Project Manager, Integrated Project Implementation Unit (IPIU)

About the role

CARICOM IMPACS, the Implementation Agency for Crime and Security established by the Heads of Government, is recruiting a Project Manager for its Integrated Project Implementation Unit (IPIU) in Trinidad and Tobago. The unit was set up to implement the 'Turning on the Lights' project, funded by the US Department of State, which aims to strengthen fisheries governance, maritime domain awareness and regional cooperation against fisheries crime. The post reports to the Assistant Director, Projects and supervises five project staff.

Key responsibilities

• Plan and develop project plans, proposals, work breakdown structures, budgets, KPIs and risk analyses
• Coordinate day-to-day implementation, oversee the project team, consultants and partners, and monitor schedules and budgets
• Manage project procurement, tender meetings and the performance of consultants and service providers
• Engage with CARICOM Member States, regional institutions, donors and maritime authorities, and prepare meeting reports and donor reports
• Conduct performance reviews, contribute to financial reports and audit documentation, and oversee communication and visibility activities

Required profile

• Master's degree in Project Management, Business Administration, Public Administration, International Relations or a related field, or a Bachelor's degree in Social Sciences or a related field
• At least five years of progressively responsible experience in project management and programme coordination
• Experience with donor-funded projects, regional or international organisations and public-sector institutions
• Ability to travel within the region as required

Required skills

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and MS Project, and other project management software
• Project management certification such as PMP, CPM or equivalent
• Excellent written, verbal and presentation skills; analytical and problem-solving abilities
• Spanish and/or French is an asset

Applications, including nationality, work experience, education, summary of skills and three professional references, must be submitted by 30 November 2026 through the CARICOM IMPACS internal vacancies channel; online applications are strongly encouraged.