[Hiring] Humanitarian Fund Communications and Reporting Specialist @Save the Children International

Role Description

Save the Children International has an exciting opportunity for a Humanitarian Fund Communications and Reporting Specialist to join our Global Emergency Response team.

Role purpose:

• To write and design the Humanitarian Fund's quarterly and annual reports, ensuring they are compelling and informative to support advocacy, communication, and fundraising efforts around flexible humanitarian funding.
• Develop new reports and enhance information materials by maintaining current data on the intranet and external website, enabling better decision-making and raising visibility for humanitarian initiatives.
• Drive continuous improvement in the presentation and understanding of humanitarian work, ensuring alignment with our organisational mission to support equitable and inclusive outcomes.

Qualifications

• Exceptional Writing Skills: Proven ability to draft clear, concise, and compelling reports and information materials for different audiences.
• Engaging Storytelling: Ability to translate complex data and humanitarian themes into engaging and accessible narratives for varied stakeholders.
• Advocacy and Communications: Skilled in creating impactful communication strategies and materials to support advocacy and fundraising.
• Organisation and Planning: Exceptional ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, meet deadlines, and work methodically.
• Collaboration: Builds and maintains effective relationships with team members, colleagues, partners, and supporters.
• Communication and Content Development: Proficient experience in writing and developing a variety of documents tailored for different audiences, particularly in an advocacy or fundraising context.
• Analytical and Visualisation Skills: Strong analytical skills with substantial experience in visualising data to inform decision-making and enhance the visibility of humanitarian work.
• Sector Knowledge: In-depth understanding of the global humanitarian system, funding mechanisms, and the importance of flexible funding.
• Sensitivity and Empathy: Demonstrates commitment to SCI’s values of integrity, empathy, and respect for people’s dignity.

Requirements

• A Bachelor’s degree in International Relations, Humanitarian Affairs, Communications, or a related field. Equivalent experience will be considered in lieu of formal education.
• Additional language of French, Spanish or Arabic preferred.

Benefits

• Remote work pattern.
• Fixed Term Contract (6-7 months, until November 2026).
• International travel: up to 20%.
• Global remit.