Clinton Health Access Initiative, Inc.

Program Officer

• Support regulatory approval for Lenacapavir through Indonesia's BPOM/Special Access Scheme and submit the implementation research protocol for IRB ethical review
• Coordinate procurement and distribution of Lenacapavir to approximately 20 study sites across West and East Java
• Track related budgets and expenses in line with CHAI and donor financial requirements
• Contribute to the monitoring and evaluation framework with the Ministry of Health
• Support routine data extraction from SI PrEP and/or SIHA to track Lenacapavir uptake and continuation
• Plan and deliver training for healthcare workers and civil society organizations on Lenacapavir service delivery
• Support implementation research activities at community/private clinics and key-population-friendly public health centers
• Help ensure data quality for study uptake and continuation outcomes
• Coordinate provider surveys and key informant interviews
• Support demand generation and community engagement activities for key populations
• Build relationships with the Ministry of Health, BPOM, IRB/ethics committees, study sites, and CSO partners
• Represent CHAI at technical working groups and coordination forums as delegated
• Prepare written updates, presentations, and technical materials for internal stakeholders, the Ministry of Health, and the donor
• Identify data or process issues and recommend practical solutions, escalating as needed
• Interpret and explain program guidance, protocols, and procedures to team members, consultants, site staff, and CSO partners
• Contribute to broader CHAI Indonesia initiatives and cross-programmatic learning

Program Officer, Communicable Diseases

• Conduct quantitative and qualitative analyses across TB vaccine readiness, including demand forecasting, financing, health-system and delivery readiness, and introduction planning
• Gather, review, validate, and quality-assure data from government systems, technical partners, published sources, and consultants
• Execute assigned workstreams independently and contribute to larger components led by the Senior Program Manager
• Apply project-management concepts to planning, execution, monitoring, communication, and closure of assigned activities
• Support implementation of the National TB Vaccine Readiness Roadmap through work planning, meeting preparation and follow-up, milestone and action tracking, and project-documentation maintenance
• Develop presentations, briefs, meeting materials, and analyses for government, donor, and partner engagements
• Communicate assigned-workstream status proactively to ensure deadlines are met
• Coordinate routinely with Indonesia’s National TB Program, EPI, BKPK, Ministry of Finance, BPOM, Bio Farma, Bappenas, and other technical partners
• Identify systemic data and process issues and recommend solutions, escalating non-routine issues
• Identify process-improvement and efficiency opportunities and share tools and lessons learned internally
• Support financial management, including activity budgets, expenditure tracking, and supporting documentation
• Support internal program management, project-repository maintenance, and periodic program and donor reporting
• Undertake other responsibilities requested by the Senior Program Manager or CHAI Indonesia leadership

Program Officer, Vaccines

Admin Assistant

• Prepare, track, and record Lenacapavir commodity movement from procurement through distribution to approximately 20 study sites across West and East Java
• Maintain inventory and stock records at central and site levels and flag potential stock-outs or overstocking
• Support proper storage and handling of Lenacapavir at study sites
• Record and process financial and inventory information related to commodity logistics and office procurement
• Extract, compile, and clean program data from SI PrEP and SIHA
• Perform routine data quality checks and resolve discrepancies with site staff
• Maintain program dashboards and trackers for logistics and data indicators
• Support provider surveys and key informant interviews, including scheduling, materials preparation, and data compilation
• Provide administrative support to the CHAI Indonesia country office across programs
• Support procurement, quotation collection, purchase requests, and vendor liaison
• Coordinate staff and consultant travel logistics
• Support internal meetings, workshops, and events
• Maintain digital and physical filing systems
• Support office maintenance and provide administrative/logistical backup to other program teams
• Manage competing priorities and quality-assure inventory records and data extracts
• Communicate task status and issues to staff, vendors, and supervisors
• Develop solutions to logistics or data issues and escalate when needed
• Build relationships with site logistics/data focal points, vendors, and operations colleagues
• Guide site-level data entry staff or volunteers and coordinate review of their outputs

