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Recrutements niveau Master au Cameroun en 2021. Trouvez toutes les offres d’emploi de ce niveau d’études au Cameroun. Recrutement dans les différentes villes du Cameroun.

FCI Placement 

01 Comptable, 01 Directeur Commercial, 01 Contrôleur de Gestion et 01 Enseignant

Douala Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 20 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

FCI Placement recrute pour le compte de plusieurs entreprises partenaires et centres de formation les profils suivants : Un Comptable, Un Directeur Commercial, Un Contrôleur de Gestion et Un Enseignant de Chinois.

1. Comptable
Profil recherché :
 Bac +3 minimum en Comptabilité, Finance ou Gestion
 Minimum 3 ans d’expérience professionnelle
 Bonne maîtrise des logiciels comptables (Sage, Excel)
 Bonne connaissance du système comptable OHADA
Missions principales :
 Assurer la tenue de la comptabilité générale
 Élaborer les déclarations fiscales et sociales
 Suivre les opérations comptables et financières
 Produire les états financiers
2. Directeur Commercial
Profil recherché :
 Bac +4 / Bac +5 en Commerce, Marketing ou Gestion
 Minimum 5 ans d’expérience dans le développement commercial

 Excellentes capacités de négociation et de management
Missions principales :
 Définir et mettre en oeuvre la stratégie commerciale
 Développer et gérer le portefeuille clients
 Encadrer et piloter l’équipe commerciale
 Assurer l’atteinte des objectifs de vente
3. Contrôleur de Gestion
Profil recherché :
 Bac +4 / Bac +5 en Finance, Audit ou Contrôle de Gestion
 Minimum 3 ans d’expérience professionnelle
 Bonne maîtrise des outils d’analyse financière et des tableaux de bord
Missions principales :
 Suivre et analyser les budgets
 Évaluer les performances financières
 Élaborer les tableaux de bord de gestion
 Proposer des mesures d’optimisation des coûts

4. Enseignant de Chinois
Profil recherché :
 Diplôme en langue chinoise, traduction ou enseignement
 Bonne maîtrise du mandarin
 Expérience dans l’enseignement ou la formation serait un atout
Missions principales :
 Dispenser les cours de langue chinoise
 Préparer les supports pédagogiques
 Évaluer les apprenants et suivre leur progression


– Comment postuler ?
Les candidats intéressés sont priés d’envoyer leur CV en format PDF à l’adresse suivante : contact@feuh-capital.com
– Date limite de dépôt : 20 mars 2026

MTN Cameroun

REGIONAL MANAGER Physical Touch Points Grand Center

Yaoundé Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 12 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

Want to know more about us? We’ve got you! Please scroll to the end of the section to get to know us better.

Responsibilities
Staff Leadership and Management

Source, induct, and manage talent in accordance with legislative guidelines
Ensure open communication channels with staff and implement change management interventions where necessary

Provide definition of roles, responsibilities, individual goals and performance objectives for the team
Set KPIs and provide regular performance feedback through a well-defined and implemented performance review program
Develop and implement a training plan in order to build and develop skills within the team
Performance manage resources in accordance with HR policy and legislation where necessary
Actively participate in leadership team and develop skills of own team
Promote a ‘MTN centric’ and ‘partnership approach’ to develop strong relationships with other working groups and ensure adherence to Group governance
Operational Delivery

Influence the overall merchandising, marketing and customer experience vision, strategy and goals for physical Touchpoint workforce
Create an operationally efficient environment that consistently delivers on transformational customer experience in line with MTNC C.A.R.E service philosophy
Develop and implement channel strategies in order to improve customer experience and customer service, grow market awareness for the brand and acquire new subscribers
Implement the Customer Service standards throughout the customer journey instore (owned and non-Owned) that maintain productive customer relationships and provide inspiring personalized shopping experience.

Introduce innovations in the Physical touchpoint Channel that contributes to the acquisition, satisfaction and retention of customers.
Implement Frontline incentive reward/recognition programs focused on customer acquisition and retention as well as revenue growth.
Develop new retail avenues for Customer Service touch points (inclusion of service elements in indirect distribution channels – Dealers/Agents/Kiosks/Others)
Manage the transformation from 100% ownership model towards proper mix of owned vs. Non-Owned Model
Track, measure and interpret performance data for the physical channel
Standardize and maintain service and sales performance reports.
Monitor and optimize efficiencies of store operations, through introducing cost control and profit maximization initiatives.

Works with cross-functional teams both internally and externally to improve touch point performance.
Ensure that financial, accounting, fraud & risk management policies and standards are properly executed and maintained across the channel
Track the inventory movements across regions and manage the processing of mark downs, transfers & consolidations, receiving and POS transactions
Manage all the in-store operational activities. Develop and Implement operational policies and procedures to achieve organizational consistency and efficiency.
Ensure that customer management, customer experience policies and standards are maintained and properly executed within service centres
Identify areas for systems and process improvement at store level and make recommendations for improvement.
Provide professional guidance in the implementation of necessary changes at Service Center level in order to support business objectives
Manage the delivery of inbound/outbound communications of key business decisions to the frontline workforce

Manage the work force to maximize sales, traffic flow, floor coverage and customer engagement
Monitor Customer interactions and performance metrics and provide/execute improvement plans
Support Marketing efforts including branding, advertising, event, and development of new programs and sales toolkits ensuring that all owned customer touch points are brand compliant
Manage the resolution of all customer touch points (owned and non-owned) issues
Manage the new store opening calendar.
Establish and maintain a customer service orientation within the Customer Operations teams Coach, Monitor Physical Touchpoint supervisor/coordinator to
Ensure effectiveness of “one-stop-shop” in the physical TP, by making sure each staff can welcome, educate, assist customers and sell all products and services offered by MTN
Ensure an NPS score of 9-10 by providing customer feedback to physical TP staff and implement corrective actions


Ensure that physical TP staff display the right attitude towards customers as per policy and CRM flow.
Ensure all physical TP staff are fully knowledgeable on Products and Services by:
Making sure all physical TP staff receive timely and appropriate training on products and services (P&S)
Monitoring P&S knowledge assessments results and deploying products & services refresher sessions accordingly
Ensure physical TP staff are properly trained to assist customers in various devices manipulation
Call back (sms/email) unsatisfied customers to reassure/apologize/provide feedback, daily to ensure a high NPS score
Handle escalated or sensitive customer issues in a timely and efficient manner
Provide monthly reconciliation report to Finance (status of physical vs system stock, cash deposits vs bank statement, reconciliation gaps justifications)
Perform necessary checks/investigations to identify and justify/correct reconciliation gaps
Ensure all products to be sold are available, well managed and kept safely.
Ensure SC is secured (effective alarm, full presence of guards, secured safe as per policy, money transfer as per policy and by accredited money transfer services) and report to BRM any non-compliance and/or incident
Ensure SC functionalities are properly functioning (air conditioning, light bulbs, generators, doors, furniture…) and timely liaise with Facilities unit for resolution
Ensure overall cleanliness of the physical touchpoint (regular meetings with Cleaning agency, spot checks, customers’ feedback, MPR)
Monitor the evolution of KPI of physical and implement corrective actions when necessary
Liaise with marketing to ensure up to date and compliant branding of the Physical Touchpoints
Make sure that all staff strictly respect Physical touchpoints policies & procedures
Animate as much as possible the Service Centre/BS/MSC by organizing internal staff challenges, as well as promotions and events for customers
Ensure daily, weekly, monthly reporting on all activities that are taking place at the Service Centre.
Manage contracting agreements of Branded Stores and Mobile Service Centre Managerial / Supervisory Responsibilities
Coach and mentor direct reports; identify staff training and development needs and implement necessary actions.
Ensure skill transfer for staff development, motivation and business continuity
Ensure the team is led, motivated and rewarded to achieve high performance areas
Guide and direct suppliers and third parties in achieving Customer Services objectives
Manage team (including recruitment, on-boarding, attrition)
Set goals and objectives for direct reports and monitor progress.
Set up appropriate structure to meet Customer Services objectives
Provide an advisory function on governance and best practices in client experience

Qualifications
Degree – Minimum of 3 years degree in Business Administration, marketing, communication, sales, Social Sciences or any other relevant field. Master’s advantageous

Work Experience – Minimum of 5 years’ Experience at least 3 years are in Telecommunications, FMCG, Retail, Sales or Banking Industries

Minimum of 2 years in Team Management

Experience in stock management

Experience in a customer-centric environment would be an advantage

Experience in a telecommunications environment would be an advantage

Experience in an ICT environment would be an advantage

Demonstrated experience in Customer Service and Retail Service and Retail Management for both B2C & B2B environments

HOW TO APPLY ? 

All applications must be submitted ONLINE at : https://ehle.fa.em2.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/ 

Deadline: Apply Before : 03/13/2026, 12:55 AM

CADYST GROUP S.A. Cameroun

ANALYSTE Business Intelligence

Douala Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 18 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

Le Groupe CADYST est un acteur majeur de l’Agro-alimentaire au Cameroun et dans la sous-région, avec en son sein plusieurs filiales. Sa mission est d’apporter aux populations africaines des produits de qualité, respectant les standards internationaux, fabriqués localement et accessible à tous.

Pour les besoins de ses services, la Direction Finances et Comptabilité de Société le Grand Moulin du Cameroun recherche pour la ville de Douala des candidat(e)s au poste de :

Analyste Business Intelligence (1)
Raison d’être du poste :

La Business Intelligence (BI) est une évolution moderne du contrôle de gestion. Elle conserve les fondamentaux du contrôle de gestion (analyse financière, suivi budgétaire, reporting), mais y ajoute : • la création des rapports, • la structuration des données, • la création de tableaux de bord dynamiques, • et l’analyse avancée de données pour soutenir la prise de décision stratégique. L’Analyste Business Intelligence a pour rôle d’exploiter les données financières et opérationnelles disponibles afin d’analyser la performance passée, comprendre les dynamiques en cours et anticiper les tendances futures, en appui à la prise de décision.

Missions principales :

Suivi des arrêtés mensuels et des PnL
• Contribuer à la réalisation de la checklist de clôture mensuelle.
• Fournir les données nécessaires à la préparation et consolidation des PnL.


• Contrôler la bonne imputation des données et signaler les incohérences.
• Calculer et valoriser les écarts identifiés lors des arrêtés.
• Suivre et analyser les coûts de revient des produits et leurs évolutions.
• Décomposer les structures de coûts et analyser les marges.
Suivi budgétaire et appui au processus annuel
• Participer à la collecte des données budgétaires auprès des filiales/directions.
• Mettre à jour périodiquement les données budgétaires dans les outils
• Suivre les écarts entre budget et réalisé sur son périmètre.
• Contribuer à la préparation du budget annuel consolidé sous supervision du RBI et du DBI.
• Revue détaillée des besoins en investissements par département (selon les demandes transmises).
• Revue de l’affectation analytique et budgétaire des dépenses liées aux immobilisations.
Production et suivi des rapports périodiques
• Générer les rapports quotidiens, hebdomadaires et mensuels selon le calendrier défini.
• Vérifier la cohérence et l’exactitude des données extraites (ERP, Excel, Power BI).
• Identifier et signaler rapidement toute anomalie détectée.

