Job Title
Information Management Officer
Field of Work
IT Software/IT Security - IT Hardware
Minimum Education Level
Bachelor/ License Degree
Qualifications
▪University degree in information management, geographic information systems (GIS), geography, computer science, statistics, data science or a related field; equivalent proven professional expertise may be considered.
▪At least three years of progressively responsible experience in information management, GIS, operational databases, data collection, reporting or analysis, preferably within humanitarian action or mine action.
▪Demonstrated working proficiency with GIS software (such as ArcGIS or QGIS), spreadsheet/database tools and mobile data collection platforms (such as Survey123, KoboToolbox or ODK).
▪Experience in map production, coordinate systems, GPS data, spatial quality checks, dashboards or routine reporting; knowledge of IMSMA or other national mine action databases is a strong asset, not an assumed access requirement.
▪Awareness of humanitarian data protection, confidentiality, informed consent and responsible sharing; familiarity with IMAS 05.10 and land release information management is desirable.
▪Willingness to undertake periodic field visits, training and support to personnel working in complex post-conflict environments, subject to approved security and safety arrangements.
Specific Vacancy Requirements
▪Strong attention to detail in field data, geographical coordinates, report identifiers, source references, status tracking and correction histories.
▪Ability to structure and integrate information from interviews, forms, images, maps and operational reports into coherent, retrievable datasets.
▪Practical quantitative analysis, statistics, indicator development, data visualization and concise reporting skills; Power BI or equivalent dashboard experience is an asset.
▪Ability to train non-specialist field personnel, troubleshoot paper and digital reporting problems and communicate data limitations clearly to supervisors.
▪Sound judgement concerning confidentiality, access permissions, information security and use of sensitive operational or personal data.
▪Good coordination skills, initiative, integrity and ability to work within defined technical and national decision-making responsibilities.
Salary and Benefits
Confidential
About us
Safe Land is a local non-governmental organization operating in Syria in the field of humanitarian mine action. The organization focuses on protecting communities affected by landmines and explosive ordnance through Explosive Ordnance Risk Education (EORE), Community Liaison (CL), and Non-Technical Survey (NTS), alongside mine and explosive ordnance clearance activities in accordance with applicable accreditation and authorization requirements. Through its work, Safe Land aims to enhance civilian safety and support affected communities.
Required employees number
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