Project Administrator | Full time

May 6, 2022

Two women and a man use their mobile phones to take photos of a dam

©Anastasia Taylor-Lind

About eyeWitness

eyeWitness seeks to bring the perpetrators of atrocities to justice by providing technical expertise in building photo and video dossiers that can be authenticated for use in criminal investigations or trials.

eyeWitness has developed technology that allows users to capture photos and video with the eyeWitness to Atrocities camera App which embeds metadata to verify where and when the footage was taken, and whether the image was altered or not. Both the images and the metadata are stored in a secure gallery within the app until the user submits them to a storage database controlled by eyeWitness. The transmission protocols and secure server system set up by eyeWitness creates a chain of custody that allows this information to be presented in court.

eyeWitness develops close partnerships with litigators and organisations on the frontlines documenting human rights violations and other abuses that can amount to core international crimes (genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity). We provide these organisations with the technology and the expertise that increases the impact of their footage, by ensuring that the images can be authenticated for use in criminal investigations or trials, or for any other accountability efforts. An expert legal team analyses all information received, identifies the appropriate international, regional and/or national bodies to investigate further, and liaises with these mechanisms and our partner organisations to ensure the material is acted upon.

eyeWitness is a charity registered in the UK and governed by a Board of Trustees, with additional expertise provided by an Advisory Board. The names and affiliations of the Board members can be found on our website www.eyewitness.global. eyeWitness began as an initiative of the International Bar Association (IBA) and the employment contract will be with the IBA.

About the role

Responsibilities:

To serve as the first line of contact for eyeWitness with the general public, including answer general telephone calls, emails, and queries as well as comments on Google Play, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media.

Handle all logistical arrangements for eyeWitness events and staff travel.

Process all project invoices and manage relationships with external vendors.

Assist with organising meetings and recording minutes.

About you

You are a highly organised and enthusiastic team player. A quick learner, you will show initiative and a proactive approach to problem solving. You will know how to juggle multiple priorities and coordinate different tasks with minimal supervision. To achieve this goal, you will create and maintain constant and strong lines of communication. You will additionally need excellent attention to detail and strong admin skills.

Requirements:

Education to A level or equivalent.

Experience in an administrative capacity in an office environment, especially as a personal or team assistant.

Experience in maintaining databases, travel logs, basic budget spreadsheets and processing travel expenses.

Excellent written and oral communication.

Highly organised and strong interpersonal skills.

High level of diplomacy and confidence in networking with senior professionals.

Ability to work independently, take initiative and prioritise work tasks.

Flexibility and ability to work under pressure so as to complete tasks within given time frame.

Knowledge of additional languages other than English (desirable).

Interest or experience in human rights work (desirable).

Salary: Circa £21,000 full time equivalent

Location: London

Hours: Full time

How to apply

Deadline to apply: June 1, 2022

Please note that eyeWitness may interview on a rolling basis.

For any queries and to apply, please send a CV and cover letter to general@eyewitness.global