Assistant
Project
development firm that provides practical solutions to social
problems through sound analysis, proven management techniques, and
creative implementation. We focus our efforts on two core practice areas: Monitoring
& Evaluation and Knowledge Management. We work with U.S. agencies and
overseas governments, international donors, private-sector clients, and
PVOs/NGOs in more than 80 countries around the world. Key clients include
USAID, the U.S. Department of State, the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the U.S. Trade and
Development Agency.
Contract) is the five-year organizational program support vehicle through which
USAID/Uganda will pursue realizing its development objectives within the
complicated and shifting Ugandan development context. The purpose of
the Learning Contract is to provide monitoring, evaluation and learning support
services and build capacity of USAID/Uganda to implement USAID’s Collaborating,
Learning, and Adapting methodology to strengthen the implementation of
USAID/Uganda’s Country Development Cooperation Strategy and enhance USAID’s
organizational effectiveness.
Director of Finance and Administration with Human Resources and other
Operational tasks.
- Coordinate recruiting efforts by
advertising positions, reviewing applications for compliance and entering
applicant data into a tracker, providing technical evaluation committee
with evaluation forms and interview questions, validate information
submitted in Biodata forms and checking past performance references - Support logistics for short term
consultants including airport pick up/drop off, hotel reservations, cell
phone service, local transportation and any other needs - Coordinate workshops, trainings and
conferences by including preparing participant sign in sheet, collecting
RSVPs, preparing badges, finalizing agenda, refreshments, venue,
microphone, projector and other logistics - Responsible for maintaining HR filing system
up to date and complete, including completing file checklists for each
employee, etc. - Serve as a focal person in the office for
employee requests regarding benefits, allowances and/or policy questions. - Collecting and verifying timesheets for
all project staff, including short term consultants - Preparing annual local holiday list and
ensuring it is approved by the Home Office - Coordinating annual employee performance
evaluation process, tracking which employees have completed it, providing
employees with relevant forms and follow up with supervisors to obtain
input - Regularly collects and reviews project
vehicle logs to ensure they are complete - Serve as point person for vehicle
requests, maintaining a schedule of vehicle movements for the week - Perform any other operational tasks as
requested by the Director of Finance and Administration
each selection criterion detailed below with specific and comprehensive
information supporting each item.
- The applicant should hold a college degree
in human resources, finance, economics, political science, or social
sciences. - At least three years of progressively
responsible experience in the public sector or the NGO community and at
least two years focusing on Human Resources or Operations. - Language Requirement: Must be fluent in the English
language. - Knowledge and familiarity with Ugandan
society economy and government structure, - Must be familiar with the principles of
management in a broad range of administrative activities (operations,
organizational, procurement, records) as well as basic principles of
working with local government institutions. - Excellent interpersonal and computer
skills are required.
Group in the aforementioned capacity should send an updated CV and cover letter
expressing interest to: [email protected] with the subject line
ATTN: Uganda Operations Assistant
applicants will be contacted.
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