PSI is recruiting a Program Officer (m/f), to be based in Maputo, Mozambique.
Duties
- Liaise between Evidence, Communications and Programs Department to obtain data and information relevant for reports
- Assist in the preparation of project work plans, reports and presentations to donors and stakeholders
- Develop the annual activity report for our governmental partners (MISAU, MINEC, etc.)
- Support the development and use of program tools for implementation and supervision
- Establish and maintain an electronic database of Programs staff, roles and responsibilities, including field personnel
- Assist with Project communication activities, including publications
- Provide administrative support to the Programs team in the preparation of travel requests and justification
- Provide administrative support for project events, including workshops, meetings (monthly, quarterly and annual) and training events
- Provide logistical assistance including visas, transportation and accommodation bookings project consultants and visitors
- Manage the Department’s procurement plan and ensure needs are planned for and requested
- Ensure and follow up on requisitions for purchases of items and supplies through a tracking tool
- Coordinate with the Operations department the delivery of equipment, materials and supplies to be distributed to each project based on requisitions provided
- Maintain a proper inventory of project assets register, including numbering, recording and reporting
Requisites
- Bachelor’s degree in relevant field (Business Administration, Sociology, Psychology, etc.)
- At least 2 years of work experience as Project Officer
- Demonstrated experience in project and administrative support activities
- Fluency or strong working knowledge of oral and written Portuguese and English
- Good computer skills in common word processing (MS Word), spreadsheet (MS Excel)
- Familiar with MIS systems and processes (especially DHIS2) would be an asset
- Work experience with NGOs on Family Planning/Sexual Reproductive Health projects is preferred
- Ability to work effectively in team or partnership with a variety of audiences
- Excellent presentation and interpersonal communication skills
Notes
- Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted