U.S. Recruitment Embassy Yaounde September 2026: multiple profiles

ESO Logistician - Reserved for US EFM / All agencies The U.S. mission in Cameroon is looking for eligible and qualified candidates for the ESO Logistician position within the Engineering Security Office section. Salary:(USD) $53,392/year Series/Level: FP - 0805 - 7 Office: Embassy of Yaoundé Closing date: (MM/DD/YYYY)10/08/2026 Duties The incumbent provides technical security support and services to positions in his or her geographic region. He manages the Engineering Security Office inventory and is responsible for supply chain management, logistics operations, procurement and inventory reconciliation of technical systems and equipment maintained by the Engineering Security Office (ESO) at his duty station and in related positions throughout the region. It contributes to the administrative tasks of the office, the organization of travel and the monitoring of the travel budget.

Other information

FUNCTIONS OF THE LOGISTICIAN: – Provides and coordinates logistical support to Security Engineering Officers, Security Technical Specialists, the Secretary of State’s team, Naval Support Unit Seabees and Regional Security Technicians. This includes ordering, shipping, receiving, inventorying and storing tools, equipment, materials and supplies. This can also include travel planning, budget management, consumption forecasts and other tasks. Understands customer needs and takes steps to meet them.

Education / Qualifications

CMMS MANAGEMENT AND INTEGRATED LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT (GLII): Oversees the administration and updating of logistics information in the CMMS Management System for Diplomatic Security (DS) and in the Department’s GLII system for the region supported by the European Security Centre/ESS. This includes entering and processing forms related to asset management, purchase requests, purchase orders and work orders. TÂADMINISTRATIVE CHES: Assists ESC/ESO in its administrative tasks, including the performance of general office duties, coordination of travel needs, budget management and assistance with travel arrangements. TÂIN STORAGE APPROXIMATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPORTS: Performs annual inventory reconciliation for all capitalized and non-consumable items DS of ESC/ESO business units and prepares related forms and reports. COORDINATION OF SHIPPING: Perform various manual physical tasks as directed. This may include lifting heavy shipping boxes and containers, unpacking bulky or heavy items, and removing packaging materials.

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Assistant Fleet Supervisor (All interested applicants / All sources) The U.S. mission in Cameroon is recruiting an assistant to the fleet manager to ensure the day-to-day operation of the fleet and its driving staff, and ensure safe and fluid transportation. This position involves the supervision of the dispatcher, the coordination of the schedules of sixteen drivers and more than twenty additional drivers, the acting head of section in the absence of the manager and road safety training. Salary:(XAF) FCFA per year Series/Level: LE - 1005 - 7 Office: Embassy of Yaoundé Closing date: (MM/DD/YYYY)13/10/2026 Duties

Responsibilities

Manage drivers’ schedules and movements Prepare and communicate weekly and monthly driver schedules, including shuttle rotations.

Location

Develop weekly pick-up and drop-off plans for staff and visitors to their workplace and submit them for approval by the security services. Coordinate long-distance travel assignments by distributing them equitably among drivers. Track and control travel permissions from start to finish Check drivers’ expense reports for long journeys before submitting them for approval. Comply with vehicle and driver standards Ensure that drivers maintain a professional appearance and comply with embassy hygiene standards. Ensure vehicles are cleaned, fueled and inspected daily with supporting documentation. Report any violations of the regulations or inappropriate behaviour by a driver to the fleet manager. Keep up-to-date records of vehicles, employees and passengers in the Embassy's tracking systems.

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Property Management Supervisor - Current Mission Employees Only / All Agencies The U.S. mission in Cameroon is looking for a property management supervisor to lead a team of 14 employees responsible for receiving, storing, maintaining and distributing all U.S. government assets at the U.S. Embassy. Yaoundé and at the representative office of Douala. Salary:(XAF) FCFA per year Series/Level: LE - 0805 - 8 Office: Embassy of Yaoundé Closing date: (MM/DD/YYYY)13/10/2026 Duties This position oversees all U.S. Government assets at the Embassy of Yaoundé and at the representative office of Douala. The Property Manager leads a team responsible for the receipt, storage, maintenance and distribution of government assets, and ensures accurate records are maintained for annual transfers, disposals and inventories. He/she also manages the delivery of furniture and household appliances to government housing and provides support during embassy events that require the installation of government-owned property. Key responsibilities: Leading warehouse operations Ensure that the warehouse meets the needs of all those who, at the embassy, depend on its services. Directly supervise a team and oversee the entire property management department. Plan furniture and household appliances needs in coordination with the housing team and other Embassy services, including collecting employee opinions, submitting purchase requests, and assessing whether existing items need to be replaced or repaired. Maintain a safe warehouse that meets all required safety standards Manage stock levels so that items are always available without overstocking. Coordinate the installation and disassembly of equipment for Embassy events, including tents, tables, chairs and dishes, and ensure that necessary supplies are available for these events. Managing Stocks Keep all storage spaces organized and clean. Ensure that new assets are properly recorded and accounted for. Use data and physical checks to plan for future property needs, including new housing. Regularly check stocks to confirm correct records and proper handling Lead the annual inventory process to ensure complete and accurate results. Monitor the state and life of government assets, recommending the removal of old or obsolete items. Reviewing asset disposal processes for accuracy and effectiveness Managing the supply of cooking gas to ensure its proper distribution

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Shop/Heat Truck (All interested candidates / All sources) The US mission in Cameroon is looking for a warehouseman (heavy truck driver). The storekeeper (heavy truck driver) safely and efficiently drives trucks, freight vehicles and other vehicles owned or leased by the U.S. government. This position also involves the safe transportation, handling and storage of government assets, whether consumable or not. The incumbent is attached to the Office of General Services and reports to the warehouse supervisor. Salary:(XAF) 7 775 075 FCFA per year Series/Level: LE - 0805 - 4 Office: Embassy of Yaoundé Closing date: (MM/DD/YYYY)13/10/2026 Duties Key responsibilities Driving and transport Safely operate U.S. government vehicles, including heavy and light trucks, vans and vans, to transport supplies and equipment between warehouses, office buildings, residences and other locations. Uses forklifts, pallet trucks, devils and other handling equipment to move supplies to and from storage areas. Cleans, inspects and maintains vehicles before and after use, reports any problems to the supervisor and makes minor repairs as needed. Manages cash and a government fuel credit card for vehicle-related expenses. Provides excellent customer service by responding quickly and professionally to inquiries and queries. Takes ownership of its role by proactively solving problems, maintaining accurate records and adhering to security standards and procedures. Warehouse Operations and Maintenance Charges and unloads furniture, household appliances and other government property between trucks, vans and warehouse. Assembles, disassembles and moves furniture and large household appliances without damaging government property. Helps pack, unpack and distribute welcome kits to newcomers and distributes supplies as needed. Oversees the safe loading and unloading of trucks to avoid damage to embassy property. Helps move, store and organize items in storage spaces. Report any suspected fraud or theft to the appropriate supervisor.

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