What We Do
For over 160 years, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has worked with people affected by armed conflict and other situations of violence around the world. As a neutral, impartial and independent humanitarian organization, the ICRC protects and assists those affected, promotes respect for international humanitarian law (IHL) and upholds the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. Today's conflicts are increasingly protracted and intersect with climate risks, economic shocks and other systemic crises. Poverty and vulnerability are progressively concentrated in fragile and conflict-affected settings, threatening progress towards development goals and reinforcing the need for complementary humanitarian and development responses.
In this context, humanitarian funding is under pressure and remains highly concentrated, underscoring the importance of diversifying funding sources and improving the quality, predictability and stability of income. Development actors and International Financial Institutions (IFIs) have become central actors in fragile and conflict-affected environments, with mandates, instruments and technical capacity that can reinforce the ICRC's protection and assistance role over the longer term. The Multilateral & Bilateral Institutions (MBI) Unit within the Resource Mobilisation (REM) Division contributes to the ICRC's effort to optimize resource mobilization from public sector entities and to position the ICRC as a partner of choice in settings of fragility, conflict and violence.
Context of the Position
The CFO Department project delivery is undergoing a significant transformation, moving from nine workstreams to three core workstreams - Global APO, Planning & Analytics, and Integration & Applications. Under the Financial Transformation Unit, where the capacities of data & analytics, process ownership, learning & knowledge, and technology sit, the new model aims to simplify, accelerate, and better govern evolutive maintenance and development initiatives.
By leading one of the three core workstreams, Business Application Owners play a central integrator role between business, process, technology, and people - ensuring delivery, alignment, and constructive collaboration across finance, T&I, GSS, and other operational stakeholders. This role is well-suited to someone comfortable taking initiative, collaborating diplomatically, organizing work effectively, and helping move projects forward in the ICRC's multicultural, interconnected environment.
This particular position is for a profile with a high technology affinity in the area of advanced analytics and data science, bringing specialized fintech and state-of-the art AI knowledge to CFO Department and support colleagues and teams with designing and implementing advanced analytical and data science-based applications and pipelines.
Purpose of the Position
The Business Application Owner (BAO) supports the CFO Financial Transformation Unit by:
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