
Jesuit Refugee Service

Jesuit Refugee Service

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Le spécialiste RH GMO assure la qualité de la planification RH, de la gestion des effectifs et du suivi des performances sur un portefeuille de bureaux pays. Interface RH entre les bureaux pays et la GMO, il identifie précocement les risques, veille aux standards minimaux et déploie un accompagnement ciblé, surtout en Afrique orientale et australe (ESAR) et ponctuellement dans d’autres régions francophones. Il suit les standards RH, analyse les données régionales, produit des rapports pays et alimente les tableaux de bord IMS. Il appuie les plans d’action RH, les budgets de personnel, le recrutement, les contrats et les coûts de bien-être. Avec les directions et équipes RH pays, il renforce les capacités, suit les risques persistants et intègre la dimension RH aux transitions. En crise, il contribue aux alertes précoces, définit les fonctions RH de renfort, soutient les plans d’urgence et gère recrutements rapides, protection/safeguarding et bien-être.
Le poste exige un diplôme de niveau licence (Bachelor’s) et une expérience confirmée en gestion des ressources humaines, idéalement en ONG internationale ou contexte humanitaire. La maîtrise de la planification RH, de la gestion des effectifs, du suivi-évaluation, de l’analyse de données et des indicateurs de performance est indispensable. Le titulaire doit connaître les standards RH, la conformité, la protection/safeguarding, la gestion des risques et les procédures de recrutement d’urgence. Il doit faire preuve de coordination, conseil et renforcement des capacités auprès de directions pays et d’équipes multiculturelles. L’anglais et le français sont attendus, compte tenu de l’appui aux régions francophones. Le poste requiert autonomie, rigueur, sens de l’escalade et disponibilité à voyager sur les sites JRS. La maîtrise des outils RH, des systèmes d’information et la contribution aux évaluations/revues d’apprentissage sont valorisées.
Le poste est basé au Kenya, sans ville précisée, et rattaché au Directeur régional ESAR, avec supervision technique du Senior Officer RH – GMO. Il peut inclure des déplacements vers les sites du JRS. Type de contrat, durée et lien de candidature ne sont pas mentionnés. La rémunération et les avantages ne sont pas précisés. L’offre peut concerner l’Afrique orientale et australe et, ponctuellement, d’autres régions francophones, selon les priorités et urgences.
Organizational Context
The Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) is ministry of the Society of Jesus, acting as an international non-governmental organisation with a mission to accompany, serve, and advocate for the rights of refugees and forcibly displaced people., that they may heal, learn and determine their own future in community. The organisation was founded in November 1980 and now has a presence in 58 countries, providing services in the field of education, reconciliation, livelihood activities and psychosocial support. The style of JRS service is human and spiritual, working in situations of greatest need, seeking the long-term well-being of refugees and displaced people while not neglecting their immediate or urgent needs. Currently, almost 1 million individuals are direct beneficiaries of JRS projects.
Local operations, organised in functional and sustainable Country Offices, are at the heart of JRS’s work. They ensure needs-based interventions and accompaniment rooted in close engagement with forcibly displaced migrants and refugees.
Global support for Country operations is delivered through the Virtual Global Office (VGO): seven offices in different locations, whose staff work as globally coordinated teams with shared priorities, clear mandates and a common operational focus. The Rome office is the largest and hosts the VGO’s coordination functions.
The VGO is structured around five global functions: Global Management of Operations (GMO), Global Resource Mobilisation (GRM), Global Mission-Oriented Transformation (MGT), Global Strategic Leadership (GSL), and Global Management Support (GMS).
The Global Management of Operations (GMO) function supports the development of country office operational plans and budgets, consolidates and analyses them at global level, and helps identify and address risks and opportunities across operational, financial, legal, safeguarding, reputational, hr and other relevant areas. It also contributes to operational improvement, organisational development, and capacity strengthening initiatives across the organisation.
In cases of management emergency, GMO may intervene directly in operations, to support risk mitigation, and the return to standard management arrangements.
Purpose of the Role
The GMO - Specialist – Human Resources supports and quality-assures HR planning, workforce management, and capacity/performance monitoring across a Country Office (CO) portfolio. As the first-line HR interface between COs and GMO, the role ensures HR risk patterns are identified early, minimum standards are upheld, and targeted accompaniment is deployed to priority COs when required.
The role is focused mainly on Countries in the Eastern and Southern Africa Region (ESAR), and might also include providing ad hoc HR support to countries in other French speaking JRS Regions, ensuring timely and effective assistance in response to evolving HR needs, operational priorities, and emergency situations.
The line manager for this position is the ESAR Regional Director, and the technical supervisor is the Global Management of Operation Human Resources - Senior Officer.
Key responsibilities
The following list is not intended to be exhaustive but outlines the main responsibilities of the HR Specialist:
Travel
Qualifications and competencies
Core values and ethics
Terms and Conditions
Type of contact: Fixed Term Contract
Starting date: as soon as possible
Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Full time position