Team Leader, SGTS Attended Systems

Job Posting Organization:
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is an international organization that was established in 195

• It is headquartered in Vienna, Austria, and operates in over 180 countries. The IAEA's mission is to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy and to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons. The organization employs a diverse workforce of approximately 2,500 staff members, including scientists, engineers, and administrative professionals, who work collaboratively to support global nuclear safety and security" style="border-bottom: 1px dotted #007bff !important;">security efforts.

Job Overview:
The Team Leader position within the IAEA's Department of Safeguards is a critical role that involves managing and leading a team responsible for providing essential non-destructive assay (NDA) equipment, containment solutions, and surveillance cameras. These resources are vital for fulfilling the IAEA's safeguards mandate, which aims to ensure that nuclear materials are not diverted from peaceful uses. The Team Leader will oversee the procurement, delivery, installation, and maintenance of these technical services, ensuring that the team operates efficiently and effectively. This role requires a blend of management skills, technical expertise, and leadership capabilities to guide the team in achieving its objectives and to support the overall mission of the IAEA.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The Team Leader will manage a team of engineers, specialists, and technicians, ensuring the effective planning and delivery of equipment implementation services. Key responsibilities include:

• Planning and implementing the team's work program, establishing objectives and performance indicators.
• Leading sub-projects related to the Member State Support Programme.
• Overseeing procurement contracts and managing stock to ensure the timely flow of equipment.
• Defining user requirements and serving as a product owner for technologies within the team's scope.
• Liaising with state authorities on the installation of safeguards instrumentation.
• Establishing clear work objectives for team members and managing performance.
• Promoting knowledge sharing and continuous improvement within the team.
• Managing internal communication to ensure smooth operations and collaboration.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates must possess a Master's Degree in physics, engineering, or a related technical field. Alternatively, a Bachelor's Degree with two additional years of relevant experience may be considered. A minimum of ten years of relevant working experience is required, including supervisory or management experience and managing complex technical projects. Candidates should demonstrate strong leadership and management skills, as well as the ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with diverse stakeholders.

Educational Background:
The educational background required for this position includes an advanced university degree (Master's) in a relevant technical field such as physics or engineering. A Bachelor's degree may be acceptable if accompanied by sufficient relevant work experience. This educational foundation is essential for understanding the technical aspects of safeguards equipment and systems.

Experience:
The position requires a minimum of ten years of relevant working experience, particularly in the areas of safeguards and non-destructive assay systems. Experience in a supervisory or management capacity is essential, as is a proven track record of managing complex technical projects. Candidates should have a strong background in the implementation of safeguards systems and familiarity with nuclear instrumentation.

Languages:
Fluency in English, both oral and written, is mandatory. Knowledge of other official IAEA languages, such as Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, and Spanish, is considered an asset and may enhance a candidate's application.

Additional Notes:
The IAEA offers an attractive remuneration package, including a tax-free annual net base salary starting at US $103,165, along with a variable post adjustment. Additional benefits include six weeks of annual leave, home leave travel, a pension plan, and health insurance. The position may involve exposure to radioactive materials, and the incumbent must be medically cleared and monitored in accordance with IAEA's Radiation Safety Regulations. The IAEA is committed to diversity and encourages applications from qualified women and candidates from developing countries.