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UNOPS Vacancy – Lead Biomedical Engineer, Retainer
UNOPS Vacancy – Lead Biomedical Engineer, Retainer
Position: Lead Biomedical Engineer, Retainer
Dar es Salaam
South-East Asia and Pacific Multi-Country Office (EAPMCO)
The South East Asia and Pacific Multi-Country Office (EAPMCO) supports, develops and oversees the UNOPS portfolio of projects in South East Asia and the Pacific. EAPMCO was established in January 2023 following the merger of the Thailand Multi-Country Office, which covered 20 countries across North East Asia, South East Asia and the Pacific, and the Cambodia Multi-Country Office, which covered 4 countries South East Asia – 3 countries in the Mekong Sub-region (Cambodia, Lao PDR and Vietnam) and the Philippines. EAPMCO currently covers 24 countries across North East Asia, South East Asia and the Pacific. With its head office in Bangkok, the Multi-Country Office comprises nine business units: SEMCO Thailand, EAPMCO Indonesia, EAPMCO Pacific Operations Cluster, EAPMCO Papua New Guinea, EAPMCO China, EAPMCO Vietnam, EAPMCO Lao PDR, EAPMCO Philippines and EAPMCO Cambodia.
In 2022, the UNOPS EAPMCO implemented projects worth more than USD 95.7 million, in the areas of Energy Transition, Digital Transformations, Sustainable Environmental Management, Climate Change, Waste Management, Rule of Law and Access to Justice, Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), Post Conflict Reintegration, Emergency Relief, Post COVID19 Economic Transformations, and Health, through HR, procurement, construction, contract management, fund and program management services. The Multi-Country Office head office in Bangkok provides strategic direction, operational support, delivery oversight and assurance of the excellence of business processes and quality standards across all of the entire Multi-Country Office locations. It is also responsible for developing, delivering and managing the portfolio of engagements in the country of the MCO location itself.
UNOPS EAPMCO has embarked on a health portfolio across different countries in South East Asia and the Pacific, aimed at improving access to public health. Primarily the biomedical engineer will provide support across various projects covering; needs assessments, health infrastructure implementations, equipment specifications and installation support, and health-related capacity-building efforts.
Functional Responsibilities
- The Biomedical Engineer will be responsible for the following key tasks: …
Education/Experience/Language requirements
- Education and certification: Advanced University Degree (Master’…
Competencies
- Develops and implements sustainable business strategies, thinks long term and ex…
Contract type:
- LICA Contract level: ICS 10 / LICA-10 Contract duration: …
Additional Information
Please note that UNOPS does not accept unsolicited resumes. Applic…
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