Humanitarian Coordinator – Nigeria

3iS is recruiting a Humanitarian Coordinator to lead the Nigerian implementation of ANTICIPA, an initiative that combines artificial intelligence, community-sourced information and formal humanitarian data to improve risk analysis and decision-making.

The successful candidate will serve as the link between humanitarian stakeholders, affected communities and the project’s technical and software-development teams.

Key responsibilities include:

• Represent ANTICIPA and maintain relationships with government, UN agencies, INGOs, national NGOs and community leaders.
• Engage institutions such as NEMA, SEMA, NiMet, NIHSA, NASRDA and relevant federal ministries.
• Participate in humanitarian clusters, working groups and coordination forums.
• Maintain stakeholder maps and coordination matrices.
• Conduct consultations, workshops, focus-group discussions and key-informant interviews.
• Translate community and humanitarian needs into clear technical requirements and user stories.
• Maintain continuous feedback between field users and software developers.
• Support community engagement, training and partner capacity-building.
• Contribute to proposals, information products and strategic project implementation.

Requirements:

• University degree in International Relations, Humanitarian Affairs, Economics, Data Science, Information Management or a related field.
• Minimum of five years of humanitarian-sector experience, including substantial Nigerian experience.
• Experience working with UN agencies and international and national NGOs.
• Community-engagement, data-analysis and information-management experience.
• Practical understanding of LLMs, cloud computing and database management.
• Hausa fluency is compulsory.
• Professional English proficiency is required.

Contract details:

• National employee contract.
• Contract runs until 31 December 2026.
• Monthly remuneration: ₦2,600,000–₦3,200,000, depending on experience.
• Expected start date: As soon as possible.

3iS applies safeguarding, accountability-to-affected-populations and equal-opportunity standards.