Ministries of Health. • Identify emerging opportunities and risks in the digital health landscape — including developments in artificial intelligence — and advise on how these should shape RTSL's country support strategies. • Manage and develop a team of staff, including diverse roles across solutions architecture, data engineering, product development, and informatics. • Provide direct advisory support (accompaniment) to national public health institutes and ministries in pathfinder countries as they navigate decisions about data architecture, digital transformation, and data governance based on public health decision-making priorities and needs. • Support the workstream staff members to work with country coordinators and government staff to identify the right solutions for their context.