Information Management and Governance Manager

• 23 octobre 2026
• 100%
• Durée indéterminée
• Geneva

The CICR manages crucial information in conflict contexts. This role offers an opportunity to work in a dynamic and innovative environment.

Tasks ##

• Develop a roadmap for 2027-2030 on information governance.
• Transform unstructured data into strategic assets for the organization.
• Collaborate with cybersecurity teams to protect information assets.

Skills ##

• Experience in information governance and data management required.
• Skills in artificial intelligence and information management.
• Ability to work in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams.

The CICR manages large quantities of information in widely dispersed and conflict-affected contexts. Rapidly evolving conflict situations, the sensitivity of information entrusted confidentially to the CICR, and high staff turnover in the field make efficient knowledge transfer essential to operations. At the same time, artificial intelligence is changing the way people use information, and with it the very nature of information: its value, authenticity, volume, accuracy, accessibility, pace, and life cycle.

The information governance manager leads the strategy, governance, and operational execution of the CICR's information life cycle. The job holder develops and implements a 2027-2030 roadmap aligning relevant teams across the organization (operations, archives, data governance, and digital workplace products) to organize and protect CICR information, leverage AI in accordance with institutional policies, and promote responsible practices. The role transforms unstructured data and information into strategic assets, ensures compliance with internal and external standards, and protects information assets in close collaboration with cybersecurity teams. By improving information quality, the job holder promotes AI readiness and ensures that leaders receive accurate and actionable intelligence for decision-making in crisis situations.

In collaboration with ICT and other functions (operational units), this role strengthens the CICR's ability to manage and use information via the digital workplace and to offer intuitive search and retrieval experiences.