CRM Advisor
Would you like to use your expertise in data and CRM to support life-saving work at a humanitarian organisation?
Doctors Without Borders Norway (Leger Uten Grenser/MSF) is seeking a CRM Advisor to join our dedicated and collaborative CRM team working at the intersection of tech, data, and fundraising and help ensure sustainable funding for life-saving medical work worldwide.
This is a role for someone who wants to combine technical expertise with meaningful impact.
About the Position
As CRM Advisor, you will play a key role in shaping and advancing our CRM capabilities, driving continuous improvement of workflows, data flows, and system integrations to support effective and scalable fundraising and engagement. The role combines technical tasks with advisory responsibilities. The main focus is to troubleshoot and optimize existing CRM flows and create new processes, while ensuring that donor data is accurate, accessible, and actionable, enabling data-driven insights for the fundraising department.
We are actively working to create an inclusive workplace where all voices are heard, respected, and valued. We are committed to accessibility and are happy to make reasonable adjustments for candidates who may need them during the recruitment process and throughout employment.
Key Responsibilities
Improve and develop workflows in the CRM, including automation and integrations, and document processes.
Provide professional advice on process improvement and cost-effective solutions.
Collaborate with external suppliers on payment solutions and new integrations (e.g., Vipps and Mastercard).
Perform analyses and ensure data quality to support data-driven decisions, act as backup for the CRM Analyst.
Contribute to the strategic use of data in collaboration with the CRM Analyst and CRM & Loyalty Manager.
What We’re Looking For
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in relevant fields (information technology, informatics and computer science, finance and administration, etc.). Five years of relevant experience may compensate for formal education.
At least 2 years of experience with CRM systems (preferably Salesforce) at a super user level or higher, including data analysis, and integrations.
Proficiency in SQL or a similar data querying/programming language
Experience in fundraising, project management, or analytical tools is an advantage.
Proficient in English (C1 and higher); Norwegian is an advantage.
Strong analytical and technical skills.
Structured, strategic, and detail-oriented.
Strong collaboration and communication skills.
Quality-focused and goal-oriented.
What We Offer
A dynamic, international working environment where you’ll collaborate with an engaged and dedicated team.
The opportunity to be part of one of the world’s most recognised humanitarian organisations.
Real influence on and responsibility for developing CRM activities at Doctors Without Borders.
Flexible working hours with core hours from 09:00–15:00, and one day of home office per week.
Two additional days of annual leave.
Salary according to Doctors Without Borders’ salary principles, salary grade 15: NOK 622,742 - 687,428 per year (based on relevant experience).
Workplace: Oslo. Currently based at Hausmanns gate 6; relocating to Mølleparken 2 in early 2027.
At Doctors Without Borders, we value diversity and seek to have an inclusive and accessible work environment. We encourage all individuals who have the required qualifications to apply, independently of their ethnic, national, or cultural background, age, gender, sexual orientation, religious belief, disabilities, or other aspects of their identity.
- Department
- Fundraising
- Role
- Advisor
- Locations
- Oslo
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Application deadline
- 23 August, 2026
About Leger Uten Grenser
Leger Uten Grenser (MSF) is a neutral and independent medical aid organization that works to save lives and prevent suffering. We help those where the need is greatest – no matter who, where or how. We work in more than 75 countries and deploy staff from Norway on about 100 assignments every year. We provide medical aid to people affected by conflict, crises, disasters, and those lacking basic health services. We also speak out about the realities we witness in the field, including forgotten crises and access to critically needed medicines.