Program management

• Lead the collation, analysis and synthesis of country-level inputs into technical donor-ready reports and deliverables for multiple donors to the program
• Respond to ongoing requests from donors for memos, data analysis, scoping reports, budget updates, communication materials etc.
• Lead on the creation of a calendar of program events/ key activities and oversee its execution e.g. report submissions, proposal submissions, marking special days in the year, with program materials, deadline for conference submissions etc.

Country support

• Provide hands-on support to teams to carry out costing of elimination plans, including compiling assumptions and inputs, running and validating the costing tools/ models etc.
• Coordinate with in-country cervical cancer and health financing colleagues to define health financing strategies for scale-up of cervical cancer prevention services, and support teams with execution as needed
• Respond to any other country support requests from any of the seven program teams including creation of decks, reports, memos, case studies etc.
• Coordinate with the program’s finance and operations manager to oversee procurement of commodities for country teams

Knowledge management and thought leadership

• Manage the program resources on box, develop and update program briefs/decks, coordinate with CHAI’s operations team to get the cervical cancer page updated on CHAINet- CHAI’s internal resource hub
• Contribute to writing technical pieces on the program, including but not limited to white papers, articles, blogs, study manuscripts etc.
• Coordinate with the CHAI communications team to develop and execute the comm’s plan for the program

Program strategy

• Contribute to writing the program strategy, including defining program goals over the next 5 years
• Work with the CHAI Vaccines program to develop/refine CHAI’s integrated strategy on cervical cancer elimination including country prioritization, modelling for elimination, quantifying investment needs, integrated service delivery strategies etc.

Fund-raising efforts, including proposal development

• Support with developing compelling proposals, including detailed budgets for new areas of work/ expansion of the program

Additional responsibilities

• Support with data cleaning and analysis on ongoing studies/projects on the program
• Any other task as identified by the Director or other global cervical cancer team members

• Bachelor’s degree, with 6-7 year’s work experience in a fast-paced industry requiring a high level of quantitative and analytical skills
• Exceptional analytical (qualitative and quantitative), problem-solving, and communication (written and verbal) skills
• Ability to collaborate remotely with team members spread across geographies
• Ability to independently operate in an unstructured but demanding multicultural environment
• Ability to multitask, set priorities, and rapidly absorb/synthesize a broad range of information
• High level of proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, PowerPoint and Word

Advantages:

• Master’s degree in Business, Economics, Engineering, Public Health or other related disciplines
• Candidates with experience in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or medical device industries, management consulting, or investment banking
• Prior knowledge of or experience with public or private partners within the global health ecosystem
• Experience living and working in low-resource settings