Manage all procurement systems and processes for Egypt and Yemen to ensure efficient, transparent, and compliant delivery of goods and services. Lead strategic sourcing initiatives, oversee the end-to-end procurement cycle, and provide leadership to the procurement team to meet operational goals.
The Program Manager will provide technical oversight and management for emergency response and recovery projects throughout the project cycle. They will lead readiness efforts, manage team dynamics, and ensure high-quality programming in alignment with donor requirements and agency standards.
The Senior Advisor will strategically design and implement staff well-being and resilience frameworks across the organization. They will also lead psychosocial risk mitigation efforts and provide technical guidance during critical incidents and emergencies.
The Senior Finance Officer supports global financial management systems, policies, and procedures to ensure alignment with accounting standards and donor regulations. They are responsible for transaction reviews, account analysis, compliance monitoring, and financial reporting to ensure strong stewardship of organizational resources.
The manager will oversee global grant financial management, ensuring compliance with donor policies and CRS requirements. They will lead financial reporting, audit preparation, and provide guidance on budget development and project close-out processes.
The manager will oversee financial management and compliance for a global portfolio of emergency response projects, ensuring adherence to donor and organizational policies. They will lead financial reporting, audit preparation, and provide guidance to program staff and sub-recipients on budget and grant requirements.
Provide technical advice and support for Shelter and Settlements programming to ensure high-quality implementation and alignment with agency standards. Contribute to proposal development, capacity strengthening initiatives, and the analysis of program data to improve decision-making.
Provide technical advice and guidance on emergency response and recovery programming to regional and country teams. Lead proposal development, capacity strengthening initiatives, and represent the agency in humanitarian coordination forums.
Lead and standardize grants, FAA subaward, reporting, and compliance systems across the global Child SAFE portfolio, ensuring alignment with donor regulations, CRS policies, and host-government requirements. Oversee grant lifecycle performance, partner capacity strengthening, milestone and reporting processes, risk mitigation, audit readiness, and continuous improvement across country programs and partners.
The Advisor II provides technical guidance and support for supply chain management activities across the CIHS project to ensure alignment with host government strategies. This role involves building the capacity of country teams, managing logistics systems, and promoting best practices in procurement and inventory control.
The Senior Advisor leads the development and advancement of the global Green Climate Fund (GCF) pipeline, overseeing capture management, donor intelligence, and proposal readiness. They ensure country programs have the necessary tools and staffing structures to systematically advance competitive funding proposals.
The Senior Technical Advisor leads engagement and resource mobilization efforts with Multilateral Development Banks to support organizational programming. They provide technical leadership in designing financing structures and strengthening internal capacity to manage complex development-finance opportunities.
The Senior Technical Advisor leads the strategy for commercial lending partnerships to expand SME access to capital in sectors like water-smart agriculture and sanitation. They provide technical leadership in designing financial structures, managing institutional relationships, and building the capacity of regional teams to implement market-based financing.
The Humanitarian Operations Technical Advisor provides deployable technical and operational support for emergency responses, focusing on supply chain management and suboffice setup. They also contribute to capacity strengthening for country programs and ensure compliance with operational standards and donor requirements.
The Business Development Specialist leads the production of high-quality funding applications and manages the full business development cycle for institutional donors. They provide expertise in capture planning, proposal writing, budget development, and strategic positioning to support CRS global programs.
The Technical Advisor will lead the design, deployment, and sustainability of digital health solutions for the CIHS project across multiple countries. They will provide strategic leadership, build capacity for government and project teams, and ensure technical excellence in health information systems.
The Deputy Chief of Party II provides strategic leadership for the project's technical programming across multiple countries, ensuring high-quality interventions in health systems and disease response. They are responsible for managing multidisciplinary teams, overseeing budget compliance, and fostering partnerships with government and non-government stakeholders.
This role provides technical advice and support for cash, market-based programming, and emergency food security initiatives across various country programs. The advisor contributes to strategy development, proposal design, capacity building, and the implementation of high-quality humanitarian assistance.
The advisor provides regional leadership to strengthen risk management, compliance, safeguarding, and accountability practices across multiple country programs. They support country teams by interpreting policies, identifying systemic risks, and developing practical tools to ensure consistent application of global standards.
Provide deployable operational support to humanitarian emergency responses, with a focus on procurement, logistics, supply chains, and emergency sub-office setup. Support operational functions, staff and partner capacity, compliance, learning, and coordination in line with CRS standards and donor requirements.
