How to Apply: Interested and qualified? Go to International Rescue Committee on theirc.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com to apply.
Show Your AI EdTech Quality Assurance Chops
This role sits at the intersection of education, technology, and humanitarian response. Hiring managers will probe how you've turned evidence into decision-grade tools and how you've rallied diverse stakeholders around a shared standard.
1. Map your experience to the QA Facility: In your CV and cover letter, explicitly connect your past projects to quality assurance of AI in education. Highlight any work on benchmarks, evaluations, or standards-setting.
2. Speak the language of EiE: Demonstrate your grasp of Education in Emergencies contexts—crisis-affected settings, MHPSS, school safety, accelerated education. Use these terms naturally.
3. Show stakeholder muscle: This role demands engaging INEE's membership and decision-makers. Give examples of how you've managed partnerships and built consensus across diverse groups.
4. Prove your project management: With 5-7 years required, be ready to discuss how you've delivered complex projects across multiple contexts. Use the STAR method to structure your stories.
5. Highlight your writing and analysis: You'll draft briefs and syntheses. Bring writing samples that show you can distill complex ideas for varied audiences.
6. Prepare for remote and field realities: The role involves virtual work and 10% travel to challenging locations. Show you're adaptable and have worked in fast-paced, pressure-filled environments.
7. Understand INEE's role: Research INEE's Strategic Framework and New Operating Model. Show you know how INEE operates and its position in the EiE sector.
8. Consider language skills: While English is required, another INEE language (like French or Arabic) is desirable. If you have any, highlight them.