• Documenter et archiver les rapports produits pour assurer la traçabilité.
Contrôle et amélioration continue
• Participer aux tests lors du déploiement de nouveaux outils de reportings
• Proposer des améliorations pour optimiser la présentation et la fiabilité des rapports.
• Rapprochement quotidien des données Production / Magasin / Commercial à travers les fiches émises et les modules de gestion des stocks et des ventes.
• Organisation des inventaires périodiques (mensuels, ponctuels) et exploitation des fiches de comptage.
• Établissement du rapport d’inventaire et rapprochement des données avec la Comptabilité.
• Vérification de l’exactitude des coûts de revient des stocks autres que produits finis (notamment matières et pièces importées).
Analyses ad hoc et études spéciales
• Réaliser des analyses ponctuelles à la demande du RBI ou du DBI.
• Produire des synthèses claires avec indicateurs clés (tableaux, graphiques, notes).

• Mettre en évidence les points marquants et recommandations simples.
Profil / Compétences clés :

• Bac+4/5 en Contrôle de Gestion, Finance, Comptabilité ou équivalent.
• Expérience : minimum 3 ans à un poste similaire.
Il/elle doit avoir :

• Connaissance avancée de Excel obligatoire et d’autres outils (Power BI, Coding, ERP).
• Bonne connaissance du droit comptable OHADA révisé.
Il/elle doit être :

• Rigoureux et doté du sens du détail
• Animé d’un esprit d’analyse et de curiosité.
• Réactif et respectueux des délais.
Partager les valeurs suivantes : Leadership – Professionnalisme – Responsabilité – Esprit d’Equipe

Souhaitez-vous faire partie de cette aventure palpitante ? Souhaitez-vous rejoindre une équipe jeune et dynamique, dans un environnement en permanente mutation ? Souhaitez-vous faire carrière au sein d’un Groupe à fort potentiel de croissance tant sur le plan national qu’international, où votre potentiel, votre enthousiasme et votre performance seront appréciés à leur juste valeur ?

COMMENT POSTULER ? 


LES DÉPÔTS DE CANDIDATURES SE FONT UNIQUEMENT SUR LE SITE INTERNET :  https://jobs.cadyst-app.com/ 

DATE LIMITE DE DÉPÔT DES DOSSIERS 18 mars 2026 À 17H30.

CADYST GROUP S.A. Cameroun

AUDITEUR INTERNE

Douala Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 17 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

Le Groupe CADYST est un acteur majeur de l’Agro-alimentaire au Cameroun et dans la sous-région, avec en son sein plusieurs filiales. Sa mission est d’apporter aux populations africaines des produits de qualité, respectant les standards internationaux, fabriqués localement et accessible à tous.

Pour les besoins de ses services, la Direction de l’Audit et du Contrôle Interne de CADYST Group recherche pour la ville de Douala des candidat(e)s au poste de :

Auditeur Interne (1)
Raison d’être du poste :

L’Auditeur Interne participe à l’évaluation des processus de CADYST GROUP en réalisant des missions d’audit, sous la supervision du Responsable Audit Interne. Il analyse les procédures et les systèmes en place pour s’assurer de leur efficacité, leur conformité, et leur adéquation avec les objectifs stratégiques.

Missions principales :

• Planification et couverture du périmètre Groupe
• Réalisation des missions d’audit
• Audits post-acquisition (filiales nouvellement rachetées)
• Harmonisation et amélioration continue
• Suivi des plans d’actions Groupe
• Participation à la gestion des risques Groupe
• Audits spéciaux et investigations
• Communication et culture d’audit
Profil / Compétences clés :

• Bac+3/5 en Audit, Finance, Contrôle de Gestion, Gestion, Comptabilité, Ingénierie ou équivalent.
• 5 à 7 ans d’expérience en audit interne/externe ou contrôle interne, idéalement en environnement multi-sites ou agro-industriel.
Il/elle doit avoir :

• Maîtrise des normes d’audit interne (IIA).
• Connaissance approfondie du référentiel COSO.
• Solide expertise des process industriels et logistiques multi-sites.
• Analyse de données (Excel avancé, Power BI un plus).

• Connaissance des ERP : SAP / Sage X3 / Navision / Odoo.
• Bon niveau en rédaction de rapports d’audit.
Il/elle doit être :

• Intègre, objectif et discret.
• Autonome avec le sens du résultat.
• Animé d’un esprit critique et faire preuve de solides capacités d’analyse.
• Capable d’encadrer des auditeurs juniors.
• Capable de challenger sans créer de conflit
Partager les valeurs suivantes : Leadership – Professionnalisme – Responsabilité – Esprit d’Equipe

COMMENT POSTULER ? 


LES DÉPÔTS DE CANDIDATURES SE FONT UNIQUEMENT SUR LE SITE INTERNET :  https://jobs.cadyst-app.com/ 

DATE LIMITE DE DÉPÔT DES DOSSIERS 17 mars 2026 À 17H30.

CADYST GROUP S.A. Cameroun

CHARGÉ DES ACHATS

Douala Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 11 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

Le Groupe CADYST est un acteur majeur de l’Agro-alimentaire au Cameroun et dans la sous-région, avec en son sein plusieurs filiales. Sa mission est d’apporter aux populations africaines des produits de qualité, respectant les standards internationaux, fabriqués localement et accessible à tous.

Pour les besoins de ses services, la Direction Approvisionnements et Logistique de Société le Grand Moulin du Cameroun recherche pour la ville de Douala des candidat(e)s au poste de :

Chargé des Achats (1)
Raison d’être du poste :

Le Chargé des Achats participe avec le Responsable Approvisionnement et Transit à la définition et la mise en œuvre de la politique d’achat pour optimiser les coûts, la qualité et les délais des achats de biens et services. Il analyse les besoins et négocie avec les fournisseurs/prestataires.

