National WASH Consultant - Groundwater Management and Hydrogeology Expert , Dhaka, Bangladesh, WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) , 12 months (Office based with trip)
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Experience: Senior/expert-level
Education: Master's Degree
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Education: An advanced university degree (master's degree or equivalent) in geology, hydrogeology, water-resources engineering, environmental engineering, civil engineering with specialization in water resources.
Work Experience: At least 10 years of progressively responsible professional experience in hydrogeology, groundwater-resource assessment, groundwater management, water-resources planning, or a closely related field.
Skills (optional):
At least five years of demonstrated experience in groundwater monitoring, aquifer mapping, groundwater modelling, groundwater development, water-quality assessment, or groundwater-management planning in Bangladesh.
Experience in industrial water-use efficiency, wastewater management, reuse and recycling, industrial pollution control, or environmental compliance is highly desirable.
Experience with GIS, groundwater databases, data visualization, and digital decision-support systems is desirable.
Language Requirements: Fluency in written and spoken Bangla and English is required
Desirables:
Passion and commitment to UNICEF's mission and values
Experience working with DPHE, WARPO, government agencies, academia, UN organizations, INGOs, or the private sector is an advantage.
Strong analytical, facilitation, communication, and report writing skills in English; working capacity in Bangla is required.
Ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment and undertake approved field travel.
Technical requirements: Applicants must submit a concise technical proposal of no more than five pages describing their understanding of the assignment, proposed methodology, work sequencing, stakeholder engagement approach, quality-assurance measures and key risks and mitigation actions