Senior Admin, Logistic and Data Assistant

Program Manager

• Serve as CHAI Indonesia’s country lead for TB vaccine readiness
• Own the strategy, technical quality, and delivery of a complex, multi-year program
• Co-develop strategic direction and define annual activity scope with government and donor counterparts
• Lead governance and coordination, demand forecasting, financing and investment case, health system readiness, and introduction planning workstreams
• Develop and quality-assure technical analyses, including demand forecasting, costing, and financing analysis
• Synthesize evidence into presentations and recommendations for senior government, donor, and global audiences
• Build and manage relationships with Indonesia’s National TB Program, EPI, BKPK, Ministry of Finance, BPOM, Bio Farma, Bappenas, and other partners
• Represent CHAI Indonesia with the global vaccines team, donors, and regional/global forums
• Manage and develop project staff and consultants, including performance, pay, promotion, workforce planning, hiring, and other personnel decisions
• Develop budgets, track expenditures, ensure donor and CHAI fiscal compliance, and oversee financial and donor reporting
• Collaborate with CHAI leadership and program leads on team processes, business development, and country team priorities

Senior Program Manager, Vaccines

Associate

• Analyze supplier dynamics in low- and middle-income countries for priority products, including supplier market share, pricing, product development timelines, regulatory approvals, manufacturing, and supplier development and access strategies
• Develop demand forecasts and uptake models for new and existing technologies
• Conduct costing and impact analyses for financing, procurement, and distribution models, including all-inclusive pricing, equipment leasing, pooled procurement, and tender optimization
• Prepare presentations, reports, and analyses for global and country-level discussions on new and innovative products
• Conduct company due diligence and develop business cases for supplier negotiations and pricing agreements
• Develop and manage relationships with product manufacturers, external partners, and donors
• Support in-country planning for new product introduction, including strategic alignment, policymaking, supply chain management, and resource mobilization
• Track and analyze diagnostics landscape developments, emerging technologies, regulatory frameworks, and implementation best practices
• Participate in meetings with governments, technology providers, implementing partners, donors, and other organizations
• Drive day-to-day project activities, including documentation, deliverable tracking, knowledge sharing, and project management support
• Support fundraising through research, narrative development, proposal development, and donor engagement materials

Associate, Global Markets

• Manage the supply-side strategy for priority products, including product development and commercialization, financial and market analyses, and new product introduction
• Design and implement market-shaping strategies to increase access to key diagnostics
• Leverage CHAI’s country-level footprint to generate market insights and link global market shaping with country demand
• Develop work plans with GMT leadership, CHAI teams, and external stakeholders to achieve market-shaping goals and grant deliverables
• Manage complex, multi-stakeholder projects and subcontracted partner outputs
• Cultivate relationships with senior executives of diagnostics companies and governmental, multilateral, and non-governmental organizations
• Lead negotiations with diagnostic companies on pricing and supply terms
• Support suppliers in developing commercial strategies that sustain their businesses and enable product access across low- and middle-income countries
• Monitor the ecosystem for risks and opportunities affecting priority product markets; adapt program strategy as needed
• Represent CHAI to major donors and external partners
• Engage scientific experts to support suppliers on product development, production planning, regulatory approval, quality, and demand forecasting
• Build institutional capacity and facilitate knowledge sharing and knowledge management
• Manage direct and/or indirect reports within a matrixed organization
• Travel up to 25%

Program Manager – Global Markets

Data Scientist

• Lead advanced descriptive, predictive, and inferential analyses across clinical, surveillance, and health systems datasets
• Develop and validate predictive models, risk stratification algorithms, forecasting models, epidemiological analytics, and operational analytics
• Apply statistical methods, hypothesis testing, and causal inference techniques to support decision-making
• Ensure analytics are clinically interpretable, policy-relevant, and scientifically defensible
• Design feature engineering pipelines from EMRs, HMIS, LMIS, and surveillance platforms
• Support AI Engineers with training datasets, feature selection, bias detection, and data representativeness testing
• Contribute to machine learning models involving tabular health data, time-series forecasting, and population-level risk prediction
• Lead data quality frameworks, audits, outlier detection, bias analysis, and missing-data analysis
• Ensure compliance with national health data governance, privacy, and ethical data-use policies
• Maintain data documentation, metadata standards, and lineage tracking
• Develop decision-support analytics and public health dashboards for disease burden tracking, resource allocation, and service delivery optimization
• Translate analytical outputs into policy briefs, executive dashboards, and technical reports
• Work with data engineers, integration teams, and AI engineers to ensure analytics assets are scalable, reproducible, and production-ready
• Support data pipeline optimization, ETL quality validation, and real-time and batch processing readiness
• Mentor junior data scientists and analysts
• Lead analytics communities of practice, code reviews, and methodology workshops
• Review analytics protocols, research designs, and data science deliverables
• Propose innovative analytics and data science use cases for public health, service delivery, health financing, pharmaceutical supply chains, logistics, and disease surveillance