BRAC eRecruitment

Available Jobs

Job Title	Location	Salary	Deadline
Young Professionals Programme - BRAC International (BI AD# 33/16)	BRAC International countries (Uganda, Tanzania, South Sudan, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar)	Negotiable	09 Oct 2016	View
Senior Copywriter, Communications Department	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View
Senior Writer, Communications Department	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View
Deputy Web Manager, Communications Department	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View
Specialist, Motion Graphics Editing, Communications Department	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View
Specialist, External Communications, Communications Department (Contractual)	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View
Country Head of Accounts, Afghanistan	Country Office, Kabul	Negotiable	30 Sep 2016	View
Manager, CEP	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	30 Sep 2016	View
Farm Manager-AD# BI 21/16	Liberia	Negotiable	04 Oct 2016	View
Officer, HR	BRAC HRD Field Offices (Any district in Bangladesh)	Negotiable	02 Oct 2016	View
Manager, Gender Justice and Diversity (Contractual)	BRAC Field Office (Dhaka)	Negotiable	06 Oct 2016	View
Sector Specialist, Gender Justice and Diversity (Contractual)	BRAC Field Office (Barisal and Rangpur)	Negotiable	06 Oct 2016	View
Specialist, External Communications, Communications Department	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View
Specialist, Internal Communications, Communications Department	BRAC Head Office	Negotiable	15 Oct 2016	View

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About BRAC

BRAC is a development success story, spreading solutions born in Bangladesh to 10 other countries around the world – a global leader in creating opportunity for the world’s poor. What started out as a limited relief operation in 1972 in a remote village of Bangladesh, has turned into the largest development organization in the world. Organizing the poor using communities’ own human and material resources, it catalyses lasting change, creating an ecosystem in which the poor have the chance to seize control of their own lives.