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*Tetra Tech International seeks applications for multiple positions on the
newly awarded USAID SEA – project*

*Project overview*

The Indonesia Sustainable Ecosystems Advanced (SEA) Project is a five-year
contract that supports the Government of Indonesia to conserve biological
diversity and improve the governance of marine resources at local,
district, provincial and national levels. By using an ecosystem-based
approach to management and engaging key stakeholders, the SEA Project will
1) enhance conservation and sustainable use of marine resources by
reforming fisheries management and promoting marine protected areas to
enhance fisheries productivity, food and nutrition security, and
sustainable livelihoods within the target area; and 2) strengthen the
leadership role and capacity of the Ministry of Marine Affairs and
Fisheries and local governments to promote conservation and sustainable
fishing. The SEA Project is implemented by Tetra Tech and a consortium of
partners that includes Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), Coral Triangle
Center (CTC) and WWF-Indonesia (WWF). The SEA Project will run from March
2016 through March 2021.

The SEA Project is predicated on an ecosystem approach to fisheries and
marine resources management, which implies that it will integrate across
sectors and assist in the development of plans and implementation actions
that address biophysical, governance and socio-economic concerns. To
accomplish this vision of ecosystem approach and integration, it will need
to formulate a consistent level of baseline information for project areas
so that actions and longer-term plans will truly address the underlying
issues and threats to the geographic areas of focus. Such an approach will
also provide a model for other areas in Indonesia and a systematic means of
scaling up coastal and marine resource management by local districts,
provinces and the national government.

The SEA Project will implement activities in the three provinces —West
Papua, North Maluku, and Maluku Provinces—that lie within Indonesia’s
Fishery Management Zone WWP-715. This zone was chosen to be the site of the
SEA Project because of the area’s high marine biodiversity, status as a
national priority area for fisheries, the presence of small island
provinces/districts, high rates of extreme poverty and high vulnerability
to climate change. The project will also operate at a national scale to
support specific activities of the Ministry of Marine Affaires and Fisheries

*Positions available*

Tetra Tech is currently seeking candidates to fill several long-term
positions on this exciting new project. If you are interested and qualified
for any of the following please send a cover letter expressing your
interest and main qualifications for the position and your latest CV to
[email protected] by *July 18, 2016. Please note the title of the
position you are applying for in your submission email.* Note: position
titles may be adjusted to reflect level of experience of selected
candidates.

* I. IT and Administrative Officer*

The Information Technology (IT) Specialist is responsible for IT support
for the administration of the project office IT system, including: Set up
and maintenance of the project office IT environment; application of
methods for the proper and efficient use of IT; implementation of
procedures to ensure integrity of data; and management of servers
(archiving, electronic mail, security). S/he will serve as a technical
resource for project staff and assist with troubleshooting IT issues.
Additionally, s/he will assist the admin team with routine tasks related to
procurement, activity support, and project inventory management and
tracking.

Minimum qualifications for IT and Administrative Officer:

· Minimum 5 years’ experience in information technology with
emphasis on the following

a. LAN Windows administration (Server 2008 and Windows 7)

b. Practical experience with Oracle and MS SQL databases

c. Firewall and VPN configuration, Exchange, DNS, DHCP, Active
Directory, backups, antivirus

d. Security policies

· Minimum 5 years’ experience in IT systems analysis, with ability
to prepare reports and documentation clearly and objectively

· Strong communication English skills (oral and written).

· Ability to work in a team and independently with minimal

supervision

· Familiarity with USAID procurement regulations and procedures
preferred.

