Regional Award Operations and Performance Specialist (Global Health)

Location: Hybrid in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. The role requires regular availability during GMT+7 business hours, approximately 50% travel within Asia, and no employer-sponsored relocation.

Salary: $143,913–$183,833 annually for U.S.-based hires.

Company

hirify.global delivers AI, cloud, cybersecurity, modernization, and mission-support solutions for U.S. government agencies, including humanitarian assistance and global health programs.

What you will do

• Lead concurrent ministry-level Government-to-Government risk assessments across assigned Asian countries.
• Coordinate risk assessment reports, mitigation plans, approvals, corrective actions, and financial management oversight.
• Lead Strategic Objective Agreement establishment, including drafting agreements and approval packages.
• Advise U.S. Missions on performance-based awards, foreign assistance policies, regulations, metrics, and health-system outcomes.
• Support the full contracts and grants lifecycle, including procurement documents, funding actions, and acquisition and assistance needs.
• Develop standardized tools, participate in fiduciary oversight and monitoring activities, and mentor mid-level personnel.

Requirements

• BS with 12+ years, MS with 10+ years, PhD with 8+ years, or high school diploma with 16+ years of relevant experience.
• U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret clearance are required.
• Ability to work within the GMT+7 time zone and travel approximately 50% within Asia.
• Experience with the contracts and grants lifecycle, procurement administration, compliance, risk management, and financial oversight.
• Knowledge of global health assistance programming, performance metrics, funding rules, and regulations.
• Strong judgment, organization, communication, attention to detail, Microsoft Office, and SharePoint skills.

Nice to have

• Experience working in Asia.
• Technical expertise in large procurement administration practices.
• Knowledge of congressional funding rules and different procurement types.

Culture & Benefits

• Work on U.S. diplomatic, humanitarian assistance, disaster response, and global health initiatives.
• Collaborative environment focused on critical federal challenges and mission impact.
• Opportunity to work across multiple countries, procurements, and health assistance programs.
• Final employment arrangement, duty location, and engagement mechanism may vary based on program requirements and approvals.