Employer description & source details
We are seeking a technically strong, operationally rigorous Manager to own the ILC intervention through its full lifecycle — first establishing and validating the pilot, then driving its scale-up across new and existing geographies. This is a sequential mandate: the Manager sets up the pilot, proves the model on the ground, and subsequently leads the transition into full-scale, multi-site operations. Throughout, the role carries direct ownership of regional teams and ground operations. The ideal candidate brings deep operational and technical experience — someone who has run field operations hands-on, solved device- and system-level problems directly, and later scaled those operations into a repeatable, standardised model. 5–8 years relevant experience required. Own day-to-day ground operations end-to-end: site setup, installation quality, O&M adherence, supply and logistics, and water-quality benchmarks. Establish the pilot's operational backbone —SOPs, workflows, escalation paths — then progressively harden and standardize these systems for scale. Run root-cause analysis on operational bottlenecks and drive continuous improvement across sites. Manage vendor performance, field logistics, and resource allocation in low-infrastructure settings. Serve as the technical lead for the ILC intervention — dosing calibration, chlorine residual management, device configuration, and troubleshooting across varied field infrastructure. Own operational performance across intervention sites, including installation quality, O&M adherence, water-quality benchmarks, and real-time data validation through dashboards and raw-data review. Diagnose recurring technical and operational failures, design scalable solutions, and embed corrective protocols across teams and geographies. Collaborate
Extracted skills: operations