Above 8 Years Experience Jobs and Vacancies in Ethiopia

• Industrial Safety & Security Services
• 8 years
• Addis Ababa

Education Diploma or TVET (10+3) special training on safety and security or police training Experience 8 years work experience in a related area out of which 2 years as a supervisory position

• Senior Network Administrator
• 7 years & above
• Addis Ababa

Bunna Insurance S.C invites qualified and competent candidates for the following vacant post Position Title: Senior Network Administrator Qualification: BSc Degree in Computer Science Experience: 7 years & above relevant Experience Special Skill: Cisco Certified Network Associate and Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate trained or Certified No Required: One Place of Work: Addis Ababa, Head Office Salary & Benefits: As per the salary scale of the company with other benefit packages Terms of Employment: Permanent

• Finance Manager
• 10 years
• Addis Ababa

COOPI Ethiopia is seeking for a qualified and competent Finance Manager to be based in Addis Ababa reporting to COOPI Country Administrator Duties and Responsibilities: Keep accurate and updated book-keeping documentation of COOPI Ethiopia Coordination’s accounts; Keep accurate and updated book-keeping software of COOPI Ethiopia; Collaboration with Base and Project Administrators for proper book-keeping update with coordination office expenditures; Ensure collection and reconciliation of financial documents with COOPI double-entry book-keeping software; Supervise the archive of all COOPI Ethiopia’s administrative and financial documents; Maintain relationship with banks about COOPI’s accounts in Ethiopia, and Government’s offices about taxes, social contributions, and other compulsory tolls; Perform every other task requested by the Head of Mission or Country Administrator regarding the administrative and financial sphere of Addis Ababa Office activities; Any other duties assigned by the Supervisor. Management level 2, reporting to Country Administrator Donor % (Budget Holder) Subject to donor’s approval Suggested Start Date Subject to donor’s approval Duration of the contract: 12 months with the possibility of extension Salary and Benefit: Entry gross salary 44,500 ETB/month including applicable taxes, pension contribution, and transport allowance Duty starting date: This position is subject to donor’s funding approval, planned start date 01/04/2020. Qualification and Experience University degree in accounting/ economics/ business A minimum of ten years of relevant working experience with International NGOs in a similar position Fluency in English and Amharic Proven capacity to work in a team is essential. Experience in managing staff is an advantage. Experience in liaising with governmental/local authorities, IOs and NGOs. Demonstrated ability to work in stressful environments and under pressure. Computer literate, with excellent command of Microsoft Excel and double-entry book-keeping software.

• Area Manager - Dolo Ado
• 8 to 10 years
• Dolo Ado

INTRODUCTION The Danish Refugee Council (DRC), an international non-governmental organization (NGO), has been providing relief and development services in the Horn of Africa since 1997. DRC promotes and supports solutions to the problems faced by refugees, internally displaced people (IDPs), and migrants. The organization has offices across the region and has been operational in Ethiopia since 2009. With funding from bilateral and multilateral donors, DRC is currently implementing a range of activities across Ethiopia and Djibouti, including WASH and shelter provision, child and youth protection, gender-based violence response, awareness-raising of migration risks, protection monitoring of migration routes, and livelihoods support for returning migrants or those at-risk of migration. Title: Area Manager Dolo Ado Location: Dollo Ado, Ethiopia Employment Category: H2 Reporting To: Country Director Direct Reports: Dolo Ado Program and Support Teams Start of Contract & Duration: 12 months Posting date: Feb 18, 2020 Overall Purpose of the Role: The Dolo Ado-based Area Manager is responsible for the overall implementation and strategic direction of the organization's current and future projects in Liben, After and Dawa zones of the Somali region, and is the direct supervisor of both program and support staff in the Dolo Ado field office. The Area Manager advises DRC’s program and support staff to ensure all programming in the assigned areas of operation is in line with DRC Ethiopia’s country strategy and is in full compliance with the organization’s policies and best practices. Furthermore, the Area Manager is responsible for leading project cycle management, proposal development and program strategy - ensuring the successful implementation of all activities, and relevance and responsiveness of the activities to priority humanitarian needs in the assigned areas of operation. In this capacity, the Area Manager is also responsible for representing DRC publicly at the site level, including in coordination fora with other agencies, and for providing the direct link in communications between DRC's Dolo Ado field office and the organization's Addis Ababa country office. Finally, it is essential the Area Manager collaborates with the Addis Ababa based Security Coordinator and Senior Management Team to provide safety and security management of the Dolo Ado-based team and ensure all safety and security measures, including contingency plans and standard operating procedures, are in place and well understood by all staff. Responsibilities: Management and Coordinator: Overall responsibility for the recruitment and daily management of the Dolo Ado-based program and support teams, including ensuring positive and collaborative working relationships in line with DRC's Code of Conduct and assessing staff capacity to provide or recommend relevant training or coaching as needed. Daily management of the Dolo Ado office, including ensuring compliant financial operations and budgeting, administration, human resources, logistics, procurement and security in line with DRC and donor regulations. Represent DRC publicly at the site level, including in coordination fora with other agencies, and for providing the direct link in communications between DRC's Shire field office and the Addis Ababa office. Programming and Technical Support: Provide oversight of all programming in the assigned areas of operation in compliance with core protection principles and best practices, and DRC and donor regulations, while upholding rigorous project cycle management standards. Design and support in conducting needs assessments to inform program design as well as identify risks and vulnerabilities, including those related to gender, age and diversity. Develop concrete initiatives to respond to protection risks experienced by the Somali refugee and IDP population in the assigned areas of operation as well as specific strategies that build upon existing assets within the population. Contribute to the strategic direction of programming through active and ongoing participation in and contribution to strategic planning meetings and the development of strategic documents. Work with the Head of Programs and finance team to contribute to new project development, including both narratives and budgets, by coordinating and compiling inputs from other technical and support staff. Ensure the timely and quality delivery of all organizational and project reports and staff contributions to organizational monitoring and evaluation requirements to ensure project quality, relevance and accountability to DRC's beneficiary populations. Support staff to integrate protection and migration concerns and awareness into other sectors as relevant. Finance and Administration: Provide daily management of the field office’s finance team. Oversee and regularly update a comprehensive master budget of all of DRC’s operations in the assigned areas of operation. Assume responsibility as the primary budget holder of all projects and lead in the development of new budgets and spending plans. Collaborate regularly with the Addis Ababa based finance team to monitor spending and ensure the timely utilization of all grants. Ensure full compliance with DRC and donor financial guidelines and policies. Human Resources: Manage the Dolo Ado-based team and support respectful and positive working relationships which allow for the effective implementation of all activities. This is to be achieved through leadership, team building, day-to-day support, capacity-building and strong, generalist knowledge in all of DRC’s core sectors, including protection, WASH and livelihoods. Lead site-level recruitment processes and ensure that relevant staffing structures are in place and are reflective of appropriate gender balance. Promote professional development by identifying training and capacity building opportunities and ensure staff is well versed in core protection concepts, DRC's code of conduct, accountability, respectful dialogue with the refugee population, and prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse. Collaborate with the Addis Ababa human resources department to ensure staff evaluations are conducted on a regular basis. Logistics and Procurement: Collaborate with the local Supply Chain team and Addis Ababa-based Supply Chain team to develop and maintain procurement plans. Ensure logistics and procurement processes are in place and fully compliant with DRC and donor policies and standards. Collaborate with the Supply Chain team to ensure field-based records are well managed, fulfill DRC and donor requirements, and are always up-to-date for use in donor reports. Monitor budget lines to ensure spending is in line with project timelines and implementation schedules. Regularly review procurement plans with procurement and logistics, and finance teams to adjust spending as required in advance of project closure. Safety and Security: Assume responsibility for staff safety in the area of operation. Ensure all relevant information regarding safety, security and the context is collected, updated and shared in a regular and timely manner. Collaborate with the Addis Ababa-based Security Coordinator and Senior Management Team to make decisions and manage security incidents at a local level. Experience and Technical Competencies: Master’s degree in law, social sciences, international development, or other relevant field. Minimum of 8 to 10 years of work experience within the field of law or protection, particularly within the field of humanitarian response and refugee protection, with experience working for an international NGO, UN agency or relevant ministry or local authority. Minimum of 5 years of experience in a senior project management position. Excellent analytical and writing skills. Excellent written and spoken English. Knowledge of Office software packages and experience using data analysis tools. Education: Master’s degree in law, social sciences, international development, or other relevant field.. Languages: Excellent verbal and written English. Knowledge of Amharic an added advantage. Knowledge of Amharic an added advantage All DRC roles require the post-holder to master DRC’s core competencies: Striving for Excellence: Focusing on reaching results while ensuring efficient processes. Collaborating: Involving relevant parties and encouraging feedback. Taking the lead: Taking ownership and initiative while aiming for innovation. Communicating: Listening and speaking effectively and honestly. Demonstrating integrity: Acting in line with DRC's vision and values

