East Africa AI Weather Program Lead (Remote)

University of Notre Dame; États-Unis; À distance; USD 80 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

University of Notre Dame is seeking a Program Manager for East Africa to lead operations for our AI Weather and Advisory Services portfolio. This remote, grant-funded role coordinates across country teams, aligns with ministries and MDBs, and translates global investments into local technical assistance for smallholder farmers.

You will manage work plans, budgets, and milestones, drive donor reporting, and foster collaboration between research institutions, host governments, and funders to

Qualifications

• 7+ years of progressive experience managing multi-partner international development programs.
• Experience in agriculture, climate services, or ICT4D is preferred.
• Proven ability to interface with government ministries and MDBs.
• Strong budgeting, planning, risk assessment, and donor reporting skills.

Responsabilités

• Oversee day-to-day regional program planning, execution, and monitoring.
• Lead country-based implementation teams and ensure clear deliverables.
• Engage with national ministries and MDBs to align program goals.
• Develop country work plans, track milestones, and manage budgets.
• Coordinate technical and donor communications and reporting.

Connaissances

Program management

Budget monitoring

Risk assessment

Stakeholder engagement

Multi-partner coordination

Communication

Mobility

Formation

Master’s degree in International Development

Bachelor’s degree + advanced professional certification

Description du poste

University of Notre Dame is seeking a Program Manager for East Africa to lead operations for our AI Weather and Advisory Services portfolio. This remote, grant-funded role coordinates across country teams, aligns with ministries and MDBs, and translates global investments into local technical assistance for smallholder farmers.

You will manage work plans, budgets, and milestones, drive donor reporting, and foster collaboration between research institutions, host governments, and funders to