Jobs at Action Against Hunger USA

Provides strategic financial leadership for a multi-country humanitarian program across Ethiopia, Somalia, Djibouti, and South Sudan. Responsibilities include consolidated budgeting, forecasting, donor reporting, DG ECHO compliance, sub-grant oversight, audit readiness, crisis-modifier financial preparedness, risk management, multi-currency accounting, partner monitoring, and financial capacity building. The role advises senior leadership, maintains financial controls, supports grant amendments and closeout, and travels extensively across challenging operating environments.

Executive leader responsible for global technical strategy, program quality, technical innovation, evidence-based impact, and quality assurance across humanitarian and development programs. Leads global technical teams, strengthens MEAL and knowledge management systems, supports donor engagement and resource mobilization, advances research and innovation, and represents the organization with donors, stakeholders, and technical networks across multiple countries.

Manage project budgets, forecasts, transactions, financial reporting, donor compliance, invoicing, billing, vendor payments, and audit preparation. Collaborate with project teams on financial impacts, cost savings, and scope changes while ensuring adherence to accounting standards, contractual requirements, internal controls, tax obligations, and donor guidelines.

Leads brand marketing strategy, integrated campaigns, website improvements, partnerships, storytelling, and digital engagement initiatives. Uses KPIs, dashboards, testing, and performance insights to increase awareness, donor acquisition, retention, and fundraising outcomes. Collaborates across fundraising, communications, programs, country offices, and international teams while managing agencies and supporting internal engagement.

Leads fundraising strategy and partnership growth for private and corporate foundations. Manages a high-value donor portfolio, develops major funding opportunities, oversees pipeline forecasting and CRM quality, and leads two direct reports. Coordinates with executive, program, finance, country, and technical teams while representing the organization with partners and at external events. The role targets sustained growth in seven- and eight-figure partnerships and requires extensive international development or nonprofit fundraising experience.

Supports external communications through writing, editing, storytelling, website content, media monitoring, presentations, editorial planning, and knowledge management. Maintains communications tools and content systems, drafts materials for digital and traditional channels, and coordinates with internal teams, field offices, and global partners. The role requires strong organization, attention to detail, and interest in humanitarian communications.

Provides independent finance quality assurance and compliance support across Action Against Hunger Haiti. Responsibilities include donor budget and report reviews, internal control assessments, audit preparation, risk mitigation, financial documentation and archiving, staff coaching, capacity building, and compliance training. The role works with finance, program, regional, and headquarters teams; conducts field reviews; strengthens financial systems; and supports donor and regulatory requirements. No direct supervision is required, but frequent travel to field locations is expected.

Supports humanitarian data management and MEAL reporting through data cleaning, validation, quality checks, dashboard updates, exports, basic DHIS2 configuration, digital tool testing, documentation, user support, and report preparation. The intern will work with DHIS2, Power BI, Excel, Google Sheets, and mobile data collection tools while helping maintain accurate, confidential program and beneficiary data.

Leads monitoring, evaluation, reporting, learning, digital data collection, and data quality assurance for donor-funded projects. Develops MERL plans, indicators, data collection tools, and digital reporting systems; trains field staff; conducts data validation, cleaning, and beneficiary verification; produces dashboards and periodic reports; and documents learning, success stories, and evidence products.

Leads financial management for a humanitarian consortium, including consolidated budgeting, forecasting, donor reporting, cash-flow planning, partner financial monitoring, compliance, audits, risk management, and financial analysis. Coordinates finance focal points across partner organizations, strengthens controls, supports capacity building, and advises senior management. Also contributes to country-office financial planning, grant management, proposal budgets, and financial close-out. Travel to field locations within Somalia may be required.

Coordinates adolescent health and nutrition programs across East and Southern Africa. Provides technical guidance, partner capacity building, data and reporting support, evidence translation, policy engagement, advocacy, and quality compliance. Collaborates with governments, civil society and youth-led organizations, donors, World Bank teams, and technical partners to integrate nutrition-sensitive approaches into food security and resilience initiatives.

Develop and execute U.S. earned media strategies, build journalist relationships, create press materials, manage media inquiries, support crisis communications, prepare spokespeople, identify thought leadership opportunities, and track media performance. The role translates humanitarian and technical issues into compelling stories while strengthening organizational visibility and public engagement.

Leads a 24-month, multi-country disaster preparedness and anticipatory action consortium across Ethiopia, Somalia, and Djibouti. Responsibilities include consortium governance, partner and donor coordination, DG ECHO compliance, technical quality, crisis modifier activation, budget and risk oversight, MEAL, safeguarding integration, team leadership, and regional representation. The role requires extensive humanitarian leadership, anticipatory action expertise, multi-partner consortium management, and frequent travel across challenging operating environments.

Leads coordination and operational management of Djibouti’s urban disaster preparedness and anticipatory action programs. Responsibilities include workplan and budget management, government and partner liaison, municipal SOP and contingency planning, school disaster-risk integration, heatwave and flood preparedness, resilience committee development, reporting, compliance, and supervision of project staff. The role is embedded with national and regional institutions and requires regular fieldwork across Djibouti Ville.

Leads monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning systems for a multi-country humanitarian disaster preparedness program. Responsibilities include managing results frameworks, evaluations, data quality, digital data systems, feedback mechanisms, donor evidence, learning products, and After-Action Reviews. The role supervises a Data Analyst, guides country MEAL teams, oversees Somalia MEAL activities, manages the MEAL budget, and strengthens evidence-based adaptive management across Ethiopia, Somalia, and Djibouti.

Leads a multi-partner humanitarian-development-peace consortium in Ethiopia, providing strategic direction, partner coordination, donor and government engagement, program oversight, financial monitoring, risk management, learning, and accountability. Ensures integrated food security, climate resilience, livelihoods, disaster risk reduction, nutrition-sensitive, and community resilience programming delivers measurable results across complex operating environments.

Provides technical and operational support for urban heatwave, flood, WASH, and health surveillance preparedness in Djibouti Ville. Responsibilities include climate and vulnerability analysis, preparedness planning, early-warning protocols, stakeholder consultations, community training, monitoring indicators, data collection, documentation, and regional learning support. The role coordinates with government agencies, IGAD, ICPAC, IOM, ONARS, health authorities, and community committees, with regular field activities across six municipalities.