Global Technical Adviser: GBV & Protection (Remote, FR)

Concern Worldwide; Ireland; Remote; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Concern Worldwide is seeking a Global Technical Adviser - Humanitarian Protection to provide expert technical support on GBV prevention and response. The role, based in Ireland with remote work and travel to country operations, reports to the Director of Safe & Inclusive Programming.

You will lead strategic direction, capacity building, and knowledge management for protection programming, ensuring survivor-centred approaches and CHS-aligned practices across contexts and partners.

Qualifications

• Degree in gender studies, social sciences, international development, or related field.
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in GBV programming in humanitarian response.
• Experience with survivor-centred approaches and GBV prevention/response.

Responsibilities

• Lead the development and implementation of global protection programming with emphasis on GBV prevention and response.
• Provide technical oversight to country teams on protection programming across humanitarian and development contexts.
• Promote gender and conflict-transformative approaches with equality and CHS commitments.
• Design programmes and review proposals/logframes ensuring GBV risk mitigation is integrated.
• Lead integration of GBV risk mitigation across sectors (health, nutrition, WASH, education).
• Build staff and partner capacity through training and remote/in-country support.

Skills

GBV programming

Survivor-centred

French language

English language

Education

Degree in gender studies / international development

Job description

Concern Worldwide is seeking a Global Technical Adviser - Humanitarian Protection to provide expert technical support on GBV prevention and response. The role, based in Ireland with remote work and travel to country operations, reports to the Director of Safe & Inclusive Programming.

You will lead strategic direction, capacity building, and knowledge management for protection programming, ensuring survivor-centred approaches and CHS-aligned practices across contexts and partners.