GREEN INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANCY PVT.

LTD. (GIDC)

Duty Station

Kathmandu, Nepal | Application deadline:

22nd Oct 2026

These job descriptions are issued by Green

Innovative Development Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. (GIDC). Candidates should

demonstrate professional integrity, commitment to quality, and willingness to

support office- and field-based project activities as required.

Number

of positions

One

Duty station

Kathmandu, Nepal, with

field travel as required

Contract duration

Two years

initially, including a three-month probation period; extension subject to

performance, project needs, and funding availability

Reports to

Designated

project/technical supervisor

The Water Resources Engineer will provide

technical leadership in assessing, planning, designing, implementing, and

monitoring water-resources and water-related disaster risk reduction projects.

The role combines hydrological and hydraulic analysis, geotechnical assessment,

engineering design, applied research, and coordination with public agencies,

academic institutions, communities, and development partners.

Lead or

coordinate the planning, design, implementation, and monitoring of

water-related infrastructure, including water supply, irrigation, river

training, riverbank protection, and flood-control works.

Conduct

hydrological and hydraulic assessments, flood-risk analysis, watershed studies,

and related engineering investigations.

Plan and

review geotechnical investigations and assess riverbank, foundation, and slope

stability where relevant to project design.

Apply

suitable modelling and analytical tools, such as HEC-RAS, SWAT/SWAT+, CROPWAT,

climate models, or equivalent platforms, to support assessment, design, and

risk analysis.

Prepare

and review engineering calculations, designs, drawings, technical

specifications, bills of quantities, and cost estimates.

Contribute

to research on water resources management, flood and erosion risk, climate resilience,

and disaster risk reduction; prepare technical reports, research papers, and

policy briefs.

Support

the development and implementation of disaster preparedness and risk-reduction

plans for floods, landslides, river erosion, and other water-related hazards.

Supervise

field investigations and project activities, monitor quality and progress, and

promote compliance with applicable engineering standards, environmental and

social safeguards, and health and safety requirements.

Coordinate

with government agencies, local governments, universities, communities,

consultants, and development partners.

Provide

technical guidance to engineers and project staff, contribute to knowledge

sharing, and support proposal preparation and project development.

Master’s

degree in Civil Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Geo-hydrology,

Geotechnical Engineering, or a closely related discipline.

At least

five years of relevant professional experience in water-related infrastructure,

hydrological/hydraulic analysis, geotechnical assessment, river engineering,

flood-risk management, or applied research.

Demonstrated

experience in technical design, field supervision, project monitoring, and

preparation of engineering or research reports.

Proficiency

in GIS (QGIS preferred) is mandatory; skills in Python, R, and Google Earth

Engine (GEE) for geospatial analysis are desirable.

Proficiency

in hydrological, hydraulic, and water-resources modelling software, such as

HEC-RAS, SWAT/SWAT+, CROPWAT, climate models, or equivalent tools.

Skilled in

numerical data analysis using Python or R; working knowledge of machine

learning for hydrology or water resources is an advantage.

Sound

understanding of Nepal’s water-resources context, relevant policies and

standards, and water-related disaster risks.

Strong

analytical, problem-solving, research, and technical-writing skills.

Effective

communication, coordination, and team leadership abilities.

Ability to

work independently and collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams.

Commitment

to professional ethics, technical quality, deadlines, and continuous learning.

Willingness

to travel to project sites and undertake fieldwork as required.

Number

of positions

Two

Duty station

Kathmandu, Nepal, with

field travel as required

Contract duration

Two years

initially, including a three-month probation period; extension subject to

performance, project needs, and funding availability

Reports to

Designated

project/technical supervisor

The Engineer will support the planning,

survey, design, implementation, and monitoring of infrastructure and

water-resources projects. The role includes engineering design and

documentation, site supervision, research and technical studies, preparation of

Detailed Project Reports (DPRs) for water supply projects, and support for

municipal WASH planning and water-related disaster risk management.

Assist in

the planning and design of water supply, irrigation, river training, riverbank

protection, and flood-control infrastructure.

Conduct

site visits, field surveys, condition assessments, feasibility studies, and

collection of technical data.

Prepare

engineering drawings, design calculations, technical specifications, bills of

quantities, and cost estimates for drinking water supply, irrigation, and other

water projects under appropriate technical supervision.

Support

the development and use of management information system (MIS)-based WASH

planning tools and databases.

Assist

local governments and project teams in preparing, reviewing, and updating

Municipal WASH Plans (MWASH).

Contribute

to Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and disaster preparedness plans, particularly

for floods, landslides, erosion, and other water-related hazards.

Supervise

construction and field activities, monitor work quality and progress, and

report issues requiring corrective action.

Support

research, technical assessments, data analysis, and preparation of project

reports and other technical documents.

Coordinate

with local governments, communities, contractors, consultants, government

agencies, and development partners.

Monitor

project activities against approved plans and schedules and provide timely

progress updates to the supervisor.

Promote

compliance with applicable engineering standards, environmental and social

safeguards, occupational health and safety requirements, and organizational

procedures.

Assist

with project proposals, presentations, technical documentation, and other

duties relevant to the position.

Bachelor’s

degree in Civil Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Environmental

Engineering, or a related engineering discipline from a recognized institution.

Experience

in water supply, irrigation, river training, flood control, water-resources

studies, or water-related disaster management is desirable.

Fresh

graduates are also encouraged to apply; however, a final-year project in

water-resources research is mandatory.

Working knowledge

of engineering design and drafting software; proficiency in AutoCAD and GIS is

an advantage.

Experience

in site supervision, engineering surveys, technical reporting, and preparation

of cost estimates.

Familiarity

with Nepal’s water sector policies, local government planning processes, and

relevant engineering practices.