• Finance and Procurement Director
• 8 to 10 years
• Addis Ababa

St. Gabriel General Hospital PLC was established in September 1996 and is the first private hospital of its kind in Ethiopia. St. Gabriel General Hospital has paved the way and continues to provide access to healthcare for both the local and international communities in Ethiopia. Currently, the hospital is seeking to fill the vacant position of Finance and Procurement Director. Major Responsibilities: - The Director will analyze everyday financial activities and subsequently provide advice and guidance to upper management on future financial plans. Perform financial analysis and reporting to management as per the reporting schedule Respond to accounting inquiries from management on a timely basis. Analyze costs, revenues, pricing, variable contributions, sales results, and the company’s actual performance compared to the business plans. Coordinate with the finance team to complete assigned accounting tasks within deadlines. Coordinate and lead the annual audit process by liaising with external auditors. Administer and lead the annual budgeting and planning process in conjunction with the respective directors of the company. Manage company cash flow and forecasting. Update and implement all necessary business policies and accounting practices; actively participate in the implementation of the various policy guidelines and manuals (Finance and Procurement). Follows-up on tax liabilities and other tax-relevant issues. Conduct reviews and evaluations for cost-reduction opportunities. Ensures the registration of all the fixed assets of the company. Enforce the proper framework agreements, whenever required, for the procurement of goods and services in the company Develop and execute a long-term strategy to facilitate improvements for Procurement Services. Implement best practices in procurement and supplier management to support operational objectives. Maintain strong working relationships with strategic suppliers to assure cost, quality, and delivery targets are met. Update procurement strategies based on changing market conditions. Required No.: One Qualification Requirements Bachelor’s degree or Master’s degree in Accounting, Finance or any other related fields from a recognized university. At least 8 to 10 years’ experience in accounting/financial management, procurement, and contract management function. Of which 5 years and more are in a managerial positions. Work experience in health care services or hospitals is advantageous. Recognized Professional certification is considered as a plus. Required skills Experience in a senior financial-management role, partnering with executive staff, resulting in the development and implementation of creative financial management strategies. Proven experience as a Financial Manager/Director. Outstanding knowledge, understanding, and experience on implementation of IFRS. Proficient user of Peachtree accounting and other relevant accounting software packages. Profound knowledge of pertinent local laws and practices in the areas of finances and procurement. Strong interpersonal, communication and presentation skills. Demonstrated leadership ability, confidence, and executive presence – the ability to guide, direct and motivate staff. Ability to work under pressure and tight deadlines;

• Community Resilience & DRR–Program Coordination Support Specialist (Resilience & DRR-PCSS)
• 5/10 years
• Addis Ababa

The Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) wants to recruit employees in the following vacant positions the details of which are mentioned below. About the Ethiopian Red Cross Society and the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) The Ethiopian Red Cross Society (ERCS) was established in 1935 and is one of the oldest and largest humanitarian organizations in Ethiopia. ERCS provides services to communities affected by natural and manmade disasters through the provision of emergency responses, ambulance and first aid, family reunification, essential drugs, water and sanitation, and other humanitarian services. ERCS also runs disaster risk reduction programs with the aim of creating resilience in households and communities. Currently, the ERCS has a structure consisting of 11 Regional Offices, 33 Zonal Branches, and 131 District/Woreda Branches and 599 Woreda Red Cross Committees and 5871 Kebele Red Cross Committees. Ethiopian Red Cross (ERCS) and the Netherlands Red Cross (NLRC) have a long-standing partnership. Over the years, many activities in various sectors (health, DRR, water and sanitation) have been supported with good results. In 2013, the NLRC has embarked on a new way of working with its partners, which is aimed at enhancing community safety and resilience as well as the self-reliance of its sister National Societies. The partner support relationship has a long-term horizon, around 10 years. ERCS is one of the partners of NLRC. NLRC support Ethiopia Red Cross to implement various programmes in the field of Health, Resilience, Disaster Risk Reduction, Lobby and Advocacy as well as Capacity Building. Further more, NLRC provides Organizational Development support to ERCS. For two of the programmes (Partners for Resilience II (PfR2) and Upscaling Ecosystem-based DRR in Ethiopia (ECO- DRR) NLRC is working in a consortium with various Netherlands based organizations. NLRC is looking for an experienced program coordination specialist with extensive knowledge on resilience and Disaster Risk Reduction to facilitate a timely and effective programme implementation. Key Performance Areas Project information Partners for Resilience II is an alliance of humanitarian, development, climate and environmental civil society organizations, composed of five Netherlands based members (CARE Nederland, Cordaid, the Netherlands Red Cross, the Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre, and Wetlands International) and their partner organizations in the South. The alliance, led by the Netherlands Red Cross, uses an integrated approach to mitigate disaster risk and enhance livelihoods, particularly by addressing climate change and ecosystem management and restoration and promotes the application of Integrated Risk Management (IRM) to strengthen and protect livelihoods of vulnerable communities. ERCS and NLRC agree that the overall goal of this project is: to promote the application of Integrated Risk Mt (IRM) to strengthen and protect the livelihoods of vulnerable communities. This enables increased access to stakeholders in policy, investment and practice domains to promote the increased and sustained application of IRM. The overall project goal is to promote the application of Integrated Risk Management (IRM) to strengthen and protect the livelihoods of vulnerable communities. This enables increased access to stakeholders in policy, investment and practice domains to promote the increased and sustained application in IRM. Upscaling Ecosystem-based DRR in Ethiopia (ECO- DRR) focuses on reducing the vulnerability of communities to drought and flood in Fafan Zone of Somali Region through ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction work. For the scaling-up of ECO-DRR interventions, the project will go through four important processes which include: Mobilization of stakeholders and laying a strong foundation of systems and organizational arrangements; Conducting participatory risk assessment and action planning in order to identify needs and opportunities and set priorities; Implementation of Eco-DRR measures; Demonstration and publication of good practices and facilitation of integration in existing government planning and risk management processes. The overall goal of this project is: to enhance the resilience of communities in Fafan zone of the Somali Region of Ethiopia to disasters (including from climate risks) through upscaling up of implementation of Eco-DRR activities. Duties and Responsibilities For every position: Respect and promote Red Cross/Red Crescent principles, values and comply to ERCS security regulations, code of conducts and relevant guidelines. Overall responsibility To ensure the coordination and collaboration of the PfR2 and UNDEVCO Programme partners in Addis , Amhara and Somali regions for successful implementation of the programme. To connect with other related ERCS /NLRC projects (Resilience, Livelihood) in order to look for synergy, complementarity and learning; Ensure timely compilation and submission of quality reports (narrative and financial) to NLRC HQ. Strategy/Policy To share/promote the resilience approach and collaborate with (regional) organizations and initiatives, (Protracted Crisis) strategic partners of the Netherlands government in Ethiopia. Identification of gaps (conflict sensitivity, gender sensitivity, sustainability of programme components) and discussion with ERCS and SCSRE partners on ways forward. Project Coordination and technical support To ensure the effective and efficient coordination of the PfR2 and ECO DRR projects and addresses emerging challenges in good coordination with NLRC and ERCS (HQ and branch) and the respective consortium partners ( PfR2 : Cordaid, Care NL, Wetlands International and RCRC Climate Centre and for ECO DRR : Cordaid and Wetlands International) aiming at strengthening the capacity of the local counterpart; To provide or arrange technical support as required, in the field of food and water security, and disaster risk reduction activities; To assure that the overall project of PfR2 and ECODRR comply with the agreed standards, budget, and timeframe; Up on request from the ERCS HQs, to provide technical assistance to ERCS in submitting quality and timely reports. To provide technical assistance to ERCS HQs and branch in the sound financial management of the PfR2 and ECO DRR project budget; To conduct regular monitoring visits and share the report to NLRC country rep and in the cc ERCS HQ, NLRC HQ, and NLRC Regional Technical Advisor. To provide technical support to ERCS HQ and branch for proper identification, documentation, and sharing of field lessons, success stories, and challenges. Up on request from PfR2 and ECO DRR partners, provide or arrange support to the branch in order to better realize the respective goals of the projects. Other duties assigned by his/her supervisor (NLRC country representative) Representation Up on request and in consultation with NLRC country representative, jointly represent PfR2 and ECO DRR in relevant fora, Royal Netherlands Embassy in Addis Ababa, Netherlands Government-funded NGOs, movement partners. Coordination Facilitate proper coordination among the alliance members, NLRC, ERCS HQ and branch as well as consortium members Support follow up of action points of branch coordination meeting and attend these meetings on a regular basis. Lines of responsibility The Resilience& DRR Program Coordination Support Specialist (PCSS) will report directly to the NLRC Country Representative in Addis Abeba. For additional technical issues, s/he will receive support from the various departments of NLRC HQ. Lines of Reporting The Resilience & DRR PCSS will be the central point for the PfR2 and ECO DRR country reports. He/she will report directly to the NLRC Country Representative for Ethiopia. The Resilience & DRR PCSS is responsible for reviewing the quarterly, semi-annual, and annual narrative and financial ERCS reports as well as the semiannual and annual country narrative reports and financial reports that are required for the consortium lead (Cordaid Ethiopia). Time frame Starting date is as soon as possible, the latest 15th March 2020. The contract period is 1 year, with possible extension, upon satisfactory performance and funding. Reporting to: - NLRC Country Representative Terms of employment:- Contract for one year with possible extension. Place of Work:- Ethiopia–Addis Abeba, with regular visits to the field ( Somalia Region and Amhara region) Grade:- XV Qualification Requirements: Master degree in Social Science/Development Studies or other relevant field related to food, water security and disaster risk management or first degree in these same fields with equivalent of proven work experience. At least 5 years’ experience (for master degree) or 10 years’ experience (for first degree) in disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, overall resilience strengthening, food and livelihood security, natural resource management and extensive field experience, Proved experience and skills in donor reporting in English. Basic knowledge of ecosystem management and restoration Experience in participatory planning and review techniques; Experience with Red Cross and Red Crescent is an added value; Strong capacity building and facilitation skills is an advantage; Practical knowledge of computer skills; Strong experience in large scale Program Coordination, including narrative and financial reporting, financial management, budget control; Experience in coordination and networking with various stakeholders; Ability to work in a challenging environment with a minimum supervision and meeting deadlines without compromising qualities Fluency in spoken and written English; Willing to abide by and respect Red Cross/Red Crescent Principles and Values Salary: 29,335.00

• Executive Associate
• 8 years
• Addis Ababa

About the Organization: VisionFund Micro Finance Institution (S.C) is an Institution established according to proclamation No. 40/96 to provide financial services to the productive poor in the rural and urban areas of Ethiopia. VisionFund is currently operating in four of the Regional States of the country. VisionFund MFI is currently looking for candidates for the position of Executive Associate. The successful candidates will have skills and experience that meet the following requirements: Major Responsibilities: · Plan, organize, direct and control the activities of the CEO office; · Run the office of the CEO and make the executive team effective. · Handles correspondences that is generated from the CEO’s Office; · Receives incoming letters from internal and external clients, dispatches the same to the concerned office; handles stamp /seal of the Institution · Organizes EMT meetings, collect agenda for weekly EMT meeting, get approval for agendas & distributes the agenda to the EMT before meetings are held; follows up the implementation of action items to the EMT members · Takes minutes of BoD Meeting, prepares draft of same to be presented for CEO for possible edition; · Takes minutes of EMT meeting; follows up and ensure the signature of minutes by participants; · Organizes BoD meetings including the arrangement of supplies and facilities; · Organizes Ordinary and Extra-Ordinary meetings; invitation distribution, delegation letters according to agenda items; Qualification, Skill and Experience: The following may be acquired through a combination of formal or self-education, prior experience or on-the-job training: o BA degree in business administration, finance, accounting, management or related fields, o At least 8-years of relevant experience, of which at least five years in an executive assistant to senior executive positions o Good knowledge of VF MFI objectives, standing policies, and regulations. o Ability to coordinate and administer office activates o Ability to compose letters and memorandums o Good interpersonal skill o Skill in the use of computer application software. Terms of employment: Permanent Salary: Negotiable and attractive benefits packages. Closing Date: 10 (Ten) calendar days from the first date of this announcement

