• Provide day-to-day leadership for program implementation, ensuring activities remain aligned with the approved scope, work plan, budget, and program objectives.
• Serve as a principal operational interface with INL program staff and the GOR for program implementation.
• Establish efficient systems for receiving, reviewing, tracking, executing, and closing training, travel, logistics, procurement, and operational-support requests.
• Oversee domestic and international travel support, including airfare, lodging, ground transportation, travel documentation, insurance, registration or tuition fees, and participant travel advances.
• Oversee logistical support for training, conferences, and other INL-sponsored events, including venue arrangements, audiovisual services, transportation, and participant support.
• Oversee procurement or rental of mission-essential items and services, which may include communications equipment, field gear, medical supplies, fuel, maintenance services, and specialized transportation. 
• Lead or oversee compliant procurement of goods and services required for training and operations.
• Develop and manage a reliable vendor network for air travel, hotels, transportation, venues, materials, equipment, and other services.
• Ensure activities and expenditures comply with award requirements and applicable U.S. Government regulations.
• Coordinate required Leahy vetting processes and ensure applicable participants receive approval before U.S. Government-supported activities.
• Manage program work planning, budgets, deliverables, documentation, and reporting.
• Coordinate support for Honduran law enforcement and justice-sector partners, including specialized units and third-country advisors.
• Oversee performance monitoring, including required quarterly reporting through INL’s DevResults system.
• Identify and manage operational, financial, and security risks throughout implementation.

Qualifications: 

• Bachelor's degree in international development, business administration, public administration, logistics, supply-chain management, international relations, or a related field.
• 5+ of progressively responsible experience managing international logistics, operations, or related programs, including significant program-management, travel coordination, and administrative management responsibility.
• Significant experience managing complex international programs, preferably involving law enforcement, justice-sector support, logistics, or security assistance. 
• Strong experience with project operations, procurement, budgeting, compliance, and stakeholder coordination.
• Experience managing U.S. Government-funded programs strongly preferred.
• Excellent English and Spanish communication skills preferred.
• Experience working in Honduras or Central America preferred.