The World Bank offers an incredible opportunity for professionals looking to make a difference in fragile and conflict-affected environments. The Senior Operations Officer Internship in Juba, South Sudan, positions you at the forefront of addressing development challenges in regions impacted by fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV).

In this role, you’ll work within the FCV Group, particularly in the GTFS2 unit, contributing to meaningful initiatives that foster peace, stability, and development. With dual reporting to the GTFS2 Practice Manager and the Country Manager for South Sudan, this internship is an excellent platform to develop skills, contribute to impactful projects, and network with global development professionals.

Why Apply for the Senior Operations Officer Internship?

1. Focus on Fragility, Conflict, and Violence (FCV):

You’ll engage in analytical work that examines FCV issues, contributing to strategic policies and operational designs tailored to South Sudan's unique challenges.

2. Hands-On Development Experience:

From implementing peace-building initiatives to coordinating with international organizations like the UN, this internship equips you with operational and strategic expertise in a high-impact environment.

3. Work with Global Experts:

Collaborate with experts from organizations like the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) and help implement cutting-edge tools like the Geo-Enabling for Monitoring and Supervision (GEMS).

4. Build Essential Skills:

The program enhances your FCV sensitivity and equips you with strategic, analytical, and partnership-building skills to tackle development challenges in complex settings.

What You’ll Do

As a Senior Operations Officer in Juba, your responsibilities include:

• Analyzing Fragility and Conflict: Conducting research and offering insights into South Sudan’s political economy and FCV issues.
• Supporting Development Programs: Designing and implementing impactful projects with a peace and inclusion lens.
• Partnering for Impact: Collaborating with humanitarian and political organizations to align efforts with development goals.
• Promoting Innovative Tools: Facilitating the use of GEMS for efficient project monitoring.

Who Can Apply?

The World Bank seeks professionals with:

• An advanced degree in economics, law, social sciences, or related fields, and at least 8 years of relevant experience.
• Strategic and Analytical Skills: Ability to link political analysis with operational strategies.
• Strong Communication Skills: Verbal and written fluency to convey complex issues effectively.
• Knowledge of FCV Contexts: Expertise in mitigating conflict risks and fostering partnerships.
• A drive for results and client-focused development initiatives.

How to Stand Out?

This role is ideal for individuals with:

• Experience working in fragile contexts like South Sudan.
• Skills in operationalizing innovative tools and strategies.
• The ability to adapt and thrive in high-pressure environments.

Related Opportunities

If you're exploring similar roles, consider the 2024 Internship in Policy and Communications Unit (UNCDF), which offers additional opportunities to shape development policies in challenging settings.

Application Details

The internship application is open internationally, with ongoing deadlines. Don't miss the opportunity to drive change in one of the world’s most fragile contexts. Visit the official World Bank careers page for more information.

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