1. Objective
With a strong focus on quality and technical support, this is an exciting opportunity to contribute to improving the implementation of programs and projects. The Technical Information Management Officer will be responsible for the management of Protection information and data analysis.
2. Main Functions
The Technical Information Management Officer – PROLAC will work under the direct supervision of the Protection Specialist, assuming the following responsibilities:
- Design, implement and review the information management system to support the evidence-based decision-making process.
- Ensure the correct implementation of the regional protection information management system, including data management methodologies, tools, guides, data analysis and visualization processes.
- The manager will be responsible for collecting, analyzing, reporting, storing and exchanging information in a coordinated and systematic manner.
- Contribute to keeping the regional information management system on protection monitoring up to date through data collection and consolidation.
- Ensure training of internal staff and relevant partners to generate quality and timely data and information to improve evidence-based programming, protection monitoring analysis and advocacy actions.
- Regularly produce protection monitoring information management products, including protection monitoring dashboards, protection monitoring reports at specific points, such as borders or hotspots , as well as at national and regional levels, thematic reports and rapid reports based on primary and secondary data sources.
- Explore new and innovative ways of collecting, analyzing, reporting and storing data.
- Conduct ongoing monitoring and provide feedback on how to improve program processes for data collection, entry, storage, analysis, and reporting.
3. Required professional skills
- Professional in social sciences, economics, international relations, statistics, administrative sciences or related careers
- At least three or four years of work experience in systematization, monitoring, evaluation and learning processes in social and/or humanitarian projects,
- Knowledge and work experience in management, systematization of information and database cleaning.
- Knowledge and experience in tools for data collection, management, analysis and reporting (Kobo toolbox, statgraphics etc, Power BI)
- technical English.
Desirable:
- Previous experience working in complex and volatile contexts.
- Preferably with experience in international cooperation projects.
- Knowledge in the area of Protection will be valued.
- Broad knowledge of highly vulnerable and socially marginalized populations.
4. Behavioral Competencies
- Working with others
- Plan and achieve results
- Empower and build trust (Communicate with impact and respect)
- Managing a secure environment
- Analyze
- Managing changes.
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What we offer:
- A challenging and meaningful job in a highly recognized humanitarian organization.
- National contract until March 31, 2025, with the possibility of extension, with a competitive salary and benefits package.
- Flexible working environment in a dynamic office.
- Place of work: Tegucigalpa, Honduras
We encourage you to join our work culture that allows staff to share ideas and take responsibility . We encourage and give responsibility to our entire team at all levels, to help solve the complex problems we face. You will have many opportunities to be heard and to take initiative.
NRC is an equal opportunity employer whose policy is diversity, equity and inclusion of staff in terms of age, gender, ethnicity, nationality, physical ability, among others.
About us:
The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) is an international, independent, humanitarian, non-profit, non-governmental organization established in 1946. All NRC activities in Latin America and the Caribbean respond to the needs and rights of displaced people and refugees regardless of their age, gender, social, ethnic, religious or national status, with a focus on access to rights and durable solutions. The needs and rights of displaced and vulnerable people remain at the center of our response.