Director, Critical Minerals Labor & Transparency

Winrock International; Buenos Aires; Híbrido; ARS 180.884.000 - 241.178.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Winrock International is seeking a Project Director to lead a cooperative agreement focused on labor standards compliance in copper, lithium, and silver supply chains in Argentina and Chile. The role requires steering technical, financial, and program management efforts with a multi-country team and diverse stakeholders.

Regular travel between Argentina and Chile is expected, with collaboration across government, industry, labor, civil society, and private-sector partners to enhance labor rights

Formación

• Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred in labor, policy, international development, mining or economics.
• 10+ years of relevant experience; leadership of donor-funded projects.
• Experience in Argentina and/or Chile mining sectors and with labor institutions.
• Knowledge of labor rights, OSH, collective bargaining and grievance systems.
• Experience with labor compliance, due diligence, traceability and supply chain transparency.

Responsabilidades

• Provide overall technical, managerial, financial, and representational leadership for a multi-country project.
• Lead start-up, work planning, implementation, and closeout, with sequenced work packages and budgets.
• Oversee monitoring, evaluation, reporting, and learning to verify milestones and data quality.
• Ensure compliance with cooperative agreement, funder, and Winrock policies.
• Travel regularly to project sites in Argentina, Chile, and internationally.

Conocimientos

Leadership

Stakeholder engagement

Program management

Budgeting & financial mgmt

Monitoring & evaluation

English & Spanish fluency

Educación

Bachelor’s degree

Herramientas

MS Office

Project management tools

Descripción del empleo

Winrock International is seeking a Project Director to lead a cooperative agreement focused on labor standards compliance in copper, lithium, and silver supply chains in Argentina and Chile. The role requires steering technical, financial, and program management efforts with a multi-country team and diverse stakeholders.

Regular travel between Argentina and Chile is expected, with collaboration across government, industry, labor, civil society, and private-sector partners to enhance labor rights