Careers

• Provide overall leadership and strategic vision for the project.
  
• Provide technical oversight to developing, implementing, and assessing interventions needed to achieve project objectives.
  
• Ensure that technical assistance and services provided under the cooperative agreement are in line with USAID rules and regulations and appropriate for meeting the project objectives.
  
• Function as the primary liaison between the USAID and other collaborating agencies on all programmatic, administrative, and financial matters related to the project.
  
• Direct localization strategy to ensure locally-led priorities, contextualized capacity strengthening, and engagement of local organizations.
  
• Ensure supervisory and accountability systems are in place for all international and local sub-partners, long-term and short-term advisors, consultants, and staff.
  
• Mobilize all technical assistance needs to achieve project outputs/outcomes, including developing scopes of work, recruiting consultants, and executing all institutional TA and service sub-agreements enacted under the prime cooperative agreement.
  
• Ensure management systems with standard operating procedures are used to implement all activities.
  
• Assure healthy financial management and budget execution of the project.
  
• Work with JSI US-based backstopping and country management support staff to ensure responsive and efficient project operations.
  
• Oversee an annual project cycle that formulates comprehensive annual cooperative agreement work plans and budgets in accordance with the USAID annual planning cycle and assures timely fund disbursement.
  
• Ensure all reporting requirements for the cooperative agreement, including quarterly and annual activity reports, are produced and submitted in a timely manner.
  
• Ensure systems and processes for adaptive monitoring, evaluation, research, and learning are in place and that project learnings are documented, institutionalized, and disseminated.
  
• Identify and keep track of new business opportunities in Indonesia, communicating them to the relevant JSI BD entities.

• Master's level education/training (or its equivalent) in Public Health, Health Services
  
• Administration, International Development, or a related field is required. MD or PhD is preferred.
  
• At least 10 years of experience managing global health programs with a focus on strengthening health systems in LMICs is required. Indonesia experience preferred.
  
• Experience in senior-level leadership positions on USAID or other donor-funded projects of similar scope and complexity (at least $25M awards). Indonesia experience preferred.
  
• Specific expertise in one or more of the following technical areas: health systems strengthening (HSS), human resources for health (HRH), health information systems (HIS), service delivery, and/or quality improvement preferred.
  
• Proven ability to form partnerships with national governments and work with local partners and stakeholders in the health sector required.
  
• Experience working in partnership with U.S. Government agencies, international donors, or other multilateral agencies is required.
  
• In-depth knowledge of USAID projects, regulations, compliance, and reporting required
  
• Fluency in English with strong oral and written communication. Written and spoken fluency in Bahasa is preferred.
  
• Comfort and familiarity with representing the Project and JSI at external events, technical working groups, and international forums preferred.
  
• Ability to multitask and balance competing priorities within tight timeframes.
  
• Ability to travel to project geographic sites required.
  
• Indonesian nationals/citizens are strongly encouraged to apply.