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Documentation Officer

Area: Communications

Location: Noida

Closing date: 15 July 2026

Documentation Officer

Vacancy:

01

Job Category:

Communications

Job Level:

Mid

Job Type:

Full time

Job Location:

Noida

Area / Headquarters:

Country Office

Workplace:

Work at office

Role Type:

Staff

Job Context:

Reporting to the Country Director, the Documentation Offficer’s leads the development and implementation of communication and outreach strategy aligned with HI’s global communication strategy.

S/he leads and supports the internal and external communication processes and works closely with HI global communication team at the headquarters to position and promote the work of the India programme at country and global levels.

 Duration of the agreement: 01 August 2026 - 31 December 2026

 Terms & Conditions: Fixed Term (Renewable contract subject to funding situation)

 Location: Remote – Noida, India

 “Please Note: This is a national position open only to citizens/residents of India. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and the vacancy may be closed prior to the stated deadline due to the urgent nature of this recruitment.” 

Responsibilities:

1.          Strategy

Planning and implementation of internal and external strategies for communications and outreach

            Assess communication needs and priorities for the mission.

            Refine and adapt HI India’s communication and outreach strategy based on HI’s global communication strategy.

2.          Expertise

2.1.      Develop communication materials in a way that increases understanding of disability, visibility of HI works, and funding opportunities for HI.

            Support project teams in developing project-specific communication, branding and visibility plans in line with donor and HI requirements.

            Develop and update HI India brochures, project briefs, factsheets, impact documents, case stories, human impact stories, good practices and field updates that increase understanding of disability, HI’s interventions and funding opportunities.

            Stay updated on donor visibility and communication requirements and support project teams to develop required communication materials, including leaflets, banners, information, education and behavior change communication materials, promotional materials and visibility products.

            Travel regularly to field locations, with a minimum of 30% field presence, to proactively collect stories, photos, videos, event highlights and communication content from HI and partner activities.

            Work closely with Technical, MEAL and Operations teams to understand HI projects and interventions, identify field evidence, learning, community voices and programme results, and use these for communication, donor engagement and advocacy materials.

            Responsible for the publication of communication materials and documents, including materials for websites, social media, donor visibility and internal communication platforms.

            Monitor media on issues that interest and affect HI in India and communicate relevant information to the team.

            Proactively develop materials for social media platforms, including Facebook, X/Twitter and other relevant channels, ensuring regular and active visibility of HI India’s work.

            Design and develop the layout of HI India’s semi-annual and annual reports to be submitted to donors and government.

2.2.      Develop and submit communication and information materials to be shared with HI Headquarter.

            Coordinate with Headquarter to develop new sponsorship letters and quarterly newsletters and other required internal communication materials;

            Work with project teams and HI Headquarters communication team to regularly develop HInside articles, newsletters, case stories and human impact stories from field activities, key events, donor visits and partner-led interventions.

            Ensure regular flow of quality content from India to HI internal communication platforms, while also proactively collecting content through field visits, event participation and engagement with project teams.

2.3.      Strengthen media engagement in HI actions and effective handling of HI India’s social media

            Actively manage HI India’s social media platforms, including regular content planning, drafting, posting, monitoring engagement, and ensuring timely visibility of HI activities, donor visits, partner activities, campaigns and key events

            Strengthen media engagement— in the country and at the global level (with support from national associations and headquarters) to showcase the organization’s achievements

            Capacity building of HI’s local partner’s staff on communication and social media guidelines, story documentations.

            Attend HI and partner events, donor visits, project review meetings and other key external events to capture highlights (photos, video, minutes…), document key messages and prepare short visibility products for internal and external dissemination.

            Support partners and project teams to document stories, event highlights and communication materials in line with HI communication, visibility, consent and ethical storytelling guidelines

2.4.      Develop communication guidelines and a communication plan

            Review existing communication guidelines and continuously update them in line with HI standards, donor requirements and accessibility standards

            Develop and improve standard templates for internal and external communication, including case story formats, event highlight notes, project review meeting summaries, donor visit briefs, organisational presentations and external stakeholder presentations.

            Develop an annual communication plan and communication calendar for HI- India in collaboration with the project teams

            Induct staff on communication guidelines

            Support project team and logistics to plan productions of HI India’s communication and outreach materials and develop a consolidated plan at the organizational level

            Support project teams to use standard communication templates and ensure consistency in branding, messaging, quality and accessibility of HI India communication products.

            Monitor the progress of the implementation of the guideline and plan and take initiatives to ensure guidelines and plans are

3.          Influence

3.1.      Representation of HI in external communication forums and media

            Participate in communication-related platforms such as Communication Working Group in the country, etc

            Effective management of project’s public events (for example review and reflections, launching, etc.)- share the events with HI’s internal networks like HInside and externally on Twitter and with the donors

            Establish robust media network; coordinate the visits of international media when such events arise and organize media related events when they are required

            Maintain general public relations and act as an information officer for HI India.

3.2.      Support to foster a learning environment

            Disseminate information and publications that have an impact on learning to the team

            Facilitate to organize Learning and Sharing sessions regularly for India to discuss an interesting topic for team members

            Participate in various knowledge dissemination events and share the relevant information with the team

3.3.      Support policy advocacy and external positioning

            Contribute to the development of advocacy-related communication materials, including key messages, briefing notes, talking points, evidence summaries, presentations, case stories and donor/sector engagement materials.

            Work with Technical, and Operations teams to identify field evidence, trends, human impact stories, learning and data that can inform advocacy messages for donors, sectors, coordination platforms and other external stakeholders.

4. Emergency preparedness and response

            Contribute to emergency preparedness actions and, in an emergency, adapts working methods to contribute to an effective humanitarian approach by HI.

Educational Requirements:

  • • Bachelor's Degree in Mass Media / Communication / Journalism / English, or any relevant disciplines. • Preferable – Master's Degree in a relevant field.

Additional Requirements:

  • Age Minimum 18 years

  • Both males and females are allowed to apply

  • At least 3 years experience of working on the same thematic preferably in development and humanitarian context with at least 02 years of experience in developing and designing communication strategies and organization representation 
  • Experience in field-based content collection, story development, event documentation, social media management, donor visibility and advocacy-related communication will be an added advantage.
  • Proficiency in written and oral English and Hindi.
  • Strong writing and analytical skills are some of the most essential qualities for this role.
  • Experience with the best practices of common social media platforms is also an asset for this position.
  • Clear, concise, and responsible communication, adapted to the interlocutor (adult or child); 
  • Negotiation, management of problems and conflicts.
  • Strategic definition.
  • Training facilitation, capacity-building techniques for use with adults.
  • Development of new resources or adaptation of existing resources.
  • Individual assessments and steering.
  • Ability to translate field evidence, technical inputs and human stories into clear communication, visibility and advocacy products for different audiences.
  • Ability to actively manage organisational social media platforms, including content planning, regular posting, audience engagement and visibility monitoring .
  • Ability to develop standard communication templates, presentations, event summaries, case stories and external engagement materials.
  • Ability to effectively use Canva, CapCut, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro, PowerPoint, Microsoft Publisher and other relevant digital tools to design and produce communication, visibility, social media, video, event and presentation materials in line with HI branding and accessibility standards.
  • Ability to use professional cameras and basic photography equipment to capture high-quality photos and visual content for field documentation, case stories, event coverage, donor visibility and social media, while ensuring informed consent, dignity, safeguarding and ethical storytelling standards.

Required Expertise:

Required Skills:

Salary:

TK. 103500 to 105500

Additional Salary Info:

Salary will be determined based on experience, qualifications, and budget availability

Compensation & Other Benefits:

  • Gratuity/End of Service Benefits

  • Mobile Allowances

  • Per diem

  • Provident Fund

  • Weekly Holiday: 02

Compensation & Other Benefits:

Salary: Per Month from INR 103,500  to INR 105,500 (all-inclusive monthly salary: basic, housing, transportation, communication, COLA, bonus, PF, gratuity, etc.)

Benefits:

Communication allowance, Cost of living allowance, gratuity, PF, festival bonus, education allowance for children, new joiners' relocation allowance, etc.

Group medical coverage insurance:

  • Medical Coverage for staff & family:  10 lakh
  • Personnel Accident coverage for staff: 20 lakh
  • Life Insurance for staff: 20 lakhs

Leave:

  • Casual: 10 days
  • Annual: 15 days
  • Sick leave: 15 days
  • Maternity leave: 26 weeks
  • Paternity leave: 15 working days
  • Family event leave (wedding, death of child/parents/in-laws): as per the policy

Published on:

25 June 2026

Deadline on:

15 July 2026

Special Instruction:

The deadline for submission is Wednesday, 15 July 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling weekly basis. Only Indian nationals are eligible to apply. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Interested candidates should send a motivation letter and the expected salary, along with an updated CV. The CV should include the names and contact details (phone number and email address) of three referees—one of whom must be the current HR Manager and another the current Line Manager.

HI India reserves the right to cancel, postpone, or modify the whole recruitment process and reject any application without specifying any reasons whatsoever. 

Handicap International (HI) is an equal-opportunity employer. Qualified women, people with disabilities, and members from disadvantaged communities are strongly encouraged to apply.

HI firmly believes in the importance of inclusion and diversity within our organization. This is why we are committed to a disability policy to encourage the inclusion and integration of persons with disabilities. Please indicate if you require any special accommodations, including participation in the first interview. 

Candidates applying for a job with HI must be ready to comply with our Child Protection Policy and Policy on Prevention of Sexual Exploitation, Abuse, and Harassment. HI India has a zero-tolerance policy on conduct that is incompatible with the values and mission of HI; hence, all selected candidates are expected to adhere to these standards and principles.

 The selected employee should clearly understand that all final offers of employment are contingent upon a successful reference check. The pre-employment screening will be performed for all selected applicants.

Job Summary

  • Published on: 25 June 2026
  • Vacancy: 1
  • Employment Status: Full time
  • Experience: 3 year(s)
  • Gender: Both
  • Age: Minimum 18 years
  • Job Location: Noida
  • Salary: 103500 to 105500
  • Application Deadline: 15 July 2026