Missions principales :

– Stratégie: Mettre en œuvre la politique d’achat définie par la direction
– Négociation: Négocier les tarifs et délais avec les fournisseurs et prestataires locaux sous la supervision du Responsable Approvisionnement et Transit

  • Sourcing: Analyser le marché, prospecter et contribuer à la sélection les fournisseurs et prestataires locaux
  • Suivi: Evaluer en lien avec le Responsable/Approvisionnement et Transit la performance des fournisseurs / prestataires locaux et gérer les risques (litiges, ruptures).
  • Conformité: Actualiser et mettre en conformité l’ensemble de la nomenclature sous la supervision du Responsable Approvisionnement et Transit.
    Profil / Compétences clés :

Licence ou Master en Achat/Logistique/Gestion de stocks/Management, etc.
Il/elle doit avoir :

Bonne connaissance des techniques et méthodes de négociation, de la gestion des stocks, et une maîtrise des outils informatiques (ERP, Excel, Word, PPT, etc..)
Il/elle doit être :

  • Bon négociateur
  • Rigoureux
  • Analytique
  • Anticipatif
  • Résistant au stress

COMMENT POSTULER ?

LES DÉPÔTS DE CANDIDATURES SE FONT UNIQUEMENT SUR LE SITE INTERNET : https://jobs.cadyst-app.com/

DATE LIMITE DE DÉPÔT DES DOSSIERS 11 mars 2026 À 17H30.

EVIHDAF

Policy & Communications Lead GHS

Yaoundé Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 10 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

About EVIHDAF

EVIHDAF (www.evihdaf.com) is an international research and development organization headquartered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, which serves the West and Central Africa region. We have an office in Niamey, Niger, and a Data Unit satellite office in Parakou, Benin. Utilizing a diverse array of approaches rooted in rigorous design, adaptive, cutting-edge, and locally relevant methods, we provide services in Health Program Implementation and Scale-Up; Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (RMEL); Data Systems for Decision-Making; and Capacity Strengthening. We are positioned to serve as a Regional Hub for the coordination of various initiatives in West & Central Africa. Our practice areas include Health and Health Systems, Nutrition and Food Security, Climate Change Preparedness and Resilience, and Population Migration and Displacements.

Position Overview

EVIHDAF is looking for an experienced Policy and Communications Lead in anticipation of a Global Health Security (GHS) project funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The Policy and Communications Lead provides leadership for policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) under the CDC GHS project. Reporting to the Deputy Project Director, the Lead manages the project’s communication strategy to ensure that U.S. assistance delivers measurable results for the American people while putting “America First” by directly countering global infectious disease threats. This position requires a high degree of flexibility, the ability to work effectively under pressure, and the cultural competence to navigate complex governmental landscapes while advocating for self-reliance.

Specific Responsibilities

Policy Advocacy and Strategic Communication

  • Lead the design and implementation of the project’s policy advocacy and communications strategy, ensuring alignment with National Action Plans for Health Security (NAPHS) and the America First Global Health Strategy.
  • Develop high-impact advocacy materials, policy briefs, and position papers aimed at national decision-makers to secure domestic co-investment in health security, ensuring partner governments meet their financial commitments to sustain health systems.
  • Represent the project in national policy forums.

Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE)

  • Provide senior-level technical leadership for the development and rollout of national RCCE strategies that support the 7-1-7 target.
  • Support Ministries of Health (MoH) in establishing rumor-tracking systems and social listening mechanisms to counter misinformation, ensuring messages reach high-risk groups effectively.
  • Support the development and testing of risk communication messages tailored to diverse audiences, specifically engaging faith-based organizations and community leaders to expand the reach of health messaging beyond public sector facilities.
  • Strengthen the capacity of community leaders and media professionals to deliver accurate health information that protects populations from infectious threats.

Stakeholder Management and Media Relations

  • Serve as the primary point of contact for media inquiries, managing relationships to ensure accurate reporting on how U.S. assistance is saving lives and protecting the American people.
  • Facilitate partnerships with faith-based organizations, private sector actors, and civil society to mobilize additional resources and drive community-led health security initiatives.
  • Coordinate closely with CDC communication teams to ensure that all project messaging is consistent with donor branding, marking, and the America First narrative of accountability and efficiency.

Reporting, Knowledge Management, and Documentation

  • Lead the preparation of the communication and policy sections of quarterly and annual reports, highlighting key advocacy milestones, co-investment achievements, and the efficient use of U.S. taxpayer dollars.
  • Document success stories, case studies, and best practices that demonstrate the successful transition of health functions to national ownership and the impact of American leadership in global health.
  • Manage the project’s digital presence, ensuring high-quality content that underscores the partnership’s focus on self-reliance.

Capacity Building and Workforce Development

  • Support the integration of risk communication modules into Field Epidemiology Training Programs (FETP).
  • Support the design and delivery of specialized training and mentorship for government public relations officers to build long-term institutional capacity.

Key Experience and Qualifications

  • Educational Background: Master’s Degree or higher in Communications, Public Relations, Public Policy, Public Health, or a related field.
  • Professional Experience: Minimum of 10 years of experience in managing or implementing large-scale communications or policy advocacy programs, with at least 5 years focused on public health or international development.
  • Donor Expertise: Prior strong experience on U.S. Government (USG) funding projects is essential. Familiarity with CDC-funded projects is highly desirable.
  • Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE) principles, the IHR (2005) framework, and the 7-1-7 target. Ability to translate complex health data into compelling policy arguments that support domestic resource mobilization.
  • Soft Skills: Exceptional ability to work under pressure and manage sensitive communication priorities in high-stakes environments; demonstrated flexibility during active public health threats.
  • Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills in English, with a proven track record of producing high-quality policy and advocacy documents; fluency in French is mandatory.
  • Cultural Competence: Proven experience navigating complex governmental hierarchies and the ability to build trust with diverse stakeholders, including government officials, faith-based leaders, and the media.
  • Travel: Willingness and ability to travel internationally and sub-nationally as required (up to 10%), including to remote areas for community engagement and field reporting.

