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Movement Control Officer (P-3), UN Department of Operational Support, Brindisi

United Nations Secretariat · Brindisi, Italy

Open to Tunisian applicants

Checked on 28 Oct 2026

Who
Master's degree, five years in transport
Level
P-3, one year at first
Deadline: 19 Nov 2026Deadline, 23:59 New York timein 15 days
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In short

The United Nations is recruiting a Movement Control Officer at the P-3 level for its Strategic Multimodal Movement Operations Centre in Brindisi, Italy, which plans air, sea, road and rail movements for UN operations. The post asks for a master's degree and five years in transport management. The UN sets no nationality condition. Deadline: 19 November 2026, New York time.

Who can apply

Nationality
The UN sets no nationality condition for this post, so Tunisian nationals can apply. The posting says candidates from troop- and police-contributing countries may receive due consideration.
Degree
A master's degree in supply chain management, business or public administration, transport management or another relevant area. A bachelor's degree with two more years of qualifying experience may be accepted.
Experience
At least five years in transport administration and management, in two or more modes, with contract assessment, two years of managing freight forwarders and ERP use such as SAP.
Languages
English is required at UN Level II. French or Spanish is desirable.

Funding and what it does not cover

This is a paid UN post at the P-3 level, funded by the peacekeeping support account, for one year at first. The posting does not state the salary amount.

Covered

  • A paid UN appointment, for one year at first

Sources

Checked on 28 Oct 2026

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