Sound

technical, analytical, and problem-solving skills.

Clear

written and verbal communication in Nepali and English.

Good

planning, coordination, documentation, and time-management skills.

Ability to

work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.

Willingness

to travel to project sites and meet agreed deadlines.

Number of Positions

Few

Duty Station

Kathmandu, Nepal, with field travel as required

Contract Duration

One year initially, including a six-month

probation period. Extension or promotion to Engineer will depend on

performance, project requirements, and funding availability.

Reports To

Designated Engineer

To support the planning, design, implementation, and

monitoring of water-resources and infrastructure projects. The position is

suitable for a highly motivated, hardworking, and academically strong

engineering graduate who is eager to learn, take responsibility, and develop

practical skills through fieldwork and project assignments.

Assist in surveys, design,

and implementation of water supply, irrigation, river training, flood control,

and riverbank protection projects.

Support field

investigations, data collection, engineering calculations, drawings, cost

estimates, and preparation of technical reports and DPRs.

Contribute to

water-resources research, WASH planning, and water-related disaster risk

management.

Assist in site supervision,

quality monitoring, progress reporting, and coordination with project teams and

local stakeholders.

Perform assigned tasks

diligently, meet deadlines, and maintain high standards of technical accuracy

and professional conduct.

Bachelor’s degree in Civil

Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or a related

discipline from a recognized institution.

Strong academic

track record and demonstrated interest in water-resources engineering are

essential. Fresh graduates are encouraged to apply, provided they have

completed a relevant final-year project or research.

Good analytical,

problem-solving, communication, and technical writing skills.

Basic knowledge of AutoCAD,

GIS, engineering surveys, and data analysis is desirable.

Highly motivated,

hardworking, disciplined, and willing to learn, with a proactive

attitude and the ability to work under pressure.

Willingness to undertake

fieldwork, travel to project sites, work independently when required, and

contribute effectively to a multidisciplinary team.

Preference will be given to candidates with strong

academic performance, relevant project or research experience, practical

problem-solving ability, and a genuine commitment to building a career in

water-resources engineering.

Number

of positions

One

Duty station

Kathmandu, Nepal, with

occasional project-related travel

Contract duration

As specified in

the employment offer; subject to a three-month probation period and

organizational requirements

Reports to

Designated

administration/finance supervisor

The Admin/Finance Assistant will provide

day-to-day administrative, financial, procurement, logistics, and documentation

support to GIDC and its projects. The position will help maintain accurate

records, process transactions on time, keep office systems organized, and

ensure compliance with organizational procedures and applicable donor

requirements.

Provide

routine office administration, maintain filing systems, manage correspondence,

and ensure proper control and archiving of documents.

Assist

with preparation and filing of payment vouchers, receipts, invoices, bank and

cash records, and other supporting financial documents.

Support

bookkeeping, budget tracking, expense monitoring, and preparation of financial

summaries and reports under the guidance of the designated finance supervisor.

Maintain

complete, accurate, and traceable records of financial transactions in

accordance with organizational policies and project/donor requirements.

Assist

procurement activities by obtaining quotations, preparing comparative

statements, maintaining procurement files, and communicating with suppliers.

Coordinate

travel, transport, accommodation, meetings, workshops, training sessions, and

other project logistics.

Maintain

inventory, asset registers, equipment records, and issue/return documentation.

Support

internal and external audits by organizing financial, administrative,

procurement, and project records and responding to documentation requests

through the supervisor.

Assist

with staff attendance, timesheets, petty cash records, and other routine

administrative processes where assigned.

Maintain

confidentiality of financial, personnel, and organizational information and

follow approved authorization procedures.

Provide

administrative and logistical support to field teams and project activities,

including municipal or community-level activities when required.

Carry out

other related administration and finance tasks assigned by the supervisor.

Bachelor’s

degree in Management, Business Administration, Finance, Rural Development, or a

related field from a recognized institution.

At least

one to two years of relevant experience in administration, finance, accounts

support, logistics, or office management.

Experience

with NGOs/INGOs, consulting firms, donor-funded programmes, or development

projects is an advantage.

Basic

understanding of accounting principles, bookkeeping, financial documentation,

and procurement procedures.

Proficiency

in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel; familiarity with Tally, QuickBooks, or

similar accounting software is an advantage.

Ability to

maintain accurate physical and electronic records and handle routine financial

data carefully.

High

attention to detail, accuracy, and accountability.

Strong

organization, prioritization, and time-management skills.

Good

written and verbal communication in Nepali and English.

Ability to

coordinate respectfully with colleagues, suppliers, project staff, and external

stakeholders.

Integrity,

confidentiality, reliability, adaptability, and willingness to learn.

three-month probation period will apply, unless otherwise specified in the

employment offer.

Employment

may be extended or renewed subject to satisfactory performance, organizational

needs, project requirements, and availability of funding.

Salary and

benefits will be determined in accordance with GIDC’s policies, the candidate’s

qualifications and experience, and the approved project budget.

selected candidates must comply with GIDC policies, professional standards,

confidentiality requirements, and applicable laws and regulations.

The roles

may require field travel and work outside normal office hours when project

activities reasonably require it.

Interested and qualified candidates should

submit the following documents by email to [email protected]

An updated

curriculum vitae (CV).

A cover

letter explaining relevant qualifications, experience, and suitability for the

position.

Copies of

academic certificates and relevant professional registration/license, where

applicable (including Nepal Engineering Council registration for engineering

positions, if applicable, no need for intern).

Any other

supporting documents relevant to the position.

Email subject

Application – [Position

Title]

Application deadline

by 22nd October 2026

Only shortlisted candidates may be contacted for further assessment or

interview. GIDC reserves the right to verify information provided by applicants

and to modify or cancel the recruitment process in accordance with

organizational requirements.

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