International IT Procurement Expert

Venesco LLC is seeking an International IT Procurement Expert for a Key Role on a proposal. Ideal candidates will have experience with national-scale IT procurements; systems integration; bidding document development; and implementation oversight. International travel will be required and a proficiency in French language is helpful.

Training and/or certifications consistent with the assigned Key role (e.g., procurement training, FIDIC, sector-specific credentials, IT/ICT certifications, infrastructure-related training, market outreach experience, or other technical specializations) is desired. Requirements:

Minimum Education:

Bachelor’s degree in a discipline relevant to the individual’s technical role (e.g.,Procurement, Engineering, Economics, Finance, Business Administration, Project Management, International Development, ICT, or other field directly related to the Key position’s responsibilities).

Minimum Experience:

• At least 10 years of progressive, role-relevant professional experience in the technical area corresponding to the assigned Key position.
• Demonstrated experience working on or supporting international donor-funded projects, including responsibility for technical implementation, advisory support, reporting, policy, or oversight.
• Experience providing technical leadership or supervision, including mentoring, capacity building, or oversight of government counterparts, consultants, or contractors.
• Evidence of hands-on experience contributing to or leading technical deliverables, such as assessments, analyses, training materials, operational documents, procurement packages, or other outputs aligned with the assigned Key function.
• Experience working in or supporting activities in developing country environments, preferably with multiple overseas assignments.
• Fluency in English; proficiency in French preferred when relevant to the assignment.
• Ability and willingness to travel internationally for project implementation.
• Experience with U.S. Government FAR-based procurement may be considered supplementary but does not substitute for required international donor-funded experience.