UN
IM Officer (CP AoR), Ouagadougou, Burkina-Faso
CDIabout 1 month ago
Job Description
Ouagadougou
CDI
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IM Officer (Nutrition Cluster), NO-1, TA (6 months), # [Click the Apply button below to apply, and Create my CV to build a CV tailored to this offer, professionally]
UNICEF Burkina Faso recruits an IM Officer (Nutrition Cluster) at the level NO-1under a temporary contract of six months, based at Ouagadougou.
Education and qualifications
The position requires at least a university degree at the Bac+3 in an area related to information management, statistics, geographic information systems, information technology, data science or a relevant discipline.
Professional experience
The candidate must have at least one year of relevant professional experience in information management, with emergency experience required. Experience in data collection, management, quality assurance, analysis and visualization is also expected, as is experience in managing data projects combining innovative dimensions and practicality.
Skills
The position requires skills in needs assessment, capacity building, and mastery of MS Excel, ArcMap, QGIS, and Power BI.
Languages
Fluency in French is required. A working knowledge of English is an asset, as is a knowledge of another United Nations language or a language at the duty station.
Additional assets
Experience with a UN agency or NGO, particularly in the field of nutrition, is an asset. The same applies to relevant country-level experience, particularly in fragile and humanitarian development contexts.
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