How to apply?

Interested candidates are invited to submit their application package via email to Recruitment@evihdaf.com, with subject line “Policy & Communications Lead – GHS”. The application package must include:

  1. Cover Letter (maximum three pages) detailing the candidate’s relevant experience and suitability for the position.
  2. Curriculum Vitae (CV) (maximum of seven (7) pages), including the names, phone numbers, and email addresses of three professional referees.

The position will remain open until it is filled.

Click here for the PDF version

HOW TO APPLY ? 

All applications must be submitted ONLINE at : https://www.evihdaf.com/job-openings/

Deadline:  The position will remain open until it is filled.

EVIHDAF

HEALTH INFORMATICS & Digital Health Lead

Yaoundé Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 10 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

PARTAGER AVEC VOS PROCHES SUR :

About EVIHDAF

EVIHDAF (www.evihdaf.com) is an international research and development organization headquartered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, which serves the West and Central Africa region. We have an office in Niamey, Niger, and a Data Unit satellite office in Parakou, Benin. Utilizing a diverse array of approaches rooted in rigorous design, adaptive, cutting-edge, and locally relevant methods, we provide services in Health Program Implementation and Scale-Up; Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (RMEL); Data Systems for Decision-Making; and Capacity Strengthening. We are positioned to serve as a Regional Hub for the coordination of various initiatives in West & Central Africa. Our practice areas include Health and Health Systems, Nutrition and Food Security, Climate Change Preparedness and Resilience, and Population Migration and Displacements.

Position Overview

EVIHDAF and its partners are looking for an experienced Health Informatics & Digital Health Lead in anticipation of a Global Health Security (GHS) project funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The Health Informatics & Digital Health Lead provides senior-level strategic vision and technical leadership for designing and guiding digital solutions and data systems that support Global Health Security (GHS) objectives. Reporting to the Project Director, this role aligns project work with the America First Global Health Strategy, ensuring that investments in data systems are smart, strategic, and reduce long-term foreign dependence on U.S. taxpayers. The Lead oversees the implementation of secure, interoperable digital tools that enhance disease surveillance, laboratory information systems, and emergency response data flows. This position requires a high degree of flexibility, the ability to work effectively under pressure, and a strong capacity to navigate complex multicultural contexts while facilitating the transition of digital assets to partner government ownership.

Specific Responsibilities

Digital Health Strategy and Architecture

  • Lead the development of a comprehensive digital health and informatics strategy that aligns with Bilateral Agreements on Global Health Cooperation, ensuring systems are designed for eventual full financial and operational takeover by the partner government.
  • Identify and integrate strategic use cases for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to enhance predictive analytics for outbreak detection and response.
  • Map existing health information systems (HIS)—such as DHIS2, EMR platforms, and LIS—to identify opportunities for technical strengthening and interoperability, minimizing non-frontline investment by fixing what is broken rather than building parallel systems.
  • Provide technical leadership on data architecture, data standards, and data security to protect patient information and national health data.

System Design, Implementation, and Interoperability

  • Provide technical and management leadership for the design, customization, and roll-out of digital tools that specifically enable the 7-1-7 target.
  • Oversee the implementation of AI-driven data quality checks and automated reporting features to reduce human error and accelerate the 1-day reporting benchmark.
  • Promote interoperability across systems (e.g., surveillance–lab–emergency operations center) using open standards and APIs to ensure seamless data exchange between human, animal, and environmental health sectors (One Health).
  • Ensure that digital tools support timely, accurate data collection and are integrated into routine workflows to ensure measurable results against priority disease threats.

Collaboration and Stakeholder Engagement

  • Work closely with MoH digital health units, national eHealth programs, and CDC informatics teams to align system architectures and avoid duplication, ensuring U.S. assistance complements co-investment from the partner government.
  • Represent the project in national digital health forums and Technical Working Groups (TWGs), coordinating with private sector and faith-based organizations to leverage additional resources and innovation.
  • Coordinate internally with the MEL/SI Lead, Surveillance Lead, and Laboratory Systems Lead to ensure that digital tools meet technical data needs and reporting requirements for international systems like IHR and WAHIS.

Monitoring, Optimization, and Sustainability

  • Support the design and tracking of digital health performance indicators, including system uptake, data timeliness (specifically the 1-day reporting target), and overall platform performance.
  • Lead continuous efforts to improve system performance and data quality through data-driven optimizations.
  • Guide the development of a sustainability roadmap for digital solutions, focusing on integration into government budgets and staffing plans to meet the financial transition benchmarks outlined in the Bilateral Agreements.
  • Document lessons learned and innovations to contribute to technical briefs that highlight American leadership in global health technology.

Key Experience and Qualifications

  • Educational Background: Masters’ degree or PhD in Health Informatics, Information Systems, Computer Science, Public Health with an informatics focus, or a related field.
  • Professional Experience: At least eight (8) years of experience in health informatics and digital health, including significant work with HIS, EMRs, LIS, or surveillance systems in low- or middle-income settings. Demonstrated experience in implementing or overseeing AI/ML applications within public health settings is highly desirable.
  • Technical Expertise: Demonstrated experience with data standards and interoperability (e.g., HL7, FHIR, ICD, LOINC) and proficiency with platforms such as DHIS2, OpenMRS, OpenELIS, or similar. Knowledge of secure, interoperable digital tools for disease surveillance and outbreak preparedness. Knowledge of AI governance frameworks and the ethical application of big data analytics in disease surveillance.
  • Donor Expertise: Prior strong experience on U.S. Government (USG) funding projects is essential. Familiarity with CDC-funded informatics initiatives and the America First Global Health Strategy, is highly desirable.
  • Soft Skills: Demonstrated ability to work under pressure, manage multiple technical priorities simultaneously, and maintain flexibility in a dynamic work environment.
  • Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills in English; fluency in French is highly desirable.
  • Travel: Willingness and ability to travel internationally as required (up to 30%), including to remote or resource-limited settings.