• College Dean
• 8/10 years
• Addis Ababa

Job Description Key Roles and Responsibilities The College Dean shall be accountable to the CEO and Board of Directors, serve students and staff fairly and equitably. Key duties and responsibilities of the college dean. Oversee, lead, guide and administer the overall activities and performance of Ledge Midwifery College. Follow up and ensure the implementation of decision and directives of the Board of Directors. Represent the college in all matters related to external relations. Sign all academic agreements with third parties on behalf of the college. Oversee all the financial matters and operate bank accounts of the college. Ensure the mobilization of the college resource. Engage in teaching the college for restricted hours. Mode of employment One year contract with possible extension based on performance (Full Time). Required Educational level/Specialization Ph.D. in reproductive health, MPH in public health specialized in reproductive health, MD in public health specialized in reproductive health Years of Experience 8 Year of experience for Ph.D. Holder, out of which 4 Years experience in a managerial position in the required field and who has served as Associate Professor in the field and who has published at least two articles in a reputable journal. And 10 of experience for MPH, MD holder. Out of which 4 Years experience in a managerial position in the required field and who has served as Associate Professor at least 4 years of experience in the field and who has published at least four articles in a reputable journal(s).

• General Account Head
• 8 years & above
• Addis Ababa

Ambassador Garment & Trade PLC is a prestigious and prime Service provider of classic suits for modern society is seeking to fill the following Vacant Positions Major Activities of General Account Head Perform financial analysis and reporting to management as per the reporting schedule Coordinate with the finance team to complete assigned accounting tasks within deadlines. Generate financial reports and statements to Managers for review. Monitor expenditures, analyze revenues and determine budget variances and report the same to management. Respond to accounting inquiries from management on a timely basis. Provide guidance to other Accountants when needed. Assist in auditing activities by providing necessary information and preparing requested documentations. Monitor and record financial transactions according to company policies and regulations. Review and recommend changes to existing accounting procedures Liaise with our finance manager and to improve financial procedures Required No. One Educational back ground B.A degree accounting from a recognized college Work experience 8 years & above relevant work experience & Experience of manufacturing company is an asset

• Senior Manager – Evaluations (Re-advert)
• 8 years
• Addis Ababa

ETHIOPIAN AGRICULTURAL TRANSFORMATION AGENCY Position: Senior Manager – Evaluations (Re-advert) Term of Employment: One year with the possibility of extension Duty Station(s): Addis Ababa Required Number: One Salary & Benefits: Competitive Application Deadline: February 23, 2020 BACKGROUND: The Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency (ATA) is a strategy and delivery-oriented government agency created to help accelerate the growth and transformation of the country’s agriculture sector. The ATA envisions that, by 2025, smallholder farmers are commercialized with greater incomes, inclusiveness, resilience, and sustainability, contributing to Ethiopia’s achievement of middle-income country status. The agency focuses on two primary national approaches to catalyze agricultural transformation. First, we support the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Resources (MoA), its affiliate institutions, and other partners to identify and address systemic bottlenecks within an Agricultural Transformation Agenda. Second, we support Regional Governments to accelerate the development of high-priority commodity value chains in clearly defined geographic clusters, through the Agricultural Commercialization Clusters (ACC) Initiative. Our major activities include conducting strategic and analytical studies, providing technical implementation support, coordinating platforms to better integrate partners and projects, and designing and directly leading a number of implementation projects. Our headquarters are in Addis Ababa, and we have regional offices in Amhara, Oromia, SNNP, and Tigray regional offices, allowing us to work closely with a wide range of public, private and development sector partners across the country. Our Culture We have an exceptional team of highly competent employees with a proven track record of success in managing complex activities and achieving transformational results. Our culture is one where talented, dedicated and adaptable individuals are committed to doing their best and exhibit great teamwork to achieve excellent results. At ATA, we provide an exceptional platform for people who want to achieve their highest potential and make a meaningful contribution in changing the country’s agricultural sector. We offer rewarding work in a young, fast-paced growing organization with passionate, committed, motivated colleagues and excellent career development and training. We recognize our most valuable assets are our staff and are committed to providing our employees with the tools, training, and mentorships necessary to achieve their career goals. POSITION SUMMARY: The Senior Manager for Evaluations will report to the Evaluations and Learning Unit Director and contributes to the team in the following key activities. Lead Evaluation and Baselines for projects implemented by the Ethiopian Agricultural Transformation Agency (ATA) and projects of the Transformation Agenda. He/she leads team members reporting to him/her and is the key person in all the evaluation and baseline phases including research design, instrument development, engaging in the fieldwork, data analysis and writing evaluation and baseline report. He/she is also responsible for staff capacity building on research and evaluations and contributes to project/program learning. The Senior Evaluation Manager also involves in project design especially in developing Result’s Framework for new projects and refines Results Framework for those projects having RFs as necessary. ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Support in designing of projects engaging in Results Framework development and ensure the RFs are to the expected standard with SMART indicators and logical linkages. Lead evaluations of projects owned by ATA in collaboration with other EL team and project implementation teams. Work with project teams in planning baseline and evaluation timelines and budgeting. Design appropriate research methods that reflect the objective and complexity of the project. Undertake meta-analysis of data collected through multiple projects to examine and identify drivers of change or impact indicators. Work with the project teams and partner institutions in designing research instruments. Lead programming of the instruments into electronic data collection systems (KOBO, CSPro, survey CTO, etc) Engage and lead primary and secondary data collection, cleaning and analysis. Lead evaluation and baseline report writing as per the expected standard. Support evaluations to be conducted by external consultants as appropriate. Work with CCI team to ensure mainstreaming of cross-cutting issues (like Gender, Climate and Nutrition) in the entire process of evaluations and baselines. Facilitate stakeholder’s workshops/meetings to validate evaluation findings and disseminate results of evaluations to relevant parties. Facilitate capacity-building activities with ATA staff on research and evaluations. Work with the Learning Manager and communications team to produce and communicate learning and evaluation briefs. Maintain evaluation tracker for monitoring the evaluation process. Perform other duties as required and requested by the Evaluations and learning Director. Job Requirements Master’s Degree in Development Economics, Agricultural Economics/ Economics, Development Studies, Monitoring and Evaluation, Statistics, or other relevant fields. More than 8 years for MA/MS holders or more than 10 years for BA/BS holders with on hands-on experiences working on baseline studies, evaluation and/or impact evaluation, preferably in the field of agriculture and rural development Deep understanding of the theory and application of performance evaluation as well as impact evaluation approaches Experience on meta-analysis, trend analysis, and impact evaluations Specific experience and skills on research design, implementation and report writing Specific experiences in designing monitoring & evaluation systems based on project frameworks such as logical framework results in framework, outcome mapping Practical experience with data management and analytical software such as SPSS/Stata, etc Experience in independently undertaking all the phases of baselines and evaluations High level of research report writing skills Consultancy experience is an advantage An understanding of Ethiopia’s agricultural system, with a broad perspective on how the entire system operates and how public, private, NGO and informal actors operate within the system Strong analytical skills as well as good knowledge of on-going efforts to transform agriculture in Ethiopia Ability to thrive in a fast-moving, start-up environment, with an emphasis on high performance, teamwork, accountability, and results Highly facilitative and collaborative working style Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and data gathering skills. Excellent oral and written communication skills A strong set of personal values including integrity, honesty, and desire to be of service Fluency in English and Amharic is essential.

• Networking and Influencing Project Coordinator
• 7-10 years
• Addis Ababa

Shaping a stronger Oxfam for people living in poverty. ABOUT OXFAM Oxfam is a global movement of people who won’t live with the injustice of poverty. Together we save and rebuild lives in disasters. We help people build better lives for themselves. We speak out on the big issues that keep people poor, like inequality, discrimination against women and climate change. And we won’t stop until every person on the planet can live without poverty. Oxfam GB is a member of the international confederation Oxfam. Our values and commitment to safeguarding Oxfam is committed to preventing any type of unwanted behaviour at work including sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse, lack of integrity and financial misconduct; and committed to promoting the welfare of children, young people, adults and beneficiaries with whom Oxfam GB engages. Oxfam expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment through our code of conduct. We place a high priority on ensuring that only those who share and demonstrate our values are recruited to work for us. The post holder will undertake the appropriate level of training and is responsible for ensuring that they understand and work within the safeguarding policies of the organisation. All offers of employment will be subject to satisfactory references and appropriate screening checks, which can include criminal records and terrorism finance checks. Oxfam GB also participates in the Inter-Agency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme. In line with this Scheme, we will request information from job applicants’ previous employers about any findings of sexual exploitation, sexual abuse and/or sexual harassment during employment, or incidents under investigation when the applicant left employment. By submitting an application, the job applicant confirms his/her understanding of these recruitment procedures. We are committed to ensuring diversity and gender equality within our organisation and encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply. OUR TEAM The Gender Team will manage the Oxfam Gender Programme as a standalone programme but also, provide technical support to the country team to mainstream gender across other programmes as institutionally. Gender inequality is the most serious and pervasive form of discrimination in the world. While this affects everyone, women and girls form the majority of those living in poverty and face the most discrimination. Gender inequality is a key driver of poverty and a fundamental denial of women's rights and socio-economic empowerment. They have fewer resources, less power and less influence in decision making when compared to men. They are exposed to various forms of violence and exploitation and experience further inequality because of their ethnicity, age, race, class, marital status, sexual orientation and (dis)ability. Oxfam believes that transforming gender and power relations, the structures, norms and values that underpin them, is critical to ending poverty and challenging inequality. We believe that women taking control and taking collective action are themselves, the most important drivers of sustained improvements in women’s rights. It is more important than ever for women to be supported in developing their own visions and strategies for change, and building the organizations and movements required to affirm that achieving women’s rights is a foundation for all development goals. This is part of Oxfam in Ethiopia Country Strategy and its integrated theme of Gender Justice. JOB PURPOSE The Networking and Influencing Project Coordinator will be responsible for overseeing the project titled’ ’A strengthened network for greater impact’’, a 3-year regional project in Ethiopia funded by European Union and jointly implemented by OXFAM, FEMNET (The African Women's Development and Communication Network) and local partners. The Coordinator will lead Oxfam team in designing and implementing high quality and sustainable policy and influencing initiatives in line with Oxfam’s commitments under the EU Programme Action through innovative programme approaches and models that meet the needs of targeted women’s rights networks and partners under the following components: a. Enhancing effectiveness and impact of the targeted country umbrella organizations working on women’s rights at continental, regional and country levels to influence policies on women’s rights and gender equality. b. Building the capacities of Oxfam Ethiopian partners and women’s rights organizations in policy advocacy and influencing on women’s rights and gender equality at national and regional levels, holding government accountable to implementing Maputo Protocol, gender commitments under 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Africa Agenda 2063. c. Improving collaboration, networking and sharing of information between Ethiopia’s women’s rights networks and their members and providing transformative leadership in support of women’s rights. The Project Coordinator, in close coordination with the Gender Program Manager and country program team, will catalyze the growth and development of the project in Ethiopia and provide hands-on support to mainstreaming learning from this project into the work of local and regional FEMNET partners and across Oxfam’s One programming and policy influencing areas. The position also provides support to thought leadership, effective coordination and resource mobilization in line with the project for local FEMNET partners and to Oxfam in Ethiopia’s country strategy. Core Details Location: Addis Ababa Our package: According to Oxfam Salary Scale Internal Grade: C2, National Contract type: Fixed Term contract for 3 (three) years Hours of work: 37.5 hours per week. This is a full-time role; however, Oxfam offers various flexible arrangements which candidates can discuss with the Recruiting Manager at interview stage This role reports to: Gender Program Manager Staff reporting to this post: None Annual budget for the post: N/A Key relationships/interactions: Screening checks: All successful candidates will be screened through Refinitiv World-Check One to comply with counter-terrorism and financial sanctions regulations. Key Responsibilities Projects Delivery/Implementation and Partnership management - 70% Provide leadership and direction to the project and to local partners and ensure that targets and objectives are achieved in line with project proposals, donor rules, and regulations and guidelines. Manage and coordinate the delivery of the “Network for Greater Impact’’ project portfolio in the country, with support from Oxfam colleagues assigned to this project (finance, advocacy, MEAL). Coordinate with Oxfam support unit, and other colleagues towards a unified One Programme Approach to ensure smooth programme implementation. Overseeing Oxfam’s systems and liaising with other teams to meet Oxfam programme management and compliance standards. Develop, implement and review quarterly and annual programme work and project activities that contribute to the achievement of project outcomes at thematic and project levels, in association with FEMNET members and other stakeholders. In collaboration with the FEMNET/Oxfam Regional Programme Management Coordinators, take final responsibility for the project’s plans and reports (activities and financial). Maintain financial and programmatic management, monitoring, evaluation and learning as per Oxfam rules and procedures. Works closely with the MEL team on MEAL tools to measure project impact. Ensure partnership coordination and linkage between programme outcomes and project components. Provide partners overall substantive and strategic guidance and operational management of the project including planning, approval, implementation, monitoring, evaluation and reporting. Build strong linkages with regional and global FEMNET/Oxfam project stakeholders, making direct visits and working with other staff, local partners and constituent communities in planning, implementing and tracking progress against plans and milestones. Establish and maintain excellent working relationships with FEMNET partners in Ethiopia and work closely with them to support their capacity and organisational development over the three-year programme and other strategic needs as identified through a formal SWOT process in the project’s first year. Work with project partners to identify opportunities and resources to grow and sustain the programme and its impact - and be involved in the development of new proposals for donor funding where relevant. With support from FEMNET/Oxfam and in-country MEAL colleagues, ensure that the project in Ethiopia learns from and contributes to the regional programmes feminist learning ethos and approach and delivers high-quality learning, including research, review and evaluations. Liaison with the Gender Program Manager to represent the ‘Strengthened Network for Greater Impact’ project in relevant fora (Forums, Ministerial and International NGOs Network working Groups, policy forums, national and international meetings, etc.) and give an appropriate and high-quality technical representation of the programme. Policy, Advocacy/Lobbying and Influencing - 20% With FEMNET members and Oxfam partners, develop influencing, advocacy and lobby strategies and operational plans following the “Strengthened Network for Greater Impact’’ programme theory of change, and project goals to maximize the impact of Oxfam and FEMNET’s collective Influencing work. Develop a follow-up mechanism and lobbying strategy to influence the policy and lawmakers and continuously maintain the liaison with them. Coordinate the FEMNET/Oxfam and in-country Advocacy and Influencing colleagues; support project partners in the planning and coordination of the lobby and advocacy components of the project, including through outreach to international, regional and national stakeholders; and ensure linkages and synergies with other FEMNET and Oxfam global campaigns. Support alliance-building, including women’s rights organisations and other civil society organizations and strengthen organizational capacity and sustainability of new and growing networks. Build project partner’s and women rights organizations (WROs) skills in advocacy and campaigning risk analysis, transformative leadership and monitoring of complex change. Work with project partners to support their coordination influencing, campaign, lobby and advocacy components of the project. Support WROs to influence decision-making processes, law reform and implementation and use the direct influence of global, regional and national level duty bearers in alliance with WROs. Work with project partners to support peer-to-peer learning on gender equality and women’s rights across women’s organizations and other civil society organizations. Initiate and strengthen liaison with key stakeholders including academia, UN agencies, policymakers, private sectors and media. Provide regular updates to project partners and to the Oxfam/FEMNET programme team to be up to date with developments in government circles and other actors Facilitate and support greater communication between local, national, and international women’s rights networks. Promote women’s agency and transformative leadership across the “Strengthened Network for Greater Impact’ project. Attend relevant external meetings and build networks and collaborate with local and national level civil society movements and contribute in the global and regional level advocacy, lobby and influencing as per country plan with guidance from management. Project Conceptualisation and Business Development - 10% Build proactive and positive relationships with donors, government officials and academia to promote the “Strengthened Network for Greater Impact’’ programme and Oxfam’s partnership with FEMNET. Ensure visibility of the projects, its EU funding, and the implementing partners with other donors and stakeholders. Leverage evidence gathered through the work for influencing (policy, campaigning and advocacy) working with partners, local and regional influencing networks. Manage Oxfam’s relationships with and sub-grants to FEMNET members. Contribute to the development and submission of high-quality concept notes and proposals. Other Required to adhere to Oxfam’s principles and values as well as the promotion of gender justice and women's rights. Understanding of and commitment to adhere to equity, diversity, gender, child safety and staff health and wellbeing principles Undertake other tasks at the request of the Line Manager to ensure the effective implementation of the project. Skills, Experience, and Knowledge Essential University Degree and/or Master’s in Social Sciences, Sociology, Social Work, Communication, Law, Education and, or relevant disciplines/any other related areas that can bring added value to the job from a recognized university/college. Relevant/practical 7-10 years working experience in civil society organizational capacity development and network building with interpersonal skills (e.g. experience of coaching, mentoring, organizational culture and governance development), out of which 2 – 3 years’ should be supervisory and managerial experience in supporting, working or investing in the building of networks of collaborating parties. Strong knowledge of national and international gender policies, women’s rights laws, policies, strategies, principles, and standards. Being conversant with the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa (Maputo Protocol), gender commitments under 2030, Agenda for Sustainable Development and Africa Agenda 2063 regarding gender equality and women’s rights. Sound understanding of the Ethiopia political economy and global context with a theoretical understanding of gender and social change process. Proven record of working with the government as a partner, private sector, academia, and media or in influencing national and local government policies and practices. Strong background in managing research projects, policy advocacy including lobby and negotiation. Demonstrated financial management, budgeting, expenditure tracking, and financial reporting experience, with previous responsibility for complex projects/programs Excellent information gathering, analytical and conceptual thinking skills; able to understand complex issues and translate them into simple, workable actions and plans. Strong coordination, facilitation and influencing skills, with the ability to build strong, credible relationships and to communicate with a broad range of stakeholders. Demonstrated communicational, motivational persuasive skills with strong writing skills in English, preferably with a history of writing for influencing materials and donor reports. Ability to liaise, network with a wide range of women’s rights networks at national, regional and global levels. Ability and willingness to travel at grassroots, districts and international levels. Ability to work independently with minimum guidance, manage time efficiently, willingness to work under pressure, plan and prioritize work accordingly and follow a flexible time schedule. Commitment to and knowledge of creating a partner-led operational environment, with an ability to implement a programmatic approach that is focussed on developing and supporting partner organisations to achieve direct impact and results relating to programme objectives. Desirable Awareness of Feminist principles. Knowledge of other Ethiopian languages would be an advantage. Key Attributes Ability to demonstrate sensitivity to cultural differences and gender issues, as well as the commitment to equal opportunities Ability to demonstrate an openness and willingness to learn about the application of gender/gender mainstreaming, women’s rights, and diversity for all aspects of development work Commitment to undertake Oxfam’s safeguarding training and adherence of relevant policies to ensure all people who come into contact with Oxfam are as safe as possible Organisational Values Accountability – Our purpose-driven, results-focused approach means we take responsibility for our actions and hold ourselves accountable. We believe that others should also be held accountable for their actions Empowerment – Our approach means that everyone involved with Oxfam, from our staff and supporters to people living in poverty, should feel they can make change happen Inclusiveness – We are open to everyone and embrace diversity. We believe everyone has a contribution to make, regardless of visible and invisible differences Note to candidates: Shortlisted candidates will be assessed on our organisational values and attributes at the interview stage. The successful candidate(s) will be expected to adhere to our code of conduct. We encourage candidates to read and understand our code of conduct here.

