US EMBASSY IN NAMIBIA JOBS , JULY 2014

• OVC Specialist

  USAID seeks a qualified specialist to provide overall direction and management for USAID/Namibia’s HIV/AIDS Orphan and Vulnerable Children (OVC) portfolio. The applicant should hold at a minimum a Bachelor’s Degree with prior experience in public health. This is a full-time position dedicated to USAID’s Health and HIV/AIDS Office.

• Cultural Affairs Assistant

  The Embassy of the United States of America in Windhoek is seeking an individual for the position of Cultural Affairs Assistant. The incumbent will work under the supervision of the senior program specialist, manages the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP), Voluntary Visitor Program (VolVis), the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation, and sets up outreach programs and special events; maintains network of cultural contacts; assists and backs up senior cultural specialist; and acts as educational advisor for studies in the United States. Drafts nomination cables for exchange program candidates, writes and edits reports, as per instruction from the Senior Cultural Specialist and Public Affairs Officer (PAO).

• Grants Management Specialist

  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Windhoek is seeking for an individual for the position of Grants Management Specialist. The incumbent serves as a senior specialist for oversight of the administrative aspects of CDC’s cooperative agreement portfolio, including preparation of funding proposals, initial award and carrying through to close out.

• Systems Manager

  The U.S. Embassy in Windhoek for a Systems Manager.  The person serves as Systems Manager (lead systems administrator) in the Embassy’s Information Systems Center.  

APPLICATION DOWNLOADS

• Application Form DS 174 (PDF 2,03 MB)

• General Information: Completing Form DS 174 (PDF 2,26 MB)

• Guidelines: Applying For A Vacant Position (PDF 54,1 KB)

DEFINITIONS

• Definitions (PDF 45 KB)