Human Resources

Msf Azg; Brussel Hoofdstad; Hybrid; EUR 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Meal vouchers

Hospital insurance (DKV)

Pension plan

Public transportation reimbursement

Homeworking possible

Job summary

MSF Belgium is seeking a Rewards Review Project Management Officer in Brussels to lead coordinated delivery across mobile staff and HQ rewards initiatives. You will work under the PM Lead, collaborating with Compensation & Benefits, HR, and Finance teams to implement grading, pay systems and leave policies.

You will prepare implementation materials, support workstream leads, and supervise documentation of decisions, risks, and dependencies.

Qualifications

• A Master’s degree in Human Resources, project management, organisational change, or another relevant field or equivalent by experience.
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience including supporting a complex multi-stakeholder project.
• Experience working in HR roles within MSF.
• Experience with rewards, compensation and benefits or job evaluation/grading is an asset; experience using the Hay grading methodology is a particular asset.

Responsibilities

• Support the Project Management lead in coordinating timelines, deliverables, milestones and interdependencies across all departments, workstreams and stakeholders.
• Maintain the project plan and document key decisions, risks, mitigations and dependencies.
• Foster effective collaboration across HR units, Operations, Finance, Legal, and other relevant functions.
• Ensure consistent implementation practices across departments; support workstream leads as needed; and contribute to the quality of technical deliverables.

Skills

Coordination & stakeholder management

Communication skills

Planning & organization

Autonomous work

Attention to detail

Education

Master’s degree in HR / project management / organisational change / related field

Job description

Rewards Review Project Management Officer

Rewards Review Project Management Officer (f/x/m) – Brussels – MSF Belgium

• MSF experience required : Previous MSF experience mandatory

The Rewards Review Project requires increased coordination, communication and stakeholder follow-up across OCB and MSF Belgium. For mobile staff, the position supports implementation of the new rewards policies across OCB. For MSF Belgium/OCB HQ staff, the project scope includes implementation of the Global Grading Framework, the new Individual Pay System and the Global Leave Policy, together with the grading of HQ positions not yet evaluated and the related organizational preparation.

The Rewards Review Project Management Officer provides dedicated delivery capacity across these two distinct scopes. The position works under the Rewards Review Project Management Lead and in close collaboration with the Compensation & Benefits team, the HQ HR team, the Admin & Compliance POD and other Rewards Review workstream leads.

As the Rewards Review Project Management Officer, you contribute to the coordinated delivery of the Rewards Review for mobile staff and to the implementation of the Global Grading Framework, the new Individual Pay System and the Global Leave Policy for MSF Belgium/OCB HQ staff. You maintain day-to-day project follow-up, prepare implementation and communication materials and Q&As, support workstream leads as required, contribute to the grading of HQ positions not yet evaluated using the Hay methodology, coordinate the necessary legal and financial assessments in collaboration with the Rewards Review Project Management Lead, capitalize on lessons learned from the OCB implementation for mobile staff, support the post-implementation stabilization phase, and ensure that actions, decisions, risks and dependencies are documented and followed through.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

Project coordination and implementation quality

• Support the Project Management lead in coordinating timelines, deliverables, milestones and interdependencies across all departments, workstreams and stakeholders
• Maintain the project plan and document key decisions, risks, mitigations and dependencies
• Foster effective collaboration across HR units, Operations, Finance, Legal, and other relevant functions
• Ensure consistent implementation practices across departments; support workstream leads as needed; and contribute to the quality of technical deliverables

Stakeholder engagement, intersectional alignment and communication

• Ensure OCB alignment with intersectional decisions, methodologies and best practices
• Document deviations from intersectional guidance and elevate issues to the Rewards Review Project Management Lead
• Support the definition and implementation of the OCB communication plan, including staff updates, FAQs, presentations, and webinar materials
• Provide practical guidance to stakeholders on implementation processes, communication, and change management

Mobile-staff implementation, capacity building and stabilisation

• Ensure HR and Finance teams are equipped to implement the new tools and procedures confidently through practical materials, briefings and implementation support
• Document lessons learned and good practices from implementation, maintain project documentation, and contribute to organisational capitalisation
• Support post-implementation monitoring, issue resolution, and the stabilisation phase

HQ Rewards Review implementation

• Contribute to preparing the implementation of the three components of the HQ OCB Rewards Review: the Global Grading Framework, the new Individual Pay System and the Global Leave Policy
• Develop and maintain an integrated HQ implementation plan covering timelines, milestones, departments readiness, decisions and dependencies across all three components
• Contribute to the grading of HQ functions not yet evaluated, applying the Hay methodology in coordination with the project management lead and the HQ HR team
• Conduct and coordinate the necessary legal and financial assessments in collaboration with the Rewards Review Project Management Lead and the relevant Legal, Finance and HR teams
• Translate assessment findings into implementation requirements, mitigation measures and decision points, and ensure these are documented and followed through

REQUIREMENTS

Education & Experience

• A Master’s degree in Human Resources, project management, organisational change, communication or another relevant field or equivalent by experience
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience includingsupporting a complex multi-stakeholder project
• Experience working in HR roles within MSF
• Experience in change-management is an asset
• Experience with rewards, compensation and benefits or job evaluation/grading is an asset; experience using the Hay grading methodology is a particular asset
• Strong planning, organisation and follow-up skills, with attention to deadlines, details and document quality
• Reliable and proactive
• Strong communication skills and able to translate and present complex information into clear practical materials for different audiences
• Collaborative and service-oriented; comfortable working across functions, following up with senior and technical stakeholders, and operating in a matrix environment
• Ability to handle sensitive information with discretionCapacity to work autonomously

Languages

• Proficiency in English and French, both written & spoken is mandatory

CONDITIONS

• Expected starting date: As soon as possible
• Location*: Brussels

Due to legal administrative constraints, given the duration of the contract, candidates must already have the permanent right as Belgian or EU national, and/or valid work permit with mention of "Unlimited access to the labor market" to work in Belgium

• Salary according to MSF-OCB Head Office grid
• Homeworking is possible as per MSF policy
• Meal Vouchers - Hospital Insurance (DKV) – Pension Plan – 100% reimbursement for public transportation costs
• Adhere to the MSF principles and to our managerial values: Respect, Transparency, Integrity, Accountability, Trust and Empowerment
• Adhere to the MSF Behavioral Commitments

Deadline for applications: 1st of November 2026

MSF values diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive working environment. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates regardless of disability, gender identity, marital or civil partnership status, race, color or ethnic and national origins, religion or belief, or sexual orientation.