The United Nations Satellite Centre, UNITAR, delivers geospatial analysis and satellite-derived products to support humanitarian response, disaster risk reduction, human rights monitoring, and sustainable development. The United Nations Satellite Centre operates across emergency, conflict, and development contexts, producing geospatial data, analytical outputs, and web-based services, while contributing to applied research and capacity development through training and knowledge transfer.
This roster is established for Individual Contractors (non-regular staff) to support remote geospatial analysis, data production, and applied analytical workflows contributing to United Nations Satellite Centre operations.
Roster members will operate in home-based settings, contributing to distributed analytical workflows and collaborating with globally dispersed teams through digital platforms. They will support the production of high-quality, timely, and operationally relevant geospatial outputs across humanitarian, development, and complex analytical contexts.
Key areas of expertise and functions include:
Expected outputs may include geospatial analysis products, maps, datasets, web-based services, analytical reports, contributions to workflows and methodologies, inputs to technical documentation, and support to knowledge products and training materials.
Assignments are conducted remotely (home-based), requiring coordination through digital collaboration platforms and engagement with United Nations Satellite Centre teams. Engagements are delivered under Individual Contractor modalities, with no supervisory responsibilities.
3–5 years of experience in geospatial analysis, including:
University degree in GIS, remote sensing, geography, or related field.
Fluency in English required; additional UN languages an asset.
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