How to apply?

Interested candidates are invited to submit their application package via email to Recruitment@evihdaf.com, with subject line “Health Informatics & Digital Health Lead – GHS”.

The application package must include:

  1. Cover Letter (maximum three pages) detailing the candidate’s relevant experience and suitability for the position.
  2. Curriculum Vitae (CV) (maximum of seven (7) pages) including the names, phone numbers, and email addresses of three professional referees.

The position will remain open until it is filled.

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EVIHDAF

HSS and Workforce Development Lead

Yaoundé Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 10 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

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About EVIHDAF

EVIHDAF (www.evihdaf.com) is an international research and development organization headquartered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, which serves the West and Central Africa region. We have an office in Niamey, Niger, and a Data Unit satellite office in Parakou, Benin. Utilizing a diverse array of approaches rooted in rigorous design, adaptive, cutting-edge, and locally relevant methods, we provide services in Health Program Implementation and Scale-Up; Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (RMEL); Data Systems for Decision-Making; and Capacity Strengthening. We are positioned to serve as a Regional Hub for the coordination of various initiatives in West & Central Africa. Our practice areas include Health and Health Systems, Nutrition and Food Security, Climate Change Preparedness and Resilience, and Population Migration and Displacements.

Position Overview

EVIHDAF and its partners are looking for an experienced Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) and Workforce Development Lead in anticipation of a Global Health Security (GHS) project funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The HSS and Workforce Development Lead provides senior-level leadership to ensure the long-term sustainability and institutionalization of Global Health Security (GHS) capacities. Reporting to the Project Director, the Lead works closely with Ministries of Health (MoH), National Public Health Institutes (NPHIs), and academic institutions to build a self-reliant health system capable of preventing, detecting, and responding to threats in strict alignment with the America First Global Health Strategy. This position requires a high degree of flexibility, and the ability to lead complex institutional reforms under pressure.

Specific Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership in HSS and Governance

  • Lead the design and implementation of the project’s HSS and workforce strategy, ensuring alignment with Bilateral Agreements on Global Health Cooperation, National Action Plans for Health Security (NAPHS), and the America First objective of reducing foreign dependence on U.S. taxpayers.
  • Support national and sub-national health authorities in resource mapping and the development of sustainable financing models that rely on domestic co-investment rather than indefinite donor support.
  • Advocate for smart and strategic investments that integrate health security into broader national health sector plans, prioritizing efficiency and reducing non-frontline investment.

Workforce Development and Transition

  • Lead the mapping of frontline health workers currently funded by the U.S. government to the cadres of health workers that can be employed by partner governments.
  • Provide technical oversight for the expansion and quality assurance of Field Epidemiology Training Programs (FETP) in collaboration with CDC and regional networks, ensuring graduates are absorbed into the national civil service.
  • Foster partnerships with national universities and training institutes to institutionalize GHS curricula, ensuring a steady pipeline of qualified professionals who serve the national interest.

Institutional Capacity Building

  • Strengthen the organizational and management capacities of NPHIs and MoH technical units to lead and coordinate GHS activities independently, facilitating the transition of operational responsibility.
  • Provide technical assistance to improve national and sub-national administrative, procurement, and financial management systems to ensure they are robust enough to manage co-investment funds and domestic resources.
  • Support the development of institutional memory through the documentation of best practices and the creation of national public health knowledge repositories that support self-reliance.

Coordination and Multi-Sectoral Engagement

  • Serve as the primary technical liaison for HSS and workforce issues with MoH counterparts, CDC country offices, and other partners, ensuring U.S. assistance complements faith-based and private sector health providers.
  • Facilitate multi-sectoral coordination to ensure that workforce development initiatives encompass One Health sectors, including animal health and environmental health personnel, while avoiding redundancies and inefficiencies inherent in NGO models.
  • Represent the project in national HRH and HSS technical working groups.

Monitoring, Reporting, and Sustainability

  • Support the design and tracking of performance indicators related to HSS and workforce core capacities.
  • Lead the development of sustainability and transition roadmaps to ensure that GHS capacities are progressively absorbed into national government structures and budgets, ultimately saving U.S. taxpayers’ dollars.
  • Contribute high-quality technical content to quarterly and annual reports, documenting the impact of HSS interventions on overall health system resilience and country ownership.

Key Experience and Qualifications

  • Educational Background: Advanced degree (Master’s or higher) in Public Health, Health Policy, Public Administration, Human Resources Management, or a related field.
  • Professional Experience: Minimum of ten (10) years of experience in managing or implementing HSS or workforce development programs, with at least 5 years focused on large-scale international health initiatives. Demonstrated experience in managing programs reforming public sector human resources is strongly preferred.
  • Donor Expertise: Prior strong experience on U.S. Government (USG) funding projects is essential. Familiarity with CDC-funded projects is desirable.
  • Technical Knowledge: Understanding of the IHR (2005) framework, health workforce planning, and the 7-1-7 surveillance target. Knowledge of public financial management and strategies to mobilize domestic resources for health.
  • Soft Skills: Demonstrated ability to work under pressure, manage complex institutional partnerships, and maintain flexibility in dynamic environments. Strong negotiation skills to facilitate workforce transition agreements with government counterparts.
  • Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills in English, with the ability to present complex policy issues to high-level stakeholders; fluency in French is highly desirable.
  • Cultural Competence: Proven experience navigating complex governmental hierarchies and the ability to build trust and consensus across different institutional levels to achieve self-reliance goals.
  • Travel: Willingness and ability to travel internationally and sub-nationally as required (up to 30%), including to regional training hubs and national ministries.

How to apply?

Interested candidates are invited to submit their application package via email to Recruitment@evihdaf.com, with subject line “HSS & Workforce Development Lead – GHS”.

The application package must include:

  1. Cover Letter (maximum three pages) detailing the candidate’s relevant experience and suitability for the position.
  2. Curriculum Vitae (CV) (maximum of seven (7) pages), including the names, phone numbers, and email addresses of three professional referees.

The position will remain open until it is filled.

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All applications must be submitted ONLINE at : https://www.evihdaf.com/job-openings/

Deadline:  The position will remain open until it is filled.

EVIHDAF

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS & Response Lead

Yaoundé Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 10 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

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About EVIHDAF

EVIHDAF (www.evihdaf.com) is an international research and development organization headquartered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, which serves the West and Central Africa region. We have an office in Niamey, Niger, and a Data Unit satellite office in Parakou, Benin. Utilizing a diverse array of approaches rooted in rigorous design, adaptive, cutting-edge, and locally relevant methods, we provide services in Health Program Implementation and Scale-Up; Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (RMEL); Data Systems for Decision-Making; and Capacity Strengthening. We are positioned to serve as a Regional Hub for the coordination of various initiatives in West & Central Africa. Our practice areas include Health and Health Systems, Nutrition and Food Security, Climate Change Preparedness and Resilience, and Population Migration and Displacements.

Position Overview

EVIHDAF and its partners are looking for an experienced Emergency Preparedness and Response Lead in anticipation of a Global Health Security (GHS) project funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The Emergency Preparedness and Response Lead provides senior-level technical leadership and strategic direction to strengthen national and sub-national capacities for public health emergency management. This role focuses on the establishment and optimization of Public Health Emergency Management (PHEM) and Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs), the development of robust Emergency Response Plans (ERPs), and the coordination of multi-sectoral Rapid Response Teams (RRTs). Reporting to the Project Director, the Lead ensures that all preparedness and response activities align with the America First Global Health Strategy, the International Health Regulations (IHR 2005), and the new Bilateral Agreements on Global Health Cooperation. This position requires an exceptional ability to work under high pressure, maintain flexibility during active public health threats, and navigate complex multicultural governmental environments.

Specific Responsibilities

PHEM Strategy and EOC Governance

  • Lead the design and implementation of the project’s emergency preparedness strategy, ensuring alignment with National Action Plans for Health Security (NAPHS) and the America First objective of protecting populations from infectious disease threats.
  • Provide technical assistance to Ministries of Health (MoH) to establish, equip, and operationalize national and sub-national PHEM and EOCs, focusing on smart and strategic investments that avoid parallel systems.
  • Support the adaptation and implementation of legal and policy frameworks supporting emergency response.
  • Facilitate the implementation of the PHEOC “Incident Management System” (IMS) and ensure it is integrated into routine health system functions and funded by the host government.

Emergency Planning and Simulation Exercises

  • Provide technical assistance to the development, testing, and refinement of All-Hazard Emergency Response Plans and hazard-specific contingency plans.
  • Provide technical leadership for “After-Action Reviews” (AARs) and “7-1-7” metrics assessments following public health events to drive continuous system improvement.
  • Support the development of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for emergency communication, resource mobilization, and logistics management, ensuring protocols support rapid decision-making.

Rapid Response and Field Coordination

  • Coordinate with the Surveillance and Laboratory Leads to ensure that the EOC receives real-time data for situational awareness, specifically targeting the 1-day reporting benchmark.
  • Contribute to the integration of One Health partners into the emergency response framework, ensuring coordinated action between human, animal, and environmental health sectors.
  • Provide technical oversight for the management of emergency stockpiles while developing a plan to transition commodity procurement to the partner government over the life of the project.
  • Support the engagement with faith-based organizations and the private sector to expand response reach and resources, reducing reliance on public sector facilities alone.

Monitoring, Reporting, and Collaboration

  • Support the design and tracking of performance indicators related to emergency preparedness and response, specifically focusing on improvements in JEE scores, 7-1-7 metrics, and financial transition benchmarks.
  • Contribute to the preparation of technical reports for the CDC regarding emergency management milestones, response effectiveness, and progress toward country ownership.

Key Experience and Qualifications

  • Educational Background: Master’s Degree or higher in Public Health, Disaster Management, Emergency Management, or a related field. Professional certification in PHEM or IMS is highly desirable.
  • Professional Experience: Minimum of 10years of experience in managing or implementing public health emergency programs, with at least 5 years focused on EOC operations or rapid response coordination.
  • Donor Expertise: Prior strong experience on U.S. Government (USG) funding projects is essential. Familiarity with CDC-funded PHEM initiatives, the America First Global Health Strategy, and Bilateral Agreements on Global Health Cooperation is highly desirable.
  • Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of IHR (2005) core capacities, the Incident Management System (IMS), CDC’s PHEM guidelines, and the 7-1-7 target.
  • Soft Skills: Exceptional ability to work under pressure and manage multiple priorities in high-stakes environments; demonstrated flexibility during evolving public health crises.
  • Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills in English; fluency in French is highly desirable.
  • Cultural Competence: Proven experience working in multicultural contexts and the ability to build trust with high-level government officials, security sector partners, and faith-based leaders.
  • Travel: Willingness and ability to travel internationally and sub-nationally as required (up to 40%), including rapid deployment during emergencies.

How to apply?

Interested candidates are invited to submit their application package via email to Recruitment@evihdaf.com, with subject line “Emergency Preparedness & Response Lead – GHS”.

The application package must include:

  1. Cover Letter (maximum three pages) detailing the candidate’s relevant experience and suitability for the position.
  2. Curriculum Vitae (CV) (maximum of seven (7) pages), including the names, phone numbers, and email addresses of three professional referees.

The position will remain open until it is filled.

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EVIHDAF

Meal & Strategic Information Lead

Yaoundé Publié il y a 3 mois Expire le 10 mars 2026

Description de l'offre

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About EVIHDAF

EVIHDAF (www.evihdaf.com) is an international research and development organization headquartered in Yaoundé, Cameroon, which serves the West and Central Africa region. We have an office in Niamey, Niger, and a Data Unit satellite office in Parakou, Benin. Utilizing a diverse array of approaches rooted in rigorous design, adaptive, cutting-edge, and locally relevant methods, we provide services in Health Program Implementation and Scale-Up; Research, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (RMEL); Data Systems for Decision-Making; and Capacity Strengthening. We are positioned to serve as a Regional Hub for the coordination of various initiatives in West & Central Africa. Our practice areas include Health and Health Systems, Nutrition and Food Security, Climate Change Preparedness and Resilience, and Population Migration and Displacements.

Position Overview

EVIHDAF and its partners are looking for an experienced Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) and Strategic Information (SI) Lead in anticipation of a Global Health Security (GHS) project funded by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

The MEAL/SI Lead is responsible for designing and implementing the project’s comprehensive monitoring, evaluation, learning, and data use strategy. Reporting to the Project Director, the Lead ensures that the project delivers high-quality, reliable data on Global Health Security (GHS) outcomes—across surveillance, laboratories, One Health, and emergency preparedness—in strict alignment with the America First Global Health Strategy. This position requires a high degree of flexibility, the ability to work effectively under pressure in a fast-paced environment, and a strong capacity to track the transition of health functions to partner governments under new Bilateral Agreements on Global Health Cooperation.

Specific Responsibilities

MEAL/SI System Design and Management

  • Lead the development and implementation of the Activity Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan (AMELP), including the theory of change, results framework, indicators, and targets that align with Bilateral MOU benchmarks for co-investment and sustainability.
  • Design and oversee project data systems to capture routine and periodic data from multiple technical components, while streamlining performance monitoring to reduce non-frontline investment and maximize efficiency.
  • Ensure all MEL systems are in strict alignment with CDC reporting requirements and integrate seamlessly with national HMIS/HIS platforms to support interoperable digital tools.

Data Collection, Quality, and Analysis

  • Develop and adapt data collection tools and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to specifically track the 7-1-7 target regarding infectious disease outbreaks.
  • Oversee routine data collection, entry, cleaning, and verification processes; lead regular Data Quality Assessments (DQAs) to ensure the integrity of reported information.
  • Conduct and supervise the analysis of quantitative and qualitative data to demonstrate the project’s impact on protecting the American people and reducing foreign dependence on U.S. taxpayers.

Learning, Adaptive Management, and Evaluation

  • Lead the project’s learning agenda, identifying key learning questions related to GHS outcomes and the effectiveness of faith-based and private sector engagement in health service delivery.
  • Facilitate “pause-and-reflect” sessions, after-action reviews (AARs), and data review meetings with project teams, Ministries of Health (MoH), and partners to drive evidence-based course corrections toward self-reliance.
  • Design and manage operational research, evaluations, and special studies as agreed upon with CDC and government counterparts, ensuring all ethical standards and protocols are met.

Capacity Building and Technical Assistance

  • Develop user-friendly guidance, job aids, and training materials on MEL/SI processes.
  • Provide ongoing mentorship to in-country M&E officers and data managers to ensure systems can be sustained through domestic co-investment.

Reporting and Knowledge Management

  • Lead the preparation of the MEL/SI sections of quarterly, semi-annual, and annual progress reports, ensuring accurate reporting against Joint External Evaluation (JEE) scores, IHR States Parties Self-Assessment (SPAR), and the Pandemic Fund Framework.
  • Develop sophisticated data visualization products, technical briefs, and presentations that highlight smart and strategic investments in global health systems.
  • Support the documentation and dissemination of best practices, success stories, and innovations to contribute to the global health security evidence base.

Key Experience and Qualifications

  • Educational Background: Master’s degree or international equivalent in Public Health, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Social Sciences, or a related field.
  • Professional Experience: At least eight (8) years of relevant experience leading MEL/SI for large-scale health projects, with at least 3–5 years focused on Global Health Security (GHS), infectious diseases, or health systems strengthening. Demonstrated experience in applying advanced data science or AI/ML techniques to public health datasets is highly desirable.
  • Donor Expertise: Prior strong experience on U.S. Government (USG) funding projects is essential. Familiarity with the America First Global Health Strategy, Bilateral Agreements on Global Health Cooperation, and the 7-1-7 target is highly desirable.
  • Technical Knowledge: Demonstrated expertise in quantitative and qualitative methods, survey/research design, and data analysis using packages such as Stata, SPSS, R, Epi Info, Tableau, or Power BI. Knowledge of DHIS2 system development and interoperable surveillance platforms.
  • Soft Skills: Demonstrated ability to work under pressure, manage multiple technical priorities simultaneously, and maintain flexibility in dynamic work environments.
  • Communication Skills: Exceptional verbal and written communication skills in English; fluency in French is highly desirable.
  • Cultural Competence: Proven experience working in multicultural contexts and the ability to lead diverse teams and build effective partnerships with government and international stakeholders.

How to apply?

Interested candidates are invited to submit their application package via email to Recruitment@evihdaf.com, with subject line “MEAL & SI Lead – GHS”.

The application package must include:

  1. Cover Letter (maximum three pages) detailing the candidate’s relevant experience and suitability for the position.
  2. Curriculum Vitae (CV) (maximum of seven (7) pages), including the names, phone numbers, and email addresses of three professional referees.

The position will remain open until it is filled.

HOW TO APPLY ? 

All applications must be submitted ONLINE at : https://www.evihdaf.com/job-openings/

Deadline:  The position will remain open until it is filled.