· Professional level in English

* II. Accounting Officer*

The Accounting Officer will assist the Finance Manager in preparing
financial statement and annual

accounts of the project and:

1. Compile and analyze financial information for the preparation of
financial statement, monthly and annual accounts, which include but not
limited to:

1. Perform other related finance tasks as required
Bank/account reconciliation
2. Journal entries and general ledger operations
3. Monthly financial reports
4. Accurate and timely financial reports
5. Financial data bases
6. Scanning of all financial documents and maintenance of quality for
reporting purposes

2. Ensure financial records are maintained in compliance with USAID
policies and procedures

3. Continuous management and support of budget and forecast activities.

4. Assist Finance Manager for preparation and coordination of the audit
process

5. Manage filing of financial and accounting records

Minimum qualifications for Accounting Officer:

· Bachelor degree in Accounting

· Minimum 3 years of experience performing similar duties as an
Accountant

· Experience in project/accounting/financial management. Experience
in project financed by USAID and in a financial audit process is an
advantage. Experience working with accounting software Quickbooks is an
advantage.

* III. Capacity Building Specialist*

The Capacity Building Specialist is a long term position in SEA
Project, who will lead design, establish, and

institutionalizing process SEA Project capacity building program that
will encompass SEA strategic approach

including, Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management (EAFM),
strengthening the management effectives of

Marine Protected Areas, strengthening the Marine Spatial Planning
process, and enhancing the law

enforcement effort for better compliance to regulations.

Minimum qualifications for Capacity Building Specialist:

· University degree in related field. Relevant experience and
another university degree may substitute for the degrees mentioned.
Advance degree holder is preferred

· A minimum 10 years’ experience in capacity development, gender
integration, and program management,

· Experience conducting organizational capacity assessments and
facilitating focus groups.

· Familiarity with fisheries management and marine conservation is
highly desirable.

· Able to work under pressure and tight deadlines.

· High degree of adaptability to varied working environments and
good interpersonal and teamwork skills.

*IV. **Fisheries Data Management Specialist*

The Fisheries Data Specialist is responsible for overseeing and providing
fisheries data and information build upon IFISH data management system, in
a digital and/or analog format for input to technical team. The Fisheries
Data Specialist will work closely with the COP/DCOP to support the project
with fisheries data and information for programmatic monitoring,
evaluation, and learning.

The Fisheries Data Specialist specifically will:

Develop and maintain i-FISH, and other fisheries data management systems.

1. Provide technical support for analysis and production of fisheries
data management systems required for technical work and project
communications.

1. Provide extensive technical support to all levels of government.
2. Provide fisheries data management (i-FISH) training to SEA staff and
partners.
3. Report to Sustainable Fisheries Advisor.

Minimum qualifications for Fisheries Data Management Specialist:

· University degree in related field. Relevant experience and
another university degree may substitute for the degrees mentioned. Master
degree holder is preferred

– five-to-seven years’ experience working and providing training on
fisheries data management systems for international donor-funded programs
– familiar with I-FISH system
– proven experience in capacity building of data management systems,
preferably I-FISH
– Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and professional proficiency in oral and
written English
– Able to work under pressure and tight deadlines.
– High degree of adaptability to varied working environments and good
interpersonal and teamwork skills.

*V. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E;) Manager*

The M&E; Manager is responsible for the oversight of the implementation of
SEA Project ME&L; Plan. The M&E; Manager will work closely with the Chief of
Party /Deputy Chief of Party to support the project with programmatic
monitoring, evaluation, and learning.

The M&E; Manager specifically will:

1. Ensure that data generated from activities and interventions are
reliable, , and accurate, collected in a timely manner,, and oversee all
MEL activities including in field activities.
2. Conceptualize, design, and implement program result framework and
Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Plan in consultation with project team
and consultants.
3. Develop a tool for programmatic management system to ensure the
project deliverables are achieved according to the work plan.
4. Develop a system for coordination and implementation of Monitoring,
Evaluation, and Learning Plan between the SEA Project and implementing
partners.
5. Train the implementing partner staff, as required, in data collection
and analysis pertaining to the MEL plan.
6. Provide a quarterly report to Chief of Party/Deputy Chief of Party
for deliverables update.
7. Assist the Chief of Party with client (USAID), stakeholder, and key
decision- maker trainings and presentation on the project’s activities.
8. Provide feedback on logical framework designed and developed by
project, subcontractors, as well as their survey designs.
9. Provide formal training to partners, and other relevant stakeholders
on the project’s state of the art M&E; systems, policies, procedures,
templates, and forms.
10. Analyze and identify state-of-the-art M&E; tools and methods used to
improve program M&E; systems and their efficiency.
11. Report to Deputy Chief of Party; supervise the M&E; Specialist.

Minimum qualifications for Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E;) Manager:

– University degree in related field. Relevant experience and
another university degree may substitute for the degrees mentioned. Master
degree holder is preferred
– Five to seven years experience working on monitoring and evaluation
for international donor-funded programs of similar size and complexity
– Must be familiar with M&E; systems, policies, and processes,
particularly with USAID monitoring and evaluation system procedures and
requirements
– Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and professional proficiency in oral and
written English
– Able to work under pressure and tight deadlines.
– High degree of adaptability to varied working environments and good
interpersonal and teamwork skills.

*VI. GIS/Spatial Planning Specialist*

The GIS/Spatial Planning Specialist is responsible for providing spatial
data and information in a digital and/or analog format for input to
technical team. The GIS/Spatial Planning will work closely with the
COP/DCOP to support the project with spatial data and information for
programmatic monitoring, evaluation, and learning. The GIS/Spatial
Specialist will be required to help in building capacity for marine spatial
planning and the use of GIS within select SEA Project government agencies
and NGO partners as required.

The GIS/Spatial Planning Specialist specifically will:

1. Develop and maintain SEA planning, GIS data sets and maps for the
targeted SEA locations.
2. Provide technical support for analysis and production of maps
required for technical work, marine spatial planning, and project
communications.
3. Provide extensive technical support to all levels of government and
for SEA Project partners
4. Provide GIS and marine spatial planning training to SEA staff and
partners.
5. Report to DCOP.

Minimum qualifications for GIS/Spatial Planning Specialist :

– University degree in related field. Relevant experience and
another university degree may substitute for the degrees mentioned. Master
degree holder is preferred.
– five-to-seven years’ experience in GIS, data and information
technology management, and capacity building
– experience in developing and implementing GIS training courses with
government agencies and others as beneficiaries.
– knowledge and understanding of remote sensing, marine spatial planning
and environmental governance issues
– Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and professional proficiency in oral and
written English
– Able to work under pressure and tight deadlines.
– High degree of adaptability to varied working environments and good
interpersonal and teamwork skills.

*VII. Communications and Outreach Manager*

The Communications and Outreach Manager is responsible for leading the
overall delivery design, management, implementation, and evaluation of
national and regional communications and outreach strategy of the SEA
Project. The ultimate goal of the communication and outreach work is
strategic human behavior change in support of SEA Project objectives. .
The Manager will work closely with the COP/DCOP to support the project with
communications and outreach strategy for programmatic monitoring,
evaluation, and learning and be primarily responsible to design and
generate an array of communication materials supporting SEA Project work.

The Communications and Outreach Manager will:

1. Develop and oversee the implementation of communications and outreach
strategy for behavior change program and production of communication
material outputs
2. Manage the communications activities (C4C; Strategic Communications)
of outputs and relevant staff for timely, impactful delivery of all
deliverables.
3. Provide strategic management and leadership for effective and
powerful communications strategic communications materials and deliverables
(website, social media, success stories, etc.).
4. Lead on the development and management of local partnerships with
(for example) ministries, universities, local NGOs, and private sector to
support the overall communication strategy.
5. Report to the Chief of Party; supervise the Communications Officer
and oversee communications and outreach STTA and/or subcontractors as
required

Minimum qualifications for Communications and Outreach Manager :

– Degree in communications and/or experience equivalent to a master’s
degree in communications for development, international development,
journalism, Entertainment-Education, social marketing or a field relevant
to media/communications and environment (should have examples of past work
to show)
– The candidate will be a thought leader in program design and messaging
– Excellent management and team building skills.
– Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and professional proficiency in oral and
written English
– Able to work under pressure and tight deadlines.
– High degree of adaptability to varied working environments and good
interpersonal and teamwork skills.