
Position name: Finance HR Coordinator
Duration: 12 months renewable
Starting from: ASAP
Duty Station: Syria, Damascus, Aleppo, Amuda
Closing date of the vacancy: 26/10/2026
Monthly gross salary: 2.900-3.200
Context Presentation:
Un Ponte Per (UPP) is an Italian NGO established in 1991. It started its activities as “Un ponte per Baghdad”, in the aftermath of the first Gulf war, with the aim of organizing solidarity initiatives in support of the Iraqi civilian population. In subsequent years, UPP missions expanded to include Serbia and other Middle Eastern and Mediterranean countries. The NGO aims at preventing armed conflicts, protecting human rights and supporting local civil society, especially in the Middle East, by promoting the nexus between its humanitarian, peacebuilding and development programs.
Since 2015, UPP has been one of the leading INGOs in the North East Syria (NES) response. Providing humanitarian aid and capacity building of local actors in Health and Protection as well as environmental health, including waste management. In partnership with local partners, UPP has been able to develop a comprehensive system of health services delivered in 26 facilities, including mobile units, hospitals, primary health care centres, and an ambulance network. For further information please refer to our website: www.unponteper.it/en/
Tasks
Finance and administration
HR management
UPP requires criminal background check certificate (released max 3 months before the date of job offer) to confirm a job offer. We are aware that in some countries the release of criminal background certificate by the competent authorities might require several weeks. However, UPP runs selections to deploy staff in emergency programs and time-lapse between job offer and field deployment is often very short. Thus, we kindly ask all candidates to get prepared on time and be able to submit their certificate promptly in case of success in the selection.
Un Ponte Per is an International NGO committed to diversity and inclusion within its teams, in line with the principle of non-discrimination. UPP encourages all candidates irrespective of gender, religion and ethnicity including persons with disabilities to apply and become part of the organization.
Ethical Conduct & Safeguarding
UPP takes a zero-tolerance approach to any form of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (SEAH), Child Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation, and Physical/Emotional Harm, including online abuse, and is committed to recruiting only those suitable to work with children and the communities we serve. As a participant in the Inter-Agency Misconduct Disclosure Scheme (MDS), UPP systematically requests information from previous employers on any substantiated findings of SEAH or serious breaches of child safeguarding, reserves the right to contact any organisation a candidate has worked for, and requests data on investigations ongoing at the time of their departure. All posts are subject to vetting checks including criminal records disclosure and screening against anti-terrorism, anti-money-laundering, anti-corruption, and anti-fraud sanctions lists. Shortlisted candidates must provide a criminal background check certificate issued no more than three months before the job offer; candidates are encouraged to obtain this in advance as processing times vary. By submitting an application, candidates confirm their understanding of these procedures, authorise UPP to conduct all mandatory inquiries, declare that they have never committed or been subject to findings of SEAH or Child Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation, or Physical/Emotional Harm. All selected candidates are expected to work in accordance with UPP's Code of Conduct and all PSEAH and Child Safeguarding policies. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
ننصح بقراءة طريقة التقديم بعناية و التقيد بتعليمات التقدم للوظائف و المناقصات.