IT Support and Trainer

IT Support and Trainer

Norlha is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious, NGO, association based in Lausanne, Switzerland, that supports remote and poor communities in the Himalayas to improve their lives in terms of food security, additional income, sound environment, gender equality. Currently Norlha is developing IT tools for the use in Head Quarters. To manage this development we are looking for an:

IT Support and Trainer (F/M)

Volunteer position or Internship

Mission and activities

This Lausanne based position provides support to the Norlha HQ and regional office.

• Migration of GDrive to GoogleApps platform;
• Management of Google users;
• Staff training on GDrive use;
• Communication and collaboration with different departments.

Candidate Profile

• Experience with GoogleApps a must;
• At ease with Informational Technology;
• Experienced in client support and training;
• Excellent speaking and writing skills in English and preferably also in French;
• Good organizational skills;
• Highly motivated and dynamic personality, comfortable working autonomously and in a team, eager to take initiatives.

Norlha offers

• Engagement in poverty reduction and development of people in need, focus on capacity building
• Strengthening your project management and NGO experience
• Working in an enthusiastic and motivated cohesive team,
• High degree of autonomy, good sense of responsibility, ample room for initiative

Duration: minimum 6, preferably 9 months or longer.
Working time: 20%
Location: Norlha office in Lausanne. Partial home-based work is possible.

This part-time, long-term volunteer position is not paid and an applicant must have a currently valid working permit in Switzerland

HOW TO APPLY:

Application Process and Deadline: please apply by sending your cover letter and CV to rh@norlha.orgref.: IT Support and Trainer

Expected start date: as soon as possible upon mutual agreement. We thank all those who apply, however, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted