The work of ICMC is as diverse as the people we serve. While ICMC staff in the field may be engaged in activities ranging from cultural orientation classes to accompanying survivors of trafficking and gender-based violence or identifying refugees for resettlement, others are writing grant proposals, undertaking research, advocating for rights-based policies and managing our financial resources.

Whatever the area of specialty may be, ICMC staff members are motivated, professional individuals who are dedicated to serving and protecting uprooted people in a wide variety of operational, managerial and legal contexts.

ICMC regularly seeks passionate, skilled professionals of all faiths, nationalities and ethnic origins for positions in ICMC field offices and with the ICMC-UNHCR Resettlement Deployment Scheme, as well as at headquarters in Geneva. Additionally, ICMC occasionally seeks qualified consultants and interns.

For a listing of our current opportunities, please see below.

Current vacancies

Vacancies at the ICMC Headquarters in Geneva, as well as in our field offices, are posted here as they become available. Intership opportunities may also be listed according to the needs of our offices. See current vacancies.

ICMC-UNHCR Resettlement Deployment Scheme

The Resettlement Deployment Scheme provides the opportunity for skilled professionals from a variety of relevant backgrounds to work directly in refugee protection operations in the field. Temporary placements within UNHCR field offices in Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Middle East are available on an on-going basis. Is the Resettlement Deployment Scheme right for you?  Click here to learn more about whether a deployment might be right for you, and how you can apply.