Project Engineer - WASH (SHIFT Project, Cox's Bazar)

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Civil Engineering, Development

Anywhere in Bangladesh

contract

Any

Salary BDT 65,000 – 84,500

Vacancy 1 position

Experience (years) At least 5

Salary & vacancy

BDT 65,000 – 84,500

1 vacancy

Application

Deadline:

October 31, 2026 (5 days left)

Job Description

Anando is seeking a Project Engineer – WASH to lead the technical side of the SHIFT project in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Working under the Project Manager, you will plan, design, and supervise water supply, sanitation, bathing, solid waste, and fecal sludge management infrastructure across Rohingya camps in Teknaf and Ukhiya and neighbouring host communities. The role demands a civil engineer who is comfortable with AutoCAD, BoQ preparation, contractor supervision, and quality assurance, and who understands WASH Sector standards and humanitarian accountability. If you have been searching for Project Engineer – WASH jobs in Anywhere in Bangladesh that combine real technical responsibility with meaningful impact, this Project Engineer – WASH position at Anando deserves your attention.

This is a senior-level contract role offering a salary of 65,000 – 84,500 BDT, with one vacancy available and a contract running until 31 March 2027. Anando careers like this reward engineers who can coordinate with BRAC, consortium partners, government authorities, and community structures while keeping construction quality and inclusion standards intact. Applications close on October 31, 2026, so prepare your CV and cover letter early to take advantage of this Project Engineer – WASH vacancy and the career opportunities Anywhere in Bangladesh it opens up.

Requirements

• Experience: At least 5 years

Education Requirements

Applicants must hold a relevant engineering degree from a recognized institution.

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Civil Engineering
IEB registration preferred

Experience Requirements

The role requires substantial engineering and WASH experience at senior level.

At least 5 years of experience in civil engineering
At least 3 years in WASH infrastructure projects
Minimum 2 years in the Rohingya/FDMN response in Cox’s Bazar
Prior experience in NGO or consulting firm environments

Qualifications

Beyond formal education, the ideal candidate brings a blend of technical, coordination, and capacity-building strengths.

Proven record in designing and supervising water supply and sanitation infrastructure
Experience in contract and procurement management for engineering works
Ability to mentor Assistant Engineers and community technicians
Strong reporting, documentation, and monitoring skills
Commitment to safeguarding, PSEAH, gender equality, and disability inclusion

Skill Requirements

AutoCAD
Engineering design software
Microsoft Office
WASH infrastructure design
BoQ preparation and cost estimation
Construction supervision
Quality assurance and compliance
Water supply system management
Procurement and contract management
Monitoring and reporting
Stakeholder coordination
Capacity building and mentoring
Safeguarding and PSEAH

Incentive & compensation

The position offers a competitive monthly salary within the organization’s project scale.

Salary: 65,000 – 84,500 BDT per month
Contract period up to 31 March 2027
Proposed start date: 1 November 2026

How to apply for Anando jobs

Follow these steps to submit your application for the Project Engineer – WASH position.

Step 1: Review the full job description and confirm you meet the education, experience, and age requirements.
Step 2: Prepare an updated CV along with a cover letter highlighting your WASH and Rohingya response experience.
Step 3: Submit your application through the official Anando recruitment channel before the closing date.
Step 4: Application deadline: October 31, 2026.
Step 5: Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for written and interview assessments; only successful applicants will be notified.

About Anando

Anando (Promotion of Culture and Youth Resource Development) is a non-government, non-political, and non-profit national organization established in 1997. Its mission is to build a culture of development and peace through an integrated development approach that helps individuals and communities become self-reliant. Anando works across humanitarian response and development programming, and is currently implementing the Sustainable WASH and Humanitarian Innovation for Local Transformation (SHIFT) Project in Cox’s Bazar, supported by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) and fund managed by BRAC.