Overview
The purpose of the Shelter Cluster Information Management Technical Officer position is to ensure the provision of updated daily data to the cluster Information Coordinator and coordination team by analyzing, verifying, and preparing reports that align with the identified needs in the OPT.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop user-friendly shelter reporting formats with gender disaggregation, complementary to other cluster systems.
- Collect, collate, and analyze shelter needs and response data across OPT in a timely manner, identifying and reporting gaps.
- Share information with stakeholders and affected populations in both English and Arabic.
- Coordinate with OCHA and other cluster IM officers for cross-sectoral analysis; participate in AIM, CWC, and DES working groups.
- Maintain and regularly update the Shelter Cluster Palestine database and website.
- Produce regular Fact Sheets and support advocacy with accurate, evidence-based information.
- Design all cluster visual products — infographics, sitreps, factsheets, dashboards, and presentations — using Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and PowerPoint.
- Build and maintain Power BI dashboards to visualize shelter response data and support decision-making.
- Produce maps and spatial analyses using ArcGIS to illustrate shelter needs, coverage, and gaps.
- Maintain a library of templates ensuring consistent, accessible outputs in English and Arabic.
- Translate data and evidence into compelling advocacy narratives — key messages, briefing notes, and visual summaries — for donors and policymakers.
- Monitor social media engagement and report on performance to guide communication strategy.
- Coordinate messaging with NRC communications teams, OCHA, and partners to amplify advocacy campaigns.
- Produce donor-facing materials and impact stories; support rapid communications during acute crisis phases.
Required Experience
- At least 3 years of experience in information management, data analysis, and reporting in a humanitarian or development context.
- Experience managing or contributing to cluster social media accounts, with an understanding of platform-specific best practices.
- Ability to craft clear, compelling narratives from complex data for diverse audiences including donors, media, and the public.
- Database management skills (e.g., Excel).
- understanding of complex emergencies and crisis contexts.
- Proficiency in Adobe Illustrator for creating vector graphics, infographics, and print-ready design products.
- Proficiency in Adobe Photoshop for photo editing, layout design, and digital visual content creation.
- Strong experience in data visualization, particularly with Power BI — including building interactive dashboards, custom visuals, and DAX queries.
- Good knowledge of ArcGIS for producing maps, conducting spatial analysis, and managing geographic data layers.
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint for designing professional presentations and slide decks for cluster coordination.
- Intermediate-level expertise in factsheet or report design.
- Good knowledge with coordination and advocacy work, including producing advocacy materials and key messages for humanitarian audiences.
Qualifications
• University/college degree in Computer Sciences, Communications, Graphic Design, Geography, or a related field.
