Program Officer | Algeria

About the Role

The Program Officer is a hands-on implementation role responsible for the day-to-day operational delivery of the StartAlgeria program in Algeria. The Officer will work closely with the Flat6Labs Program Manager to coordinate logistics, manage local vendors and service providers, organize and oversee program events, and ensure all activities are executed on schedule and in line with program requirements.The Program Officer will also serve as the main focal point for participating ESOs, experts, and mentors, following up on engagement and coordinating session delivery agendas to ensure smooth implementation and continuous collaboration throughout the programme lifecycle.

This role is well suited to an organized, detail-oriented professional with experience in program or project coordination, events management, or a related field. The Officer does not carry a strategic or external-relations mandate; their focus is on execution quality, operational reliability, and responsive support to program participants.

Key Responsibilities

Program Coordination

• Coordinate the day-to-day operational delivery of the program in close collaboration with the Flat6Labs Program Manager.
• Maintain the program calendar and ensure all activities, sessions, and deadlines are tracked and communicated to relevant parties in a timely manner.
• Oversee virtual and physical workshops and events.
• Organize and finalize all session planning and preparatory work.
• Track ESO participation levels and attendance across all scheduled sessions.
• Manage the onboarding and offboarding journey for all ESOs.
• Manage all aspects of attendee outreach, including drafting and dispatching invitations, registration confirmations, event reminders, and subsequent follow-up messages.

Events Management

• Manage logistics for program bootcamps, info sessions, workshops, program closure event and other convenings, including venue sourcing, A/V, catering, technical equipment, materials, and participant communications before and…