Field Office Engineer – Fixed Term (West Bank)

About the role

The Field Office Engineer will manage financial, administrative and technical aspects of construction and maintenance projects for UNRWA's Infrastructure and Camp Improvement Programme in the West Bank. Reporting to the Deputy Chief of ICIP, the role involves coordination with finance, procurement and project teams.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare, monitor and report on all financial and administrative issues related to FICIP projects.
• Coordinate tendering processes, ensuring compliance with UNRWA procedures and technical instructions.
• Develop cost estimates for detailed designs and manage submissions to the Procurement Department.
• Oversee contractor pre‑classification, bank guarantees, security deposits and insurance compliance.
• Participate in Technical Evaluation Teams, provide technical advice and draft evaluation reports.
• Liaise with the Projects Office on tender clearance, project progress, donor reporting and expenditure tracking.
• Maintain project documentation in the Facilities Management Information System (FMIS) and prepare regular reports and statistics.

Required profile

• University degree in Civil, Architectural, Construction, Structural, Infrastructure or Construction Management Engineering.
• At least five years of relevant experience, including three years in contract administration, tender preparation, procurement, cost estimation or construction supervision.
• Basic knowledge of financial accounting principles.
• Prior experience in humanitarian, development, governmental or international organisations is desirable.
• Residency in the West Bank or Jerusalem with a valid ID is preferred.

Required skills

• Construction management
• Infrastructure development
• Tender preparation and evaluation
• Procurement processes
• Cost estimation
• Contract administration
• Construction supervision
• Project coordination

What we offer

• Fixed‑term contract for 1 year with possible extension.
• Monthly basic salary USD 1,592.60 (paid in JD).
• Jerusalem allowance for eligible staff.
• Opportunities to contribute to humanitarian infrastructure projects.