*Lead Project Manager for USAID Inclusive Workforce Development Grant*

Workplace Options was recently awarded USAID’s Inclusive Workforce
Development (IWD) Grant. We are looking for a lead project manager to
manage the implementation and oversite of the award.

To fulfill the grant, Workplace Options will work with a team of three
other organizations to build a training and job matching program and
application. The project leverages the existing, but diverse, expertise of
each of the partner organizations to more efficiently connect poor and
vulnerable Indonesians to workforce development training and eventually
employment opportunities. The project will cover 4 provinces in Indonesia
and target 250,000 poor and vulnerable people.

The Lead Project Manager provides leadership and manages the operational,

financial and technical aspects of projects, and is the primary liaison
between stakeholders, internal partners, and external committee members.
The Project Manager is charged with designing and providing the technology
project components.

IWD is an USAID Co-Creation project, which means that parties across
sectors are required to work together to develop and deliver the grant.
While the Lead Project Manager will be employed by WPO, they will be
charged with managing the entire grant and cohort.

Successful applicants will have strong management and leadership
experience. Technical experience is not required. A successful applicant
should be able to navigate Indonesian NGOs and Indonesian & American
Corporations.

The job will start upon receipt of the grant. The pilot will last for 18
months, if successful the entire grant is 5 years.

*For more information, please see the attached document. *