Economist (Local) - Resident Representative Office in Papua New Guinea (APDPI)

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) advises its Members States, including Papua New Guinea, and supports the efforts of the authorities of the countries to implement policies aimed at strengthening their economic stability, reducing vulnerability to economic and financial crises, and improving the standard of living of their people.

The IMF is looking to hire for the office of its Resident Representation in Papua New Guinea, an economist. The latter will be in charge of all tasks related to the functions and responsibilities described below.

Major Duties and Responsibilities:

Under the general authority and supervision of the Resident Representative or acting Head of Office, she/he will particularly:

- Develop and maintain comprehensive databases on different aspects of the economy (particularly of Papua New Guinea) ;

- Participate in data collection/analysis missions as well as collaborate and exchange information with government and private sector representatives.

- Organize and participate in all meetings related to his responsibilities.

- Perform analytical work, including undertaking economic analyses, assessing, monitoring and analyzing economic developments, designing policies and programs and coordinating technical assistance (especially in the areas of production, prices, financial sector, fiscal and debt issues and balance of payments);

- Research and prepare a variety of academic-level written, statistical and econometric results;

- Demonstrate creativity in the face of new problems and economic contexts;

- Collaborate with technical and financial partners and other bilateral and multilateral donors;

The successful candidate will be expected to consistently demonstrate the ability to work independently and strengthen the IMF's relationship with the country of operation. He must be available (including when needed outside normal office hours), able to work under pressure in a multicultural environment, and demonstrate great organizational skills.

Minimum skills and qualifications required:

-Completed Master's degree in Macroeconomics or have initiated a doctoral program. A completed PhD in Economics would be considered as a strong advantage.

-Five or more years of relevant work experience (Examples: in Econometrics, Statistics or Finance) or equivalent experience.

-Proficiency in Microsoft Office (particularly Word and Excel) and econometric software such as Stata, Eviews.

-Advanced knowledge of statistical and econometric techniques and macroeconomic relationships.

-Publications of research papers in academic journals would be considered as an important advantage.

-Fluent command of English.

-Must posses valid work authorization to work in Papua New Guinea.

Composition of the application file:

Send the (i) candidate's curriculum vitae (CV) and a letter of motivation addressed to the Resident Representative of the IMF in Papua New Guinea accompanied by (ii) electronic copies of diplomas, (iii) identification documents (passport and/or national identity card) and (iv) three professional references with contact details.

Applications should be sent to the following address: [email protected]

Reference: Economist

Application deadline: December 8, 2022.

Please mention your contact numbers and e-mail address on the CV and cover letter. Only candidates pre-selected for an interview will be contacted. Documents submitted to the Resident Representation will not be returned to the candidate.

Department:

APDPI Asia and Pacific Department Pacific Islands DivisionHiring For:

BThe IMF is committed to achieving a diverse staff, including age, creed, culture, disability, educational background, ethnicity, gender, gender expression, nationality, race, religion and beliefs, and sexual orientation.

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