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  Flying Information Management Specialist

Artsen zonder Grenzen (Médecins Sans Frontières, Nederland)

Full-time
2-5 years experience
Hybrid

Key Skills

Information management
Records management
Archiving
SharePoint
Data protection
Data sharing
Compliance
Training
Strategic planning
Document retention
Project management
Policy implementation

Job Description

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international, independent medical humanitarian organization. As a non-profit, self-governed movement of over 63,000 dedicated professionals, we provide life-saving medical assistance to people affected by armed conflict, natural disasters, disease outbreaks, and exclusion from healthcare. 

 

Our work is guided by medical ethics and the principles of impartiality, independence, and neutrality. We act based on need, and when we witness injustice, we speak out. Our commitment to professionalism and humanity can mean the difference between life and death. 

 

People are our priority. At Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)/ Artsen zonder Grenzen, we are committed to an inclusive culture that encourages and supports the diverse voices of our employees. We encourage diverse applicants including individuals of all gender identities, ages, sexual orientations, nationalities, ethnic background, religions, beliefs, social and marital status, people with different abilities and all other diversity characteristics and how they intersect together. 

 

Purpose of the role  

The focus for this role is to provide information management expertise, hands-on support and guidance across MSF-OCA's operations, to facilitate continuous improvement and maturity of information management capabilities across the entire lifecycle. Contribute towards implementing a strategic information management framework, ensuring alignment with OCA's mission and strategic objectives. Support the country programmes in managing their information, taking into consideration operational, legal, security and data protection requirements. The role is field focused. 

 

Job overview 

You keep yourself informed on the status of information management across OCA's country programmes to understand the underlying information needs and issues and contribute to improving information management. As a flying specialist, you play a pivotal role in implementing information management and archiving practices. You manage documents on all OCA information channels, digital and in paper. 


You contribute to implementing strategies, policies, procedures, and other guidance tailored to the local contexts, as needed.

 

Your specialist role extends to educating and advocating for the importance of strategic information management and archiving in country programmes. 

You promote a culture of privacy and appropriate information use by implementing specific information compliance requirements, awareness and training. 


You are based in OCA and visit teams/projects in the countries of operations as required (min 4-5x/year). 

 

Main tasks 

  • Contribute to the implementation of information management tailored to the unique requirements of country programmes. 
  • Shape information management and archives practices through training and raising awareness.  
  • Contribute to the support of information management practices across country programmes, keeping them in line with OCA standards and ensuring consistency. 
  • Strengthen country programme document retention practices for compliance and efficiency. 
  • Provide hands-on professional support and guidance to colleagues, fostering a collaborative and informed approach to information management. 
  • Propose improvements/changes for information management practices in country programmes. 
  • Provide 1st line support for information management. 
  • Implement the archiving processes for country programmes, ensuring valuable materials are preserved as part of the organisation’s long-term memory. 
  • Flying to country programmes min 4-5x/year. 

 

Candidate profile 

  • Information/records management/archives background (experience or relevant degree) 
  • Fluency in the English language. French is highly desirable. (Proficiency in an additional relevant language spoken in operational countries is an asset). 
  • 3+ years of relevant working experience in the Information Management and Archives domain 
  • Experience in managing electronic and paper records throughout the lifecycle 
  • Experience with SharePoint 
  • A good understanding of relevant Data Sharing and Data Protection related regulations 
  • Willing to travel to country programmes for a minimum of 4-5x per year 

 

We offer  

A full-time employment contract based on 40 hours/week.  

 

MSF practice is to offer the compensation and benefits package in line with the MSF entity/hosting office offering the contract 

 

Application   

If you recognize yourself in this profile, we welcome you to apply directly via our website and upload your CV and a cover letter (in English). Applications without a cover letter will not be considered. 

 

The deadline for application is 29 November at 23:59 CET 

Core Responsibilities

The specialist will implement information management and archiving frameworks across country programmes to ensure compliance and operational efficiency. They will provide hands-on support, training, and guidance to field teams while maintaining digital and paper records.

Requirements

Candidates must have at least 3 years of experience in information management or archives and proficiency in English. Experience with SharePoint and knowledge of data protection regulations are required, with French language skills considered a strong asset.

About Artsen zonder Grenzen (Médecins Sans Frontières, Nederland)

Industry: Non-profit Organizations

Company size: 201-500 employees

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) aims to help people who are in need and desperately need medical aid, but do not receive it. Irrespective of their race, political conviction or religion. We aim to make a difference by intervening in situations that we find unacceptable. For instance, when people are receiving no aid or when their lives are threatened by disease. By taking action, we make a difference. We do this by offering medical aid, but also by appealing to governments, agencies, other organisations or key people and calling on them to take action. So that people who are being treated unjustly can receive aid. We ourselves determine to whom, how and where we provide aid. Our entire organisation is devoted to providing this aid: independently, in person and on location. If you have any questions, please note our privacy policy (in Dutch) www.artsenzondergrenzen.nl/privacy

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