Telecoms Preparedness & Capacity Development Consultant (LTC)
An 11-month remote, when-actually-employed consultancy developing emergency telecommunications preparedness, training and capacity-building for humanitarian responders and governments.
This opportunity has closed. The brief remains available for reference.
Why we picked it
This is a practical humanitarian systems role for someone who combines telecoms expertise with training, early-warning thinking and partner coordination. The remote structure is useful for specialists who can travel when field support is needed.
Best for Telecommunications, emergency-preparedness and capacity-development professionals with humanitarian or public-sector experience; the stored record calls for fluent English and an intermediate second UN/WFP language.
What you'll do
Develop preparedness and capacity-building initiatives for emergency communications, contribute to early-warning and related technical positions, support training and work with responders and governments through the logistics and telecommunications cluster.
Who they want
The stored record does not provide a complete qualification list in the candidate detail. It identifies WAE Consultant level II engagement, remote work with frequent travel, English fluency and an intermediate second UN/WFP language; applicants should confirm the full role requirements in the formal notice.
Before you apply
Remote work is stated, with frequent travel. The engagement is when-actually-employed, so workload and pay should be confirmed in the formal notice; compensation is not stated in the stored record.
This opportunity has closed. The original posting is retained for reference.
Published 12 Oct 2026.