Technical Lead (Stakeholder Engagement)(P4)

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Technical Lead (Stakeholder Engagement)(P4)

Organization: NE-Programme Coordination Group

Primary Location: Austria-Vienna-Vienna-IAEA Headquarters

Duration in Months: 36

Contract Type: Fixed Term - Regular

Organizational Setting

The objective of the Department of Nuclear Energy is to foster the efficient and safe use of nuclear power by supporting interested Member States in improving the performance of nuclear power plants, the nuclear fuel cycle, and the management of nuclear wastes; in catalysing innovation in nuclear power and fuel cycle technologies; in developing indigenous capabilities for national energy planning; in deploying new nuclear power plants; in preserving and disseminating nuclear information and knowledge; and in advancing science and industry through improved operation of research reactors.

Main Purpose

Reporting to the Programme Coordinator (NE), the Technical Lead (Stakeholder Engagement) (NE) ensures a results-oriented programmatic response to Member States' priorities in the field of stakeholder engagement for nuclear power programmes, including the design and implementation of the related communication strategies and action plans.

Role

The Technical Lead (Stakeholder Engagement) (NE) is a specialist in stakeholder engagement, nuclear communication and outreach activities; a technical officer planning, coordinating and implementing activities in the field of stakeholder engagement; a scientific secretary for capacity building events, technical meetings, workshops and knowledge-sharing events; a partnership builder maintaining networks with nuclear industry, governmental authorities, research organizations and communication specialists; and secretary of the Nuclear Energy Stakeholder Engagement Coordination Committee.

Functions / Key Results Expected

  • Serve as a Scientific Secretary responsible for planning, organizing and coordinating workshops, training courses and other capacity building events for IAEA Member States.
  • Serve as a Technical Officer for Technical Cooperation Projects on stakeholder engagement for nuclear power programmes and related communication and outreach plans.
  • Prepare state-of-the-art reports on stakeholder engagement across the nuclear sector, including communication, education and community outreach.
  • Identify emerging needs, priorities and publication prospects for guidance and reports on stakeholder engagement strategies.
  • Monitor needs, implementation, operating experience and current practices in stakeholder engagement in Member States.
  • Liaise with international experts and maintain a network of experts on stakeholder engagement, communication and outreach for nuclear power programmes.
  • Coordinate efforts within the NE Department and across the Agency in stakeholder engagement.

Competencies and Expertise

Core Competencies: Communication, Achieving Results, Teamwork, Planning and Organizing. Competency Framework

Functional Competencies: Client orientation, Commitment to continuous process improvement, Technical/scientific credibility.

Required Expertise: Nuclear Power Infrastructure Development, Public Information and Communication, Stakeholder Involvement for NPPs.

Qualifications, Experience and Language Skills

  • Advanced university degree in communications, science or social science.
  • University degree in communications, science or social science with two years of additional relevant experience may be considered in lieu of an advanced university degree.
  • Minimum seven years of experience in stakeholder engagement or nuclear communication, of which at least five at the international level.
  • Experience in developing communication plans and campaigns.
  • Experience in organizing and leading training courses, workshops and other capacity building events.
  • Experience in technical writing in English and producing reports and official documents.
  • Excellent oral and written command of English. Knowledge of other official IAEA languages is an asset.

Remuneration

The IAEA offers an attractive remuneration package including a tax-free annual net base salary starting at US $86027.

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