Careers at IMPACT
We have an international team of experts leading IMPACT’s work to transform how natural resources are managed in areas where security and human rights are at risk. Our international headquarters are based in Canada and we have a number of offices abroad.
Part-Time IT Consultant – IMPACT Uganda Office
The part-time IT Consultant provides hands-on technical support, maintenance services, and inventory updates on a call-in basis. The consultant will work on-site at IMPACT’s Uganda office, based in Kampala, and must be available during office hours when required.
Download the full job description and application details. Applications due by November 10th 2025
Financial Controller – Canada
The Financial Controller is a key manager of the finance department at IMPACT and provides critical leadership in ensuring the financial health of the organization. As a member of the senior leadership team, the Financial Controller oversees organizational-level financial operations across IMPACT’s six countries of operation, working in tandem with the Grants and Compliance Manager, who focuses on project-level compliance and procedures. The role is responsible for ensuring the production of timely and accurate financial information for decision-making and reporting, improving financial process efficiency, and providing strategic analysis to support the organization’s mission and sustainability.
The selected candidate must be based and be eligible to work in either Canada (Ontario or Québec). Candidates must be fluently bilingual. IMPACT has flexible work-from-home arrangements for staff in Canada. Staff can work from home or, if they are based in the Ottawa region, from IMPACT’s co-working spaces in downtown Ottawa and Montreal.
Download the full job description and application details. Applications extended to October 31, 2025.
Communications Officer – Zimbabwe
The Communications Officer supports the effective communication of project activities and results to identified stakeholders. The Communications Officer will produce stories for the website, prepare social media posts or printed materials, and liaise with media to ensure visibility of the project and its success. Additionally, working closely with the Project Manager and subject-matter experts, the Communications Officer supports the development of a broad-range of sensitization materials for national and local beneficiaries to support the adoption of practices and technologies that serve to reduce and eliminate the use of mercury in the artisanal gold mining sector.
The selected candidate must be based in Harare and be eligible to work in Zimbabwe.
Download the full job description and application details. Applications due by November 3, 2025.