SUNY / CID Long Term Consulting Opportunities Jobs in Somalia

Long Term Consulting Opportunities – Somalia

The State University of New York / Center for International Development (SUNY/CID) is currently accepting CVs from qualified individuals to provide long-term technical assistance on an anticipated USAID-funded Strengthening Somali Governance Project. 

The project will be headquartered in Mogadishu and will support development of more effective and accountable government institutions in Somalia including: support for the national parliament and regional deliberative bodies; support for select constitutional commissions and service providing ministries; and a public education initiative.

We are looking for candidates for the following positions:
 

Deputy Chief of Party
 

Team Leader: Public Policy, Research and Public Finance
 

Team Leader: Civil Society, Media and Public Education
 

Team Leader: Gender
 

Qualifications:

• Substantive knowledge in the relevant field and extensive experience providing technical advice in the area of expertise;
• Prior experience (5 years or more) providing technical assistance on donor-funded governance programs;
• Advanced university degree in relevant field;
• Political acumen and cultural sensitivity;
• Proven track record in establishing and maintaining excellent working relations and cooperation with government officials and other stakeholders;
• Prior experience in fragile states/sub-Saharan Africa preferred;
• Fluency in English required. Somali language a strong plus.

The Research Foundation of SUNY is a not-for-profit organization that administers contract and grant activity for SUNY. SUNY/CID is an EEO/AA/ADA employer.
 

To apply, please e-mail the following:

1. current curriculum vitae (CV)
2. cover letter summarizing your credentials
3. three professional references with name and contact information,
4. USAID Contractor Employee Biographical Data Sheet (Form AID 1420-17) found here: http://www.usaid.gov/forms

You may send these items to either cidinfo@albany.edu or fax to 518-443-5126 and refer to “Somalia Consultant” in the subject line. 

No phone calls will be accepted.