Quality Assurance Associate (G-6), Temporary

Job Description

Requirements

• Completion of secondary education, preferably supplemented by technical or university courses in a field related to the work of the organization required.
• Computer literacy and ability to effectively use standard office software, tools, and technologies required.
• At least 6 years of relevant work experience in Financial Management, Quality Assurance, HACT Planning, Implementation of HACT Activities, Review and Use of HACT Reports, Networking, Innovation, Knowledge Management, Capacity Building, Management Information, and Reporting required.

Responsibilities

• Participate in HACT planning and discussions and support the development and completion of HACT plans through research, collection, analysis, and reporting of related information and data to facilitate planning and priority setting for HACT activities.
• Share with implementing partners and Country Office staff HACT-related reports, especially reports of assurance activities, to ensure adequate awareness and follow-up of identified issues.
• Assist in the review of micro assessment reports of implementing partners to identify common weaknesses in financial and procurement management and propose capacity development actions.
• Assist in the review of assurance activity reports of implementing partners to identify issues that need follow-up and common weaknesses in financial and procurement management and propose capacity development actions.
• Assist in the review and finalization of reports in eTools and the allocation of action points to responsible staff, including tracking key dates in the follow-up of action points in line with internal guidelines.
• Identify, capture, synthesize, and share lessons learned from HACT activities to support knowledge management and capacity building across the Country Office.

Benefits

• Work with UNICEF, the world's leading children's rights organization, at the Kenya Country Office. Competitive UN local staff compensation with a meaningful humanitarian impact.