PSI is recruiting a Project Manager (m/f), to be based in Maputo, Mozambique.
Duties
- Lead the project team and coordinate with the field implementation team, assuming full responsibility for the project’s overall success and outcome
- Develop a suitable dashboard with project data that is analyzed on a monthly basis
- Lead the development of quarterly donor reports with guidance and supervision from the Director of Program
- Measures project progress against the agreed log frame
- Develop feasible workplans for validation, tracking agreed timelines for tasks assigned to different team members
- Monitors project costs and provides explanations and justifications on the expenditure incurred
- Identifies problems in the implementation, anticipates risks and seeks guidance on how to mitigate and overcome problems
- Can assess through field visits if activities are being followed and can provide capacity building to field teams to improve quality implementation and supervision
- Manages and oversees compliance with the project’s Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring Plan
- Maintain an organized system for key project documents and reports
- Assist with project communication activities, including the development of blog posts and documentation of best practices/stories
- Supervise staff time records for staff working within the project
- Facilitate field visits from consultants, project consortium members and donors
Requisites
- Master qualification in relevant field (Public Health or Social Sciences)
- Undergraduate academic degree in a science-related discipline
- At least 7 years of work experience, of which 5 as a project manager of donor-funded projects
- Previous experience in managing USAID projects would be an advantage
- Relevant experience in staff, office and asset management
- Good communication skills verbal and in writing
- Demonstrated experience in project and administrative support activities
- Work experience with NGOs on SRH/FP projects is preferred
- Knowledge in administrative procedures of the government and NGOs
- Well organized, strong attention to detail, and ability to work in a multi-disciplinary environment
- Good computer skills in common word processing (MS Word), spreadsheet (MS Excel)
- Familiar with MIS systems and processes (especially DHIS2)
- Excellent English and Portuguese language skills (interviews will be conducted in English)
Notes
- Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted