Senior humanitarian leaders who use their experience in complex crises and fragile contexts to lead a response from strategy to implementation.

Senior humanitarian leaders who implement multi-sectoral emergency response projects to oversee the effective implementation of response programmes.

Senior humanitarian leaders who position World Vision strongly and sustainably within a humanitarian response and with key UN, government and donors.

Senior experts who lead response communications - written, video and photographic content to enable fundraising, media and social media engagement.

Financial experts who provide overall leadership, oversight and management support for all aspects of financial management in a response. 

Senior leaders who provide overall leadership, oversight and management support for all aspects of Support Services in a response.

Senior advocacy leaders who design & implement advocacy & external engagement strategy to support operational and programmatic goals of the response.

IT professionals who ensure a response’s impact, its operational and contextual information are collected, validated, and analysed in a timely manner.

Finance professionals who oversee overall program budget and ensure operational plan for the response is funded.

Accounting professionals who oversee accounting operations in an emergency response, ensuring financial compliance, accuracy, and efficiency.

Water, sanitation and hygiene experts who will lead the WASH program and provide technical oversight for all WASH activities in a response.

Experience MEAL professionals who ensure a response meets quality standards for monitoring, accountability, evaluation and learning.

Human Resources professionals who provide strategic leadership in the area of people management & organisational development during a response.

Supply chain experts who manage the logistics, supply chain and fleet management operations in order to respond to effectively and efficiently.

Finance professionals who support financial management of grant-funded projects, ensuring accurate financial compliance, reporting and effective...

Mental health professionals who provide Mental Health and Psychosocial Support technical guidance for programming and interventions in a response.

Humanitarian education professionals who design and implement formal and non-formal education interventions in emergencies.

Humanitarian professionals who provide technical leadership on cash and voucher programming and interventions during crises.

Humanitarian professionals who use their technical experience to develop and implement child protection programming in a response.

Health professionals who ensure effective planning, implementation, and monitoring of nutrition and health programs in emergency settings.

Food security experts who provide technical programmatic guidance for food assistance and non-food items (NFI) activities establish within a response.

Economic professionals who execute livelihoods interventions aimed at restoring and enhancing the economic well-being of those impacted by crises.

Safeguarding professionals who provide in-depth expertise and support to ensure safeguarding is embedded in the culture and operations of a response.

Experienced humanitarians who lead project/proposal development and design for high-value, competitive, complex funding opportunities in a response.

Experienced humanitarians who coordinate and support project and proposal development in line with a response strategy and donors’ priorities.

Financial professionals who execute accounting processes, ensuring regulatory compliance, while maintaining financial integrity in a response.

Experienced humanitarians who champion for peoples’ needs and rights while upholding accountability to people affected by crisis.