Catholic Relief Services | CRS·Full Time, Contract·a day ago
United States$82501 - $100K per year10+ yrs expSales
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.
Catholic Relief Services | CRS·Full Time·2 days ago
United States$48328 - $59665 per year5-10 yrs expOthers
The Administrative Officer Senior coordinates administrative support services, including logistics, procurement, and facility management to ensure efficient country program operations. They also oversee inventory, asset management, and liaison activities while supporting compliance with agency standards and donor requirements.
Provide technical advice and implementation support for the REACH Malaria global project to accelerate progress in malaria service delivery. Facilitate capacity strengthening, knowledge management, and strategic partnerships with donors and national programs.
Catholic Relief Services | CRS·Full Time·5 days ago
United States$95173 - $117K per year10+ yrs expHealthcare
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 Program Manager I provides technical and coordination support to partners in South America to strengthen El Niño preparedness and facilitate rapid emergency response. They are responsible for maintaining activity plans, synthesizing hazard information, and facilitating partner working sessions to develop effective response strategies.
Catholic Relief Services | CRS·Full Time·5 days ago
United States$95173 - $117K per year5-10 yrs expHealthcare
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.
The Program Manager II will lead the MEAL component of the CIHS project, overseeing performance monitoring, data quality assurance, and reporting across multiple countries. They will also manage program talent, foster strategic partnerships, and ensure donor compliance while promoting continuous learning and innovation.
Catholic Relief Services | CRS·Full Time·5 days ago
United States$71349 - $88085 per year5-10 yrs expProduct
The Program Manager acts as a technical advisor for Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) design on the CIHS project across multiple countries. They are responsible for developing MEAL systems, managing data analysis, ensuring donor compliance, and fostering relationships with project stakeholders.
Provide technical advice and support for food security, livelihoods, and market-based programming to regional and country teams. Manage the Sudan Country Program's Preparedness Plan for Food and Nutrition Security Crises as the primary coordinator.
Catholic Relief Services | CRS·Full Time·6 days ago
United States$64647 - $77268 per year2-5 yrs expOthers
The Data Operations Analyst I provides operational support for fundraising and business systems by managing recurring processes and ensuring data quality. The role also assists users with system navigation, maintains documentation, and implements improvements to data management practices.
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.