Career Opportunities at The OPEC Fund for International Development

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The OPEC Fund for International Development is a multilateral development finance institution established in 1976. Our 12 Member Countries are: Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon, Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.

We are recruiting to fill the positions below:

Job Title: Talent Acquisition Specialist

Location: Austria (AT)

Job Profile

The Talent Acquisition Specialist manages the recruitment process and delivery of a major part of the institution’s attracting, sourcing, selecting and hiring of top talent activities, in line with the existing HR strategy and policies and the OPEC Fund objectives, to ensure that the OPEC Fund meets business requirements and is recognized as an Employer of Choice. The position has no structural supervisory function/s.

Duties and Responsibilities

Leads analysis of business needs and labor market developments and coordinates with departments to identify staffing needs and selection criteria
Identifies job descriptions and manages the interview process
Uses standardized screening techniques, assesses the skills, qualifications and experience of potential candidates
Provides feedback and advice to management about details regarding applications
Works closely with management on all diversity initiatives involving recruitment to ensure fairness in hiring practices
Focuses on Employer branding to ensure that the OPEC Fund is recognized as an Employer of Choice
Ensures proper on-boarding for new hires and the necessary administrative work is completed promptly and accurately
Uses various methods to recruit and network with potential candidates including social media platforms, networking events and job fairs
Sources potential candidates through online channels (i.e., professional networks and social platforms)
Forecasts quarterly and annual hiring needs by department
Designs and maintains effective relationships with the Lead HR Business Partners and external search parties
Fosters long-term relationships with past applicants and potential candidates screening calls, assessments and in-person interviews
Coordinates with stakeholders to incorporate all metrics into all talent acquisition systems
Carries out other tasks assigned by the Director, HRP&P Unit.

Qualifications and Experience

Master's degree in Business Administration / Human Resource Management or other relevant fields
A minimum of five years of relevant professional experience
Preferably 2-3 years of experience in an international development institution.

Competencies:

Good knowledge of Talent market intelligence and modern technology and methods of sourcing
Demonstrable knowledge of and experience with the whole talent acquisition cycle and in talent assessment of knowledge, skills and abilities
Demonstrable skills in cultivating and maintaining relationships across jobs, industries, personality types and with internal & external stakeholders such as search firms and other related vendors
Demonstrable project management skill
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Lead Compliance Officer

Location: Austria

Job Profile

The Lead Compliance Officer reports to and assists the Senior Director, General Counsel in identifying, prioritizing, and assigning accountability for managing potential threats related to regulatory or policy non-compliance- or ethical misconduct- that could lead to fines or penalties, reputational damage,.
The position monitors and ensures compliance with internal rules and regulations at all levels in accordance with relevant institutional frameworks, in order to foster an ethical culture and an environment of high integrity in the interactions amongst staff and stakeholders of the OPEC Fund.

Duties and Responsibilities

Formulates an annual compliance program, which includes identifying areas for compliance review and creating awareness of the importance of compliance and the risks of violations
Coordinates the OPEC Fund Compliance Function and manages compliance risk, which includes the risk of legal or regulatory sanctions, material financial loss or loss to reputation that the OPEC Fund may suffer as a result of its failure to comply with law, rules, regulations and standards
Ensures institutional compliance with laws and regulations in every aspect, including governance, internal structure, decision-making processes, principles of procurement and principles of corporate social responsibility, access to information policy, sustainability reporting and adherence to internal instructions
Ensures operational compliance in every aspect, including compliance with guidelines on Know Your Customer (KYC), Anti-Money Laundering, terrorist financing and tax evasion, as well as compliance in relation to the development of new products or business practices. This also covers assessing integrity risks related to projects financed by the OPEC Fund and to stakeholders that the OPEC Fund works with, including entities responsible for the implementation of projects financed by the OPEC Fund
Monitors professional conduct compliance in every aspect and investigates violations relating to conflict of interest, insider trading and compliance with the Codes of Conduct established for the Board, Management and Staff
Ensures compliance with regulatory regimes, particularly in respect of the borrowing program, including reporting requirements, relevant market regulations, and related administrative tasks to avoid liabilities
Conducts periodic compliance review in accordance with an approved annual work plan and provides specialist guidance on the required action-plans for addressing significant deviations identified in the review, resolving complex or contentious queries and issues; and enabling others to take appropriate actions
Liaises with peer institutions to regularly identify best practices that could inform the review and update of OPEC Fund internal and external integrity policies
Works with external stakeholders (authorized officials of partner countries/institutions, law firms and other counterparties) and internal stakeholders (OPEC Fund departments/units) Carries out other tasks assigned by the Senior Director, General Counsel that are related to the job function.

Qualifications and Experience

Master’s degree in Law and Admission to the Bar or equivalent
Minimum 10 years of relevant professional experience, including five years at a senior level
Preferably up to two years of experience at an international development finance institution/ international law firm.

Competencies:

Ability to independently manage the Compliance Function, contribute to the development of the work program, conduct compliance reviews and monitor the implementation of agreed action plans
Ability to coordinate a complex range of activities with a view to achieving departmental objectives
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage
Excellent interpersonal, leadership, teamwork and analytical skills, as well as high level of integrity and drive for achieving results
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Funding Officer - Treasury, Financial Operations Department

Location: Austria

Job Profile

The position of Funding Officer-Treasury is responsible for supporting the OPEC Fund’s borrowing program including Treasury operations with respect to ratings, issuance and investor relations activities.
The candidate coordinates with other functions and stakeholders in the funding process across the Fund in accordance with the borrowing strategy and framework.
Furthermore, the position holder is expected to have acquired the necessary experience and skills to fulfil the responsibilities related to debt funding, fixed income trading and hedging operations. The position has no supervisory function/s.

Duties and Responsibilities

Assist in the development and execution of OPEC Fund’s annual borrowing program in accordance with the Board’s approved liquidity policy
Formulate new funding strategies, taking note of net cash requirements, current market conditions and future debt market projections
Take part in the resource mobilization activities from capital markets through recommending and executing transactions based on target size, terms, currency, and maturity, while ensuring compliance with the Fund’s policies and borrowing strategy
Assist in the structuring of bond issues and obtaining clearance from the relevant committees while maintaining compliance with the OPEC Fund’s risk management policies relating to liquidity, treasury operations and ALM
Negotiate with financial institutions, execute borrowing transactions and related swaps in accordance with approved terms and ensure timely completion and accuracy of documentation with the assistance of the Legal Department
Research and recommend trustees, paying agents and other related parties for execution of capital market activities
Prepare OPEC Fund’s Information Statement and prospectuses/offering circulars for new borrowing, ensuring accuracy and completeness of information contained therein
Participate in deal roadshows, investor conferences and develop investor database/portal
Develop a relationship with key external stakeholders, including bond investors, regulators, banks, rating agencies, external auditors, external legal advisors etc.
Align with Senior Funding Officer and other functions