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War Child International ! Web Developer to Build Digital Referral System for Syria Humanitarian Response — Apply by 15 August 2026

War Child International is seeking an experienced Web Developer / Software Developer to design and deliver a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) of a digital referral system for the Syria Joint Response (SJR) consortium.

This consultancy provides an opportunity for a skilled technology professional to develop a secure, web-based platform that will improve referral coordination, tracking, and reporting among humanitarian organisations operating in Northwest Syria (NWS) and Northeast Syria (NES).

The assignment will run from August to December 2026, with the MVP designed as a foundation for future expansion beyond the current consortium.

Application Deadline: 15 August 2026
Location: Remote Consultancy
Field: Information and Communications Technology (ICT)

About the Consultancy

War Child International is looking for a qualified developer to support digital innovation within humanitarian programming.

The consultant will work on developing a referral management platform that enables humanitarian partners to coordinate services more effectively, improve information sharing, and strengthen support for communities affected by crisis.

The digital referral system will help consortium partners manage referrals securely while improving visibility, accountability, and reporting across humanitarian interventions.

Purpose of the Digital Referral System

Humanitarian organisations often work across multiple sectors, requiring effective referral mechanisms to ensure people receive appropriate support and services.

The proposed digital platform will strengthen collaboration between SJR consortium partners by providing tools for:

  • Secure referral management.
  • Tracking referral progress.
  • Improving coordination between organisations.
  • Generating reporting information.
  • Supporting more efficient service delivery.

The Minimum Viable Product will establish the essential features needed for a functional referral system while allowing future improvements and expansion.

Key Responsibilities of the Web Developer

The selected consultant will be responsible for designing and developing the MVP platform according to the needs of the Syria Joint Response consortium.

Key responsibilities may include:

  • Designing a secure web-based referral management system.
  • Developing the MVP architecture and functionality.
  • Creating user-friendly interfaces for consortium partners.
  • Supporting referral tracking and reporting features.
  • Ensuring data security and appropriate access controls.
  • Testing system performance and resolving technical issues.
  • Providing documentation and guidance for future system development.
  • Collaborating with humanitarian stakeholders to ensure the platform meets operational needs.

The developer will need to balance technical expertise with an understanding of humanitarian information management requirements.

Skills and Experience Required

War Child International is seeking a technology professional with strong experience in software and web development.

Applicants should demonstrate:

  • Proven experience developing web-based applications or digital platforms.
  • Experience designing Minimum Viable Products (MVPs).
  • Strong programming and software development skills.
  • Knowledge of secure data management practices.
  • Experience developing systems involving tracking, reporting, or case management.
  • Ability to translate user requirements into practical technical solutions.
  • Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.

Experience working with humanitarian organisations, NGOs, referral systems, or digital solutions for social impact will be an advantage.

Humanitarian Technology and Digital Innovation

This consultancy represents an opportunity to use technology to strengthen humanitarian coordination and improve services for crisis-affected communities.

The successful developer will contribute to a digital solution that supports organisations working in complex humanitarian environments, helping partners coordinate assistance more effectively.

By creating a reliable and secure referral platform, the project aims to improve communication between service providers and support more timely responses to community needs.

Consultancy Details

Position: Web Developer / Programmer – Digital Referral System MVP
Organisation: War Child International
Programme: Syria Joint Response (SJR) Consortium
Location: Remote
Duration: August – December 2026
Career Category: Information and Communications Technology
Experience Level: 5–9 years

How to Apply

Interested applicants should carefully review the full Terms of Reference (ToR) before applying.

Applicants must follow the submission requirements outlined in Section 11: Application Process of the ToR, including providing all required documentation and submitting applications through the specified method.

Only complete applications submitted according to the instructions will be considered.

Deadline: 15 August 2026

Why Apply?

This consultancy offers an opportunity for a skilled developer to contribute to humanitarian innovation by creating technology that improves coordination, accountability, and service delivery in one of the world’s most challenging humanitarian contexts.

Professionals with experience in web development, digital platforms, and humanitarian technology are encouraged to apply and support the creation of solutions that strengthen humanitarian response efforts across Syria.

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