Provide support to the Supply Chain Solutions Team within the UNFPA Supply Chain Management Unit, ensuring transparent and efficient procurement and supply chain services for external partners.
A minimum of six (6) years of experience in international procurement, logistics or supply chain operations in a large multi-national or international or development organization. Strong interpersonal, communication and negotiation skills, with ability to develop and maintain broad diversified partnerships with external partners such as governments, NGOs, UN organizations, and/or donors is required. Experience and working knowledge with pharmaceutical and/or contraceptive product supply chain management will be a strong asset. Working knowledge of Google tools and analytical applications, spreadsheets for performance metrics and management reporting, Oracle ERP system, Order Management System and issuing Quotations, e-filing, and Data Studio is an advantage. Familiarity with public procurement rules and regulations and related supply chain management policies and guidelines is an additional asset. Proven ability to navigate complex government and public sector requests while effectively managing and resolving escalated complaints. Comprehensive knowledge of import compliance for pharmaceuticals and medical devices (multi-region experience is a major asset) is an advantage. Experience from working with UNFPA or another UN agency or programme is a strong asset.
Completion of Secondary education is required. A University degree at Bachelor Level in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Public Administration, Procurement, Logistics, International Relations, Development Studies, International Commerce, or equivalent field is an asset. A professional Supply Chain Management certification such as CIPS (Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply) or CILT (Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport) at basic qualification (Level 2) would be an additional asset.
