Head of Humanitarian Policy, Advocacy & FundingBased in Dublin with possibility to work remotely part of the weekFull Time permanent contract - 36 hours per weekSalary: Band A, commencing at €57,700Closing date: Monday 20th October at 5.00pmOxfam Ireland offers a competitive range of benefits to its employees, including private health insurance, generous pension scheme and life insurance.The RoleThis role is linking two key areas of expertiseLeading on Humanitarian Policy and Advocacy for Oxfam Ireland (50%)Coordinating Humanitarian Funding with the Global Humanitarian team (50%)Policy/AdvocacyTo provide leadership and strategic vision for Oxfam Ireland's work in the humanitarian policy & advocacy arena, including r epresenting Oxfam Ireland at the highest levels within the Irish sector/market (including media), with the Irish Government, humanitarian networks and academic institutions, public and other institutions such as at EU and UN level where appropriate opportunities arise.FundingThis role is key to ensuring strong coordination and supporting the strategic vision set up for the Confederation's humanitarian funding efforts. It will play a central part in fostering a more unified approach aimed at improving outcomes, increasing financial support, and promoting high-quality resources for humanitarian responses.Essential Skills To be considered for the role, candidates should possess a range of technical skills and experience including:· Significant proven track record in the humanitarian sector derived of leadership of complex emergency responses and humanitarian policy and funding work.· Demonstrable experience of international humanitarian funding, policy and practice issues and the global humanitarian architecture sufficient to command the respect of others in the sector and to influence and shape policy decision-making at national level.· High-level strategic leadership skills.· Ability to use analytical thinking and understanding to provide strategic vision and inspiration to others.Desirable Skills· Technical knowledge and/or experience of working with Irish Government, Irish bodies, systems or fundraising markets.You can find more details about the role on the website at How to applyplease email copy of your CV to the HR Team on irl-Additional informationOxfam Ireland reserves the right to enhance criteria to facilitate shortlisting.Any offer of employment with Oxfam Ireland is subject to receipt of satisfactory references, right to work checks and anti-fraud and corruption screening.Oxfam Ireland is an equal opportunities employer.Closing Date20/10/2025LocationDublin OfficeDepartmentInternational ProgrammeJob TitleHead of Humanitarian Policy, Advocacy & FundingExperienceSee job descriptionCityDublinCountryIreland