Category | Grade:Professional | P-2Deadline:20 Aug 2026 (10 days left)Job ID:22336Posted on:7 Aug 2026 (3 days ago)
Pay and conditions
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Job Description
Leads IOM country-office supply-chain activities, integrating procurement, warehousing, transport, assets and vendor management to deliver goods and services efficiently. The role strengthens planning, tendering, internal controls, reporting and staff capability across supply-chain operations.
Key Details
Position details
Experience level
Mid
Minimum experience
2 years
Category
Professional
Grade
P-2
Arrangement
Onsite
Education
Bachelor degree
Recruitment scope
International
Language Requirements
Required
English, Spanish
Desired
Arabic or Chinese or French or Russian or Spanish
Summary of Responsibilities
- Plan country-office supply-chain activities with internal and external stakeholders
- Assess logistics capacity, markets and commodity availability
- Coordinate supply-chain planning, budgeting, scheduling and service delivery
- Manage procurement, warehousing, transport, assets, facilities and logistics reporting
- Review procurement requests, vendor performance and supplier selection
- Oversee bids, tenders, purchase orders and receiving authorisation
- Establish internal controls that safeguard assets and prevent fraud
- Train and guide supply-chain staff and monitor professional development
Role Requirements
- Master’s degree in business administration, supply-chain management, logistics, procurement or a related field with two years of relevant experience, or university degree with four years
- Experience managing diverse procurement and logistics operations
- Experience training and supervising teams and managing vendors and suppliers
- Fluency in English and Spanish
Desired Criteria
- Extensive knowledge of IOM or UN procurement and financial rules
- Knowledge of Oracle
Skills to Have
Tools Knowledge
Source & verification
IGO Jobs sourced this vacancy from IOM Careers, on 7 Aug 2026.
