Senior Lead, Quality & Impact

Team and Role Purpose To enhance the culture of quality and impact across Country Offices by ensuring that the right technical expertise is available at the right place and time. Our purpose is to drive an evidence and accountability agenda and embedding learning throughout our programming and operations. We aim to support the Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) function through capacity strengthening, PRIME, and global indicator roll-out, while leading programme incident management, risk escalation, and reporting to uphold our commitment to excellence and accountability. Role purpose To lead and enhance the Quality and Impact agenda within Save the Children International by strategically guiding and coordinating high-quality programming and strategic technical support across Country Offices, ensuring excellence and accountability in our operations while fostering a culture of evidence-based decision-making and embedding learning throughout the organisation. Principal Accountabilities Lead the delivery of Save the Children Program Quality and Impact Agenda, collaborating closely with relevant departments and the Regional Director. Provide strategic support and oversight for country portfolios by engaging with country teams to understand their needs and identify opportunities. Lead programme incident management, risk escalation, and reporting to uphold excellence and accountability. Deliver demand-driven and strategic technical support to Country Offices (COs) to design and implement high-quality programming and influencing. Support, shape, and deliver strategic workforce planning and professional development for CO Program Development and Quality (PDQ) Directors and Technical Experts (TEs) in regions. Promote, role model, and support the integration of programs with policy, advocacy, and campaigns, as well as cross-thematic and Nexus programming to amplify impact for and with children. Serve as a technical focal point for CO PDQ Directors, providing technical guidance and backstopping as needed. During categorized responses, coordinate technical support to country offices and deploy DTL Programmes personnel when necessary. Experience and Skills Education and Qualifications : A post-graduate Degree or equivalent in Development Studies, Social Sciences, Public Healthor a related field is essential. Consideration for a combination of relevant academic qualifications and substantial work experience is also possible. Essential: Significant experience in coordinating technical support to Regional or multi-country programmes in the humanitarian and development sectors. Extensive experience in representing organisations at high-profile internal and external forums. Proven track record in managing diverse and multidisciplinary teams, fostering a collaborative and inclusive work environment. Demonstrated ability in building and nurturing strategic partnerships with donors, government stakeholders, and other key partners at regional