People in Need is hiring a Geographic Information System (GIS) Coordinator

Geographic Information System (GIS) Coordinator Location: Kathmandu, with periodic field area visits Reports to: Early Warning System – Early Action Lead Duration: Six Months with potential extension Introduction Humanitarian organization People in Need (PIN), established in 1992 in Czech Republic, entered Nepal following the 2015 earthquake. The organization prioritizes supporting marginalized populations in remote geographical regions, focusing on historically disadvantaged ethnic groups and individuals challenged by age or gender identity. PIN-Nepal has concentrated on post-earthquake reconstruction, ensuring vulnerable populations receive comprehensive support through resilience and inclusive educational initiatives. The organization maintains a robust commitment to safeguarding children and vulnerable adults in alignment with established protective frameworks. Scope of Work Working under direct EWS-EA Lead supervision, the GIS Coordinator will ensure project geographic data quality through comprehensive coordination with project teams, research departments, and implementation partners. Responsibilities include reviewing and interpreting geospatial information to drive strategic decision-making, collecting and analyzing quantitative and qualitative data, and maintaining rigorous adherence to organizational conduct and protection policies. Tasks and Responsibilities 1. GIS and Participatory GIS (PGIS) Support - Execute community-based PGIS activities mapping local hazard landscapes - Transform hand-drawn community maps into digital spatial datasets - Create accessible, contextually relevant visualizations - Collaborate with local stakeholders during community mapping initiatives 2. GIS Data Management and Mapping - Systematically collect and manage spatial and non-spatial data - Execute digitization and spatial processing using advanced GIS platforms - Develop comprehensive project visualizations and reporting materials - Coordinate field data gathering and validation processes 3. Spatial and Remote Sensing Analysis - Conduct sophisticated spatial risk assessments - Utilize satellite imagery for environmental monitoring - Interpret remote sensing data for project implementation 4. Technical Support and Capacity Building - Provide specialized GIS technical guidance - Support digital data collection methodology - Facilitate map interpretation training 5. Documentation and Knowledge Sharing - Generate visual communication materials - Maintain organized data documentation - Collaborate with monitoring and evaluation teams Requirements - Bachelor's degree in geospatial disciplines - Minimum two years spatial analysis experience - Advanced GIS software proficiency - OpenStreetMap and citizen science expertise - Strong visualization and communication skills - Multidisciplinary team collaboration capabilities - Digital platform competency - Humanitarian sector experience preferred - Bilingual English and Nepali language skills Benefits - Competitive organizational salary structure - Comprehensive health insurance - Accident coverage - Overtime compensation - Parental and bereavement leave - Communication allowances - Professional development opportunities - International work environment - Travel reimbursement - Flexible working arrangements Application Process Submit updated CV and motivation letter before December 8, 2025. Early submissions recommended. Equal opportunity employer prioritizing diverse candidate representation. Committed to preventing workplace misconduct and promoting inclusive environments.