Remote Labor Mobility Subject Matter Expert

Summary

Join Dexis as a Labor Mobility Subject Matter Expert and work with the U.S. Government to develop a strategic approach to engage European and Canadian governments, private sector, and industry representatives in order to increase opportunities for Latin American workers to work temporarily abroad.

Requirements

• Master’s degree (or higher) with eight (8) or more years of work experience OR Bachelor’s degree and 10 years of work experience or 15+ years equivalent relevant work experience
• Knowledge of European, Canadian and/or other countries’ temporary hiring processes
• Experience engaging and managing interactions with private sector, industry stakeholders, and international financial institutions
• Ability to communicate effectively with senior representatives of Public and/or Private sectors in various countries
• Experience working in Latin America, with experience with ethical labor recruitment programs from a source country perspective
• Experience working with relevant counterparts (e.g. foreign government; International Development Agencies; International Financial Institutions; Civil Society)
• Ability to travel as required

Responsibilities

• Develop a strategic approach to increase access to temporary labor pathways to Greece, Italy, Spain, Canada, and other countries for Latin American workers
• Conduct market analysis to identify overlaps between available skill sets in the eligible Latin American workforce and key labor needs in Europe and Canada that could be connected through temporary labor pathways
• Develop an engagement plan for northern Central American and other priority countries to connect with European and Canadian government representatives, private sector, as well as diaspora communities, in Europe and Canada to facilitate increased hiring and placement of eligible workers via temporary labor pathways
• Identify best practices to support Latin American workers while abroad in Europe or Canada by ensuring they are aware of their rights and know how to access support services
• Serve as a key contact for the U.S. government (e.g. USAID, Department of State) and other counterparts to coordinate engagements with the Safe Mobility Initiative regards to labor pathways

Benefits

Healthcare insurance