Sajida Foundation, a prominent non-governmental development organization in Bangladesh, has announced a significant recruitment drive to expand its 'Suchana' program. The organization is looking to hire 200 Field Officers to work at the grassroots level, aiming to improve the livelihoods of marginalized communities in rural areas.
Candidates must hold a bachelor's or master's degree from a recognized university. The age limit for applicants is set between 24 and 36 years. A key requirement for this role is the willingness to work in remote areas and the ability to adapt to challenging field environments. Furthermore, proficiency in motorcycle riding, supported by a valid driving license, will be considered an added advantage during the selection process.
In a move towards fostering an inclusive workplace, Sajida Foundation has explicitly encouraged women and individuals with disabilities to apply for these positions. The core responsibilities of the selected officers will include conducting field surveys, identifying low-income female borrowers, distributing loans, and ensuring the timely collection of loan installments and savings.
Successful candidates will undergo a six-month probationary period, during which they will receive a monthly salary based on the organization's established pay structure for degree holders. Beyond field operations, the officers will also be responsible for maintaining daily office accounts, providing training to group members, and preparing loan documentation.
Interested candidates are required to complete their applications online by October 31. Detailed information regarding the application process and terms of employment is available on the official website of the Sajida Foundation. This recruitment drive offers a significant career opportunity for motivated individuals who are passionate about social development and community empowerment.