• Maintenance Inspector-Auto
• 5/7 plus years
• Addis Ababa

Under the supervision of Fleet Manager, the Maintenance Inspector role will be to ensure compliance to all local requirements and company standards as well as to insure the proper maintenance of company vehicles including sales and distribution heavy trucks. Duties & Responsibilities Plan and oversee the entire vehicle maintenance activities of the company. Inspect and diagnose mechanical and electrical malfunctions in automobiles, heavy and light trucks. Develop maintenance procedures and insuring procedures. Examine company vehicle and reviews maintenance. Record to insure that trucks have been maintained according to the prescribed job order. Perform scheduled visual inspections of all trucks under the company. Record all corrective action required for planned maintenance. Inspect and note quality of maintenance performed. Prepare and issue emergency maintenance instructions to appropriate staff. Conduct spot checks on maintained trucks to verify work completion. Keep maintenance logs and report on daily activities. Check all repair works performed on internal/external garage completeness. This includes physical inspections and road test before vehicle is turned back to user department. Perform preventive maintenance on all company vehicles. Examine reports for accuracy on each vehicle and equipment repaired; prepare reports on vehicles and equipment repaired. Insure Health and Safety polices are compliant with. Perform other duties as required. Required Qualification BSC Degree/TVET Level III/IV in Auto Mechanic from known university/college 5/7 plus years of experience in maintenance inspection, Auto Mechanic and related areas Proven experience as maintenance inspector or similar roles. Experience in planning maintenance operations.

• Head of Corporate Security and Brand Protection
• 10 years
• Sebeta

Overview Welcome to the Diageo world of exciting possibilities, a world of celebrating life every day, everywhere. Diageo is a truly global organisation with over 28,000 talented people and a presence in 180 countries. Across our 21 markets, our brand portfolio represents our biggest strength, and our biggest passion. Be it our global giants, local stars or reserve brands we use our vision, creativity and courage to drive the growth of our products worldwide. We invent strong brands for today and for the future; upholding the quality of our products and taking personal accountability for both the history and for the future of our brands. We have more than 6,500 people working with Diageo in Africa: our Africa businesses account for over 20% of the Diageo workforce worldwide. In all that we do, we seek to bring out the best of our Diageo values and release the ‘spirit of joy & community’ which is alive across the African continent. In Africa, we create wealth both directly through our operations and indirectly through our broader value chains where we support development and growth in partnership with businesses and communities. Thirteen of our production sites in Africa are in water-stressed areas; so much of our focus is on managing water use in our operations effectively and reducing water poverty in surrounding communities through our pan-African Water of Life programme. Since its launch in 2006, we have brought safe drinking water to around 10 million people. We are committed to our vision of being ‘the best performing, most trusted and respected consumer goods company. To be a part of Diageo is to be a part of history – and to have the unrivaled opportunity to make your own mark in history. Top 3-5 Accountability To review security procedures across Meta Abo operations and recommend appropriate structures and policies to ensure that assets, sites, personnel, and intellectual property are protected. Driving proactive programs to mitigate current and emerging risks and trends to keep our people, assets, and brands safe, including ensuring all sites meet minimum security standards Participate in crisis management in the event of a commercial or executive threat and build and maintaining effective contacts across Diageo and externally (relevant law enforcement. regulatory and industry bodies) to assist in such a crisis Ensure man-guarding and technical security systems on all locations provide the optimum level of cost-effective security by maintaining up to date knowledge of available systems and recommending changes as appropriate. Conduct/manage investigations into suspected criminal matters and breaches of Diageo CoBC were requested and liaise with relevant law enforcement agencies where appropriate Conduct a thorough investigation and market inspection for the protection of Diageo owned brands in the market Leads, manages and executes Brand Protection plans and actions end to end. Job Requirements Degree level qualification. In-depth knowledge of contemporary security systems and issues. At least 10 years of experience in the police service, armed forces or security industry Knowledge of interaction between company and law enforcement agencies in criminal activities, kidnap/extortion & crisis management cases. Experienced in the enforcement of brand protection endeavors both in Ethiopia and/or overseas High level of presentation skills both written and verbal. Experience of commerce in relation to the police and crime. Knowledge of electronic surveillance systems. Awareness to negotiate terms and structure of security and brand protection contracts.

• Protected Area Expert: Bale Mountains
• 10 years
• Addis Ababa, with regular travel to the project areas

GITEC IGIP GmbH is managing a project entitled, “Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in Priority Protected Areas in Ethiopia”. This project is funded through the German Development Bank, KfW, and the client is the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority. The Protected Area Management Expert will work closely with EWCA at the national level, and complementary and in close cooperation with FZS and AWF at the park level. The PA expert is expected to work closely with other team members of the project, especially the CTA, and to be available on a regular and routine basis for discussions and consultations as may be required during project implementation. The tasks of the PA Expert are comprehensive and include: Specific Tasks (A) Operational support tasks: Prepare together with the other members of the Project Management Team (PMT) the park-specific inception report, and annual reports. Elaborate together with the CTA and in accordance with the PMT on the Terms of Reference for short-term experts; Participate in the elaboration of technical studies, feasibility assessments and the preparation of technical specification documents related to investment planning and procurement at park level; Produce, implement, and monitor yearly operational and budget plans; Ensure and certify the receipts of goods and services procured; especially support the PMT in the preparation, procurement, and implementation of the annual audits and the follow up of the outcome; Assist the CTA in his/her supervising role of other project staff and sub-contractors and replace the CTA during periods of his/her absence as required. (B) PA planning and management tasks: Contribute as a member of the PMT to the elaboration/revision of the General Management Plan (GMP) including Protected Area business plans, and of annual work plans/operational plans and procurement plans. The Park Management expert is additionally responsible that those documents fulfill PEA and KFW requirements and are submitted (via the CTA) for approval to PEA and KfW within the scheduled timeframe; Support the adequate consideration of sustainable natural resource management and land use planning/zoning in PA and adjacent Woredas (land use planning, water management plans, grazing schemes), in cooperation with Woredas; Support the PMT in improving/finalizing the physical demarcation of the park boundaries; Implement PA surveillance according to standard procedures to be established, including Law Enforcement Monitoring (LEM) and Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool (SMART); Advise and assists PMT on project-specific issues related to nature conservation management approaches such as policy formulation and implementation, development of respective procedures, guidelines, strategies. (C) Coordination and facilitation of cooperation: Work in close coordination with the co-financing/co-management partners and any identified research studies (e.g. work linking to the Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute’s mandate) in the parks to develop appropriate concepts and approaches for implementing the Project; Liaise and work with GIZ and the SLM III and EU projects within the surrounds of the Park in order to maximize the use of project resources and, to maximize potential positive impacts for those living in these Woredas through cross project initiatives. (D) Organizational development task: Contribute to organizational development on all levels: Facilitate cooperation with national authorities, establish long-term co-management between EWCA and partners, establish and facilitate formal consultation/cooperation mechanism between PA management and neighboring Woredas (incl. regional authorities and main user groups), advise on participatory protected area management, strengthen the participation of local communities, ensure that socio-economic development and benefit-sharing go hand-in-hand with nature conservation measures. (E) Capacity building and training task: Assist and advise the PMT with regard to training programmes, specially destined for the capacity development of the park administrations; Plan and coordinate for cross park exposure/training events where these may be deemed appropriate in order to ‘add value’ to management and conservation approaches in Bale NP. (F) Visibility enhancement: Support the PEA and the PCU in the promotion of the Project. Must be able to meet work deadlines and contribute to a set of wider team objectives. Should have good people skills and have experience in working within both the government and non-government sectors. This is a senior position and the individual must be able to demonstrate individual initiative, self-discipline, sensitivity in working with different stakeholders, as well as leadership qualities. Duty station: The expert will be based in the office of the Ethiopian Wildlife Conservation Authority, Addis Ababa, with regular travel to the project areas (at least one week out of every four). Duration of Contract: For a maximum of 21 months Offer: The successful candidate will be offered a locally competitive salary which will include medical cover and group/accident insurance. A mandatory probation period of 45 days is a condition of employment. Background Specification and Required Experience for the Position: The applicant must be a graduate in; Biology, Natural Sciences, Wildlife Conservation, Ecology or a closely related subject. Ideally, the candidate should have a Master's degree. They must have at least ten years of work experience in a related field, including work at both project and donor cooperation level with a preference for those with experience in international wildlife conservation. Candidates with direct; WB, KfW, EU or USAID related experience are encouraged to apply. Experience in working with EWCA is preferred.

