Deputy Chief of Party/ Technical Director, Indonesia – USAID HIV/AIDS Flagship

Project HOPE is an international NGO of engaged employees and volunteers who work in more than 25 countries, responding to the world’s most pressing global health challenges. Throughout our 60-year legacy, Project HOPE has treated millions of patients and provided more than $3 billion worth of medicines to local health care organizations around the world. We have helped build hundreds of health programs from the ground up and responded to humanitarian crises worldwide.

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POSITION SUMMARY:

Project HOPE seeks a Deputy Chief of Party /Technical Director (DCOP) to provide technical leadership and oversight of an upcoming USAID HIV/AIDS Flagship project in Indonesia, a five-year, $25-$49.99 million-dollar activity. The HIV/AIDS Flagship will provide essential support to accelerate Government of Indonesia’s (GOI) progress in achieving and sustaining HIV epidemic control by 2030 by optimizing access, quality, and delivery of HIV/AIDS services, particularly for Key Populations.

The DCOP will be responsible for the overall technical oversight, teams, and conditions of the award and financial compliance of the activity. They are specifically responsible for project implementation that relates to the activity. The DCOP reports directly to the Chief of Party (COP) and will take a leadership and managerial role in ensuring technical implementation of high impact, proven interventions, and ensuring the activity meets stated goals and reporting requirements. The DCOP supports the COP, acts for the COP as needed, and carries out any other tasks assigned by the COP to ensure proper management of the activity. They will be responsible for operationalizing all aspects of the implementation of technical activities. The DCOP is responsible for all operations including administration, logistics, procurement, budgeting, finance and compliance, property, and oversight. The DCOP must ensure that implementation is in accordance with USG regulations and procedures and the specifications

determined in the Cooperative Agreement.

This position will be based in Indonesia. Indonesian nationals are strongly encouraged to apply. It is anticipated to begin in spring of 2025.

This position is contingent upon award from USAID.

PRINICIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

Technical Leadership and Oversight

• Provide technical leadership and strategic direction for the project’s technical assistance efforts, ensuring the integration, quality and sustainability of interventions
• In collaboration with the COP and program leads, provide day-to-day technical oversight for design, planning and implementation of activities in support of project goals and objectives
• Establish and implement a system to ensure technical quality and fidelity across target provinces and districts
• Collaborate closely with Team Leads and Technical Advisors to ensure harmonization of project approaches across technical and geographical areas
• Track measures for climate and environmental risks in the Environmental Mitigation and Monitoring Plan (EMMP) and ensure their integration in work plans, budgets, and MEL plan

Development and Implementation of Technical Approaches

• Provide technical leadership to the development of the project strategic plan, work plan, and project monitoring, in close collaboration with Indonesia Government Ministries, USAID and other stakeholders
• Work closely with the COP on setting project priorities and directions, and responding to requests for support from local counterparts
• Identify appropriate facility and community-based strategies and lead the formulation of innovative approaches to achieving HIV epidemic control
• Oversee efforts to provide mentoring and capacity building at the individual and district level

Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning

• Work with M&E staff to design, implement a plan to track data/results related to HIV/AIDS interventions to inform adjustments in project implementation
• Document successes, lessons learned and challenges in implementation as well as reports of project activities and results to the project and donor, including routine quarterly and annual reports and other reporting requirements as requested
• Author/co-author abstracts, presentations, and articles for journals and conferences

Stakeholder Engagement and Collaboration

• Foster and maintain excellent relationships with USAID and in-country stakeholders as a representative of the project, and develop rapid responses to requests
• Collaborate with all local stakeholders and implementing partners, especially Indonesia Government Ministries and other implementing partners, to ensure that all activities conform to requirements and regulations
• Facilitate the project team’s relationship with designated counterparts at USAID, the Indonesian Government Ministries at both provincial and districts levels, private sector partners and other key stakeholders in Indonesia such as NGOs and CSOs, to ensure effective technical assistance
• Actively participate in relevant technical advisory/working groups and professional forums representing Project HOPE

Management

• Supervise technical staff and build, mentor, and manage a team of highly qualified staff to ensure rapid and sustainable results
• Manage technical contributions of subgrantees, including defining scopes of work
• Other duties as assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

• Master’s degree or other advanced degree (PhD, MD) in public health or social sciences,
• Minimum of ten years’ progressively experience in a senior role managing large, complex, and integrated programs of similar scope and dollar value with at least five years working in HIV prevention, care, and treatment
• Previous experience working on USG programs or other donor funded programs with similar health objectives
• Eligibility to play managerial and leadership roles; planning, and decision making.
• Proven ability to work collaboratively with government, donors, the private sector, and community organizations to advance health objectives
• Excellent interpersonal, writing, and oral presentation skills
• Fluency of English in reading/writing/speaking
• Fluency in Bahasa Indonesian
• Management skill in designing, managing, and implementing, monitoring and evaluation of donor-supported programs as well technical skill in managing HIV/AIDS programs
• Skilled in building capacity of individuals and organizations
• In-depth understanding of Indonesian healthcare system, particularly the public health system and HIV/AIDS landscape
• Proven track record managing a project team composed of several technical experts and fostering teamwork
• Familiarity with USAID’s administrative, management and reporting procedures and systems
• Excellent diplomacy skills and a proven ability to establish and maintain interpersonal and professional relationships with USAID, host-country counterparts and representatives from other key stakeholders such as NGOs, CSOs, and the private sector
• Expertise in research to practice—identifying and adapting best practices to specific project contexts
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including TEAMS and PowerBi
• Ability to travel nationally

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Extensive experience working in Indonesia/Southeast Asia on HIV prevention, care, and treatment programming
• Strong leadership skills, collaborative team player, and report writing
• Previous experience working with other development partners on similar types of programs
• Current relationship with relevant Indonesian stakeholders (ministries, donors, private sector, civil society).

PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT:

The physical demands and work environment characteristics described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Physical demands:

• While performing the duties of this job, the employee must be mobile in an office environment and able to use standard office equipment.
• Must be able to communicate in verbal and written form and must be able to travel internationally.
• Project HOPE employees may be required to travel or work in countries where working conditions are classified as “hardship.”

Work environment:

• Typical office environment with exposure to a minimal noise level.
• Emergency deployments may be in resource-deprived environments with austere living conditions.
• Travel for extended periods may be by air and/or other modes of transportation.
• While international travel is not a regular part of every job, programmatic needs may require it intermittently.
• Project HOPE employees may be required to travel or work in countries where working conditions are classified as “hardship

Due to the substantial number of inquiries, we receive, only candidates who have met the required experience & qualifications for this position will be considered. No phone calls please.

However, since we are active around the world in the field of public health, we may wish to retain your CV in our database for other/future opportunities, unless you direct us otherwise.

Thank you for your interest in Project HOPE.