Job: Office Support Manager, Turkey (Syria) for DanChurchAid programme in Turkey

 

 

 
Would you like to become the new Office Support Manager (OSM) for the DanChurchAid programme in Turkey/Syria? As the OSM you will actively support humanitarian relief and mine action activities, which improve the lives of Syrians in and outside Syria.
 
If you are a service-minded person, who enjoys challenges and taking responsibility, and if you have strong financial and administrative skills, you might be our next OSM in Turkey/Syria.
 
What you bring:
You have financial experience from a financial/administrative management capacity as well as HR management skills, preferable with an international non-governmental organisation (INGO). You also have a good understanding of the principles of the international financial standards along with a profound knowledge of accounting.
 
You have both interest and skills in setting up administrative systems and procedures. In addition, you have knowledge of procurement procedures and rules as well as logistic assistance.
 
You have great co-operation skills at all levels and see capacity building as a natural part of your work. You are diplomatic, patient and persistent. You also have experience from working in developing countries. 
 
You speak and write English fluently. Knowledge of Arabic and/or Turkish is an asset.
 
 What we offer:
DCA offers a 12 month contract (pending funding), starting as soon as possible. A competitive salary package is offered along with an interesting and challenging experience addressing humanitarian needs.
 
The duty station is Gaziantep in Turkey and you will refer to the international DCA Programme Manager.
 
This is a non-family posting.
 
Application and contact
All interested candidates are encouraged to apply for the vacancy irrespective of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic affiliation.
 
Deadline for applications is August12th 2016. Interviews will take place the following week.
Application will only be accepted through the DCA online application.
 
About Us:
DCA was established in 1922 and is today one of the major Danish humanitarian non-governmental organizations working with local partners to assist the poorest of the poor to lead a life in dignity. DCA has Regional Offices in 12 countries and Humanitarian Mine Action Offices in 8 countries and is committed to working in partnership with local partners in a non-political and non-religious manner. DCA promotes equal opportunity in terms of gender, race/ethnicity and belief and encourages all qualified and interested candidates to apply.