Under the management of the Deputy Country Director, the Program Coordinator will provide daily management and support the program activities in Ukraine, especially on the project to combat bribery in Ukraine

Responsibilities:

• Serve as a point person for project beneficiaries and provide overall day-to-day project management of program counteracting bribery in Ukraine;
• Organize public forums, outreach campaigns for trainings, trainings for business owners and civil servants;
• Work with legal clinics to develop their capacity to respond to bribery cases;
• Prepare research, work plans, memos, articles and additional correspondence necessary in producing monthly, quarterly, annual reports and financial reports to donors and partners;
• Co-ordinate, monitor, effectively communicate and work with contractors retained for the project (i.e. translators, editors, experts etc.), to ensure timely deliverables of products and services;
  • Work with other staff to provide administrative, logistical and programmatic assistance for implementation of ABA ROLI Ukraine program activities, including preparing invitations, agendas, correspondence, conference materials and handouts, and maintaining contact information for partners; and
  • Work with ABA ROLI staff to administer monitoring and evaluation plan and to complete the final project report.

Qualifications:

• University degree in relevant field and a minimum of 3 years’ experience in project implementation and management;
• Previous work with an international organization or NGO is preferred;
• Work in the Democracy & Governance or Rule of Law sector is preferred;
• Professional fluency in English and Ukrainian is required;
• Excellent interpersonal and organizational skills;
• Strong ability to simultaneously manage several tasks, including administrative, logistical and program implementation;
• Legal degree/experience would be an asset, but is not required;
• Prior experience working in anti-corruption field would be helpful.

Qualified candidates should submit their CV, cover letter, salary history and salary requirements in English by fax or e-mail to: Tetyana Omelchenko, at [email protected] or Fax Number (38-044) 459-0157, on or before May 21, 2015.

Only successful candidates will be contacted.