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Architect (Kassala) – UNOPS
United Nations Office for Project ServicesKassala, kassala, SDPosted on: 8/12/2026
Application deadline: 8/25/2026
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| Organization | United Nations Office for Project Services |
| Job Title | Architect |
| Seniority Level | Associate |
| Job Category | Engineer |
| Duty station | Kassala |
| Contract type | ICA – LICA – Specialist – Regular |
| Contract level | LICA 8 |
| Duration | One Year, extendable subject to performance and fund availability |
| Application End Date | 13-Aug-2026 |
The Architectural Infrastructure Engineer will contribute to the analysis and conceptualization of architectural solutions, to the technical assurance of architectural and design products developed by designers whether internal (retainers or external, if any), verifying their alignment with the contractual scope, design guidelines, functional requirements, applicable regulations, sustainability criteria, and UNOPS quality standards.
The UNOPS Africa Regional Office, based in Nairobi, Kenya, oversees the delivery of over 250 projects across 40 countries, with a focus on fragile and conflict-affected settings. Supported by more than 1,000 personnel across five multi-country offices—spanning North, West, Central, Eastern and Southern Africa, and the Horn of Africa—the office advances national priorities through strategic initiatives in Climate Action, Health, Infrastructure, Peace and Security, Middle-Income Country Support, and Small Island Developing States (SIDS). The Regional Office provides strategic leadership, operational support, and oversight in key areas including Partnerships, Communications, Management and Oversight, Infrastructure and Project Management, Health and Safety, and Security. By promoting excellence in project delivery, fostering knowledge sharing, and driving continuous improvement, the office contributes to sustainable infrastructure, transparent resource management, and a better quality of life for communities across the continent.
Based in Addis Ababa, the Horn of Africa Multi-Country Office (HAMCO) delivers project management, procurement, and infrastructure services across Djibouti, Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Sudan, with a primary focus on health, agriculture, and economic development. Established in 2009, HAMCO partners with governments and development stakeholders to implement impactful, results-driven initiatives that contribute to sustainable development. Since 2024, new projects have been aimed at expanding access to healthcare, education, energy, and livelihoods, particularly in underserved and conflict-affected regions. HAMCO also provides human resource management services, supporting the effective implementation of development initiatives. Key efforts include equipping research facilities, strengthening education and health systems, building vaccine research capacity, and enhancing resilience in communities affected by crisis. Through these interventions, HAMCO contributes to inclusive growth, regional stability, and the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across the Horn of Africa.
Established in 2005, UNOPS Sudan is a key partner in advancing community well-being through infrastructure, procurement, and project management services that support humanitarian, recovery, and sustainable development efforts. UNOPS contributes to improved access to clean water, supports peacekeeping operations, and assists in implementing the 2020 Juba Peace Agreement by helping operationalize the Permanent Ceasefire Committee for Darfur in collaboration with UNITAMS. Ongoing initiatives focus on enhancing access to water and strengthening health services across the country, with particular efforts in Kassala state to expand diagnostic capacity and upgrade healthcare infrastructure. Through these projects, UNOPS supports stability, resilience, and improved living conditions for communities across Sudan.
This position operates within the Africa Region, specifically in Sudan, supporting infrastructure projects. The role requires experience in complex construction projects and, ideally, experience with projects financed by international organizations.
Under the supervision of The Project Manager, The Architectural Infrastructure Engineer applies fundamental architectural concepts to collect and analyze data, supporting specialists and managers in the design and implementation of infrastructure projects. The role will focus on verifying that deliverables such as conceptual design, technical master plan, comprehensive preliminary design, design basis associated studies, and contracting documents comply with the approved scope, quality requirements, acceptance criteria, applicable regulations, and project needs. This role involves interpreting rules and procedures, and making initial recommendations to ensure that project objectives are met efficiently and effectively, particularly in internationally financed projects.
Technical Management in Preliminary Projects, Designs and Works
Assurance of Architectural and Functional Quality
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