Closing date: 31 Dec 2017
Your tasks
As a Water and Habitat Engineer working for the ICRC, you will be responsible for the planning, design and implementation of engineering projects for victims of armed conflict. Working in a team, your tasks will include conducting needs assessments, surveying water and housing needs, negotiating with local authorities and firms regarding project implementation and handling all aspects of project management.
Selection requirements
Minimum age 25
Very good command of English and Russian. Fluency in another ICRC working language (French, Spanish or Arabic) is a strong asset
University degree in architecture, civil or structural engineering, hydrology, hydraulic, geology or related fields
Minimum three years of professional experience in this field, including the management of technical support staff
Experience of working internationally is a strong asset, in particular for a humanitarian organisation
Proficient in the use of IT Office Tools and CAD drawing software. Knowledge of Epanet software is an asset
Prepared to accept unaccompanied postings (i.e. no spouse, partner, children or dependents) for the first two missions (minimum 12 months each)
Valid driving licence for manual transmission vehicles
Your profile
Strongly motivated by humanitarian work
Able to work under pressure in a potentially dangerous environment
Excellent communication skills
Excellent team leader, with a high level of intercultural understanding
Excellent organisational skills, able to prioritise a complex workload and to work autonomously as needed
Hands-on approach to project management
What we offer
The opportunity to provide crucial assistance to victims of armed conflict as part of a highly professional and dedicated team
A wide range of professional experience in challenging environments, combined with an attractive career plan
Competitive salary and benefits
Length of assignment: 12 months minimum
How to apply: