Jobs at Management Sciences for Health

Coordinates implementation of an anticipated Cameroon project by tracking milestones, deadlines, dependencies, risks, and action items. Supports cross-functional collaboration, stakeholder meetings, workshops, reporting, documentation, donor compliance, payment requests, audit readiness, travel, and administrative activities. Maintains project management tools, calendars, trackers, and organized records while consolidating inputs and escalating delays or documentation gaps to leadership.

Supports Cameroon’s public health supply chain for HIV and malaria commodities through forecasting, quantification, supply planning, inventory management, distribution coordination, logistics data analysis, and risk mitigation. The role advises national and regional stakeholders, leads technical workstreams, supports supply chain reporting and dashboards, contributes to training and supportive supervision, and serves as deputy to the Senior Technical Advisor. Responsibilities include identifying stockout and expiry risks, coordinating corrective actions, strengthening systems, and building counterpart capacity.

The Senior Compliance Officer monitors financial and operational compliance with MSH policies, donor requirements, and Ukrainian laws. Responsibilities include developing risk-based compliance plans, reviewing internal controls, assessing statutory and donor compliance, documenting findings, recommending corrective actions, maintaining risk registers, supporting audits and authorized investigations, and providing ethics and compliance training. The role collaborates with country and global teams and handles sensitive matters with independence and confidentiality.

Develop a unified visual identity and comprehensive suite of editable print, digital, publication, social media, event, promotional, and branded merchandise materials for the CHW programme. Ensure all deliverables comply with Mastercard Foundation, MSH, and programme branding guidelines. Prepare production-ready files in required formats, incorporate feedback, and submit complete editable source files within 30 days.

Leads delivery of national eHealth and medicines-management initiatives across the software development lifecycle. Translates government and program priorities into requirements, delivery plans, and implementation roadmaps; coordinates technical teams, vendors, consultants, QA, UAT, pilots, rollouts, and operational handover. Reviews architecture, integrations, data flows, security, and technical documentation while managing risks, dependencies, acceptance, reporting, and stakeholder communications.

Provides strategic technical leadership for pharmaceutical governance, health technology assessment, medicine reimbursement, pricing, quality assurance, and access initiatives in Ukraine. Advises government agencies, supports establishment of HTA and pharmaceutical regulatory institutions, oversees the Affordable Medicines Program, leads stakeholder engagement, develops policies and technical guidance, supervises advisors and consultants, and contributes to project planning, budgeting, reporting, training, and advocacy.

The Accountant manages accounting, cash flow, bank payments, vendor invoices, month-end closing, tax and VAT reporting, project advances, audits, payroll, benefits, timesheets, consultants, and office asset inventories. The role ensures compliance with MSH policies, Ukrainian regulations, Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, and donor requirements while supporting project staff and coordinating with headquarters and local accounting and auditing firms.

Manages procurement and grants processes for a donor-funded health systems project in Ukraine. Responsibilities include sourcing and negotiating purchases, vendor due diligence, purchase orders, delivery monitoring, grant applications and closeouts, subgrantee monitoring, compliance, reporting, documentation, and event and business-trip logistics. The role ensures adherence to procurement and grants policies, coordinates with finance and program teams, and supports process improvements.

The Senior Compliance Officer monitors financial and operational compliance for MSH Cameroon, including internal controls, donor requirements, statutory obligations, payroll, procurement, and risk management. Responsibilities include developing compliance plans and tools, conducting reviews and investigations when authorized, documenting findings, recommending corrective actions, supporting audits, maintaining risk registers, delivering training, and reporting to country and global leadership. The role requires strong knowledge of audit, compliance, risk assessment, U.S. Government grant rules, Cameroon regulations, and confidential investigations.

Serve as the CEO's principal financial advisor and Executive Leadership Team member. Lead finance transformation, long-range financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, treasury, grants management, and risk. Drive revenue strategy, pricing, and cost recovery; ensure compliance with nonprofit accounting and donor regulations; present to the Board and Audit Committee; build a high-performing global finance team and harmonize finance operations across countries to support organizational growth and sustainability.