• Human Resources Manager
• 8 years
• Addis Ababa

The Pharo Foundation (the “Foundation”) is a privately funded entrepreneurial organization that runs philanthropic programmes as well as for-profit social enterprises. The Vision of the Foundation is an economically vibrant and inclusive Africa. The Mission is to achieve the vision by investing in the human and physical capital of Africa, with an emphasis on job creation. Established in 2011, the Foundation has already carried out more than 30 projects in Ethiopia, and Somaliland, as well as Uganda and South Sudan. The key themes on the philanthropic side of the Foundation are education, health, water, and agriculture. The Foundation’s latest landmark project is our girls boarding school based in the Benishangul Gumuz region with a capacity of 240 students, a testament to the Foundation’s dedication to Ethiopia. Headquartered in London, the Foundation also has an operational HQ in Nairobi and offices in Hargeisa, Addis Ababa, and Assosa, A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an HR Manager to join The Pharo Foundation in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. You will be motivated by the opportunity to play a key role in the success of multiple programmes in the country. Collaborating with the senior teams in Addis and Nairobi you will be at the forefront of defining and implementing the human capital strategy across a diverse portfolio of programmes in Ethiopia. Critical to success in this role will be your ability to help infuse the vision, mission, and values of the Foundation and create the culture that derives from these principles. With the Foundation’s ambition to grow as a large private-sector employer in Ethiopia, your role in ensuring a positive employee experience is key to the overall success of the Foundation. You will, therefore, define and lead the organization’s approach to employee engagement in the country. This strategic HR position requires you to understand the objectives and goals of the Foundation and to work with the teams to create human capital strategies that align with these objectives in Ethiopia. Capable of being a mentor and guide to your HR reports, and beyond to the rest of the organization in Ethiopia, you will help them to implement best practice HR policies and procedures. The challenge will be to ensure uniformity of excellence in the HR function whilst accounting for diverse operating environments. Sharing the Foundation’s passion for talent development, you will create a comprehensive talent management programme in Ethiopia. This will be a wide-ranging scheme, which includes talent management, succession planning, building talent pipelines, creating career progression learning and development programmes, retention strategies and all the other aspects required to promote individual satisfaction, team harmony and ensure exceptional overall performance. Key duties and responsibilities in coordination with the Head HR in Nairobi, Kenya Human Resources Development and Management To expand and strengthen our Ethiopian team by recruiting and retaining the best talent possible domestically and from the diaspora. To identify the training needs of employees and ensure processes are in place to support and encourage the appropriate personal and professional development of staff within the context of the organizational objectives. To provide solid leadership, inspiration, and mentorship to the team. To ensure that an employee handbook and other guidelines are compliant with the Foundation’s HR policies and the local employment law and regulations are updated on a regular basis. Security, Health and Safety To ensure that the health and safety policy is regularly reviewed, and all staff are aware of this policy and follow its guidelines To ensure that risk assessments of all Foundation places of work are performed regularly. To comply with other relevant policies and procedures as they are developed. Talent management Implement best practice talent policies and procedures and create a comprehensive talent management programme in Ethiopia. Build talent pipelines and create career development programmes. Develop retention strategies and all other aspects required to promote individual satisfaction, team harmony and ensure exceptional overall performance. Culture and performance management Screening and on-boarding – to enable processes to be in place to ensure new employees are a culture fit and are aligned and fully understand The Pharo Foundation values of passion and respect, creativity and entrepreneurship, trust and accountability. Help manage the exit process for those that do not. Drive performance management processes with transparent KPIs. Benefits: Competitive base pay commensurate with experience. Medical insurance cover Career growth through on-job training and developmental opportunities across The Pharo Foundation. Dual Reporting to: Administrative: The Foundation Country Representative based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Functional: The Foundation Head of Human Resources based in Nairobi, Kenya Functional Relationships: The Foundation team in Addis Ababa Head of Finance, Addis, Ethiopia Headmistress and Head of HR of Pharo School Pharo Farms Manager External Relationships, among others: Employment authorities and government stakeholders Employment service providers Direct reports: HR teams in Ethiopia Qualification Requirements Possess a postgraduate qualification (minimum required is Bachelors’ Degree but Masters’ Degree is preferred) and/or membership of a professional association. A minimum of eight (8) years of professional experience; three (3) of these must have been in senior management roles. Prior experience of working across diverse entities or subsidiaries is a distinct advantage but as a minimum, each candidate must be able to demonstrate strong HR leadership in sizeable companies or divisions. An excellent bilingual communicator, written and spoken, in Amharic and English. Deep understanding of Ethiopian labor laws, standards, and legal requirements. Behavioral Competencies Strong and charismatic individual with solid pedigree and experience of working for and leading the HR function in significant organizations. Superb management skills: able to manage and motivate a wide variety of employees from diverse backgrounds in a professional and compelling manner. You respect and understand the local culture and values and yet embrace and can work within international work ethics and standards. Problem-solving and creative thinking skills: the ability to get results in unstructured environments, solid track record for growing businesses and implementing best practice policies and processes. A self-assured, internally motivated and passionate individual with outstanding communication skills driven to succeed and make a difference. Must possess high levels of integrity, resilience, accountability, commitment, and determination Data-driven in decision-making