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World Food Programme

UN food assistance and humanitarian relief

IDM and Delivery Business Analyst

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Full-timeRome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, ItalyNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Responsibilities

  • Gather, document, and prioritize business requirements through consultation with Country Offices, Regional Offices, HQ units, external partners, and end users, ensuring alignment with corporate IDM and deduplication business processes.
  • Draft business requirements and business process designs using a Human-Centered Design approach, translating operational needs into clear and actionable requirements for technical teams.
  • Support analysis of key IDM and delivery processes, including identification, registration, verification, distribution to people, assistance instrument management, and transfer reconciliation.
  • Act as an intermediary between field operations, programme and supply chain subject matter experts, TEC focal points, and developers to support development, testing, and deployment of corporate digital solutions.
  • Support product backlog management, sprint preparation, user story clarification, testing, validation, and prioritization of change requests based on operational needs and corporate standards.
  • Ensure IDM business processes and data flows are aligned with COMET, LESS, and corporate location master data standards.
  • Liaise with WFP Regional Offices and Country Offices on process mapping, readiness reviews, digital roadmap preparation, and practical implementation planning for IDM and delivery solutions.
  • Support preparation of guidance, standard operating procedures, assurance controls, training materials, and service documentation for IDM and delivery processes.
  • Collect feedback from Country Offices during pilots, rollout, and stabilization, and help translate feedback into improvements, support actions, and product backlog items.
  • Lead cross-functional coordination with TEC, IDM Norms and Standards, Programme, Supply Chain, UNHCR, and other internal and external stakeholders to ensure corporate deduplication and identity management solutions support required business capabilities.
  • Deploy on mission as required to support, troubleshoot, and oversee the piloting or rollout of digital systems.
  • Manage other programmatic and field support as requested.
  • Perform other relevant tasks as required.
  • Produce documented and prioritized business requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, and process designs for IDM and Delivery services.
  • Produce updated process maps, implementation notes, and field-facing guidance for registration, deduplication, distribution, assistance instrument management, and reconciliation processes.
  • Provide inputs to product backlogs, sprint planning, change requests, and prioritization discussions with TEC and other corporate system owners.
  • Oversee corporate systems integration and testing.
  • Support the planning and facilitation of pilots of digital systems.
  • Provide technical expertise as direct support to WFP Country Offices, including business process reviews, IDM assurance assessment, and development of standard operating procedures for key IDM processes.
  • Support the rollout of SCOPE and other corporate IDM solutions globally.

About the Company

World Food Programme

UN food assistance and humanitarian relief

The World Food Programme (WFP) is the United Nations’ food assistance arm and the world’s largest humanitarian organization focused on fighting hunger. It delivers food aid and nutrition support to people in emergencies and in food-insecure areas around the world. WFP works by providing direct food deliveries, cash-based transfers, and logistical support to reach communities in need; it also runs programs like school meals and nutrition initiatives to improve health and resilience. What makes WFP different from its peers is its scale and global logistics network—having a mandate from the UN to operate in many countries and coordinate large, rapid-response relief efforts, often moving food, supplies, and aid through complex supply chains. The program’s goal is to save lives by preventing hunger and to help people achieve longer-term food security and resilience, so communities can recover from crises and build sustainable access to food.

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Headquarters
Rome, Italy
Founded
1961

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