Lead transformative water projects in Tanzania as Water Mission’s Kasulu Regional Manager, where your leadership will drive life-changing solutions for communities in need. This role demands a passionate commitment to servant leadership, aligning with Water Mission’s core values of Love, Excellence, and Integrity to create a lasting impact.
Water Mission, a Christian engineering nonprofit, has been on a mission since 2001 to deliver safe water solutions to communities in need, impacting over 8 million people across 60 countries. The organization is committed to transforming lives through the provision of clean water while sharing the message of God’s love. In Tanzania, Water Mission has established itself as a key player in the Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) sector, focusing on delivering sustainable solutions that honor God and uplift communities.
The Kasulu Regional Manager is a vital leadership role within Water Mission Tanzania, responsible for overseeing the operations of the Kasulu Regional Office. Reporting directly to the Country Director, this role involves managing multiple projects, leading a diverse team, and ensuring that all activities align with Water Mission’s mission, vision, and values. The Regional Manager will not only provide strategic direction and technical leadership but will also foster a culture of excellence grounded in a biblical worldview. This role is both a calling and a career, demanding dedication to servant leadership and a commitment to transforming lives through faith-driven service.
The ideal candidate for this role must align with Water Mission’s core values of Love, Excellence, and Integrity and possess a background in engineering, community development, or a related field. With over 7 years of experience in project and people management, the candidate will bring a wealth of knowledge and a passion for serving communities in need. The position requires residence in Kasulu and the ability to work in field settings, leading the charge in delivering life-changing water solutions while honoring God’s mission in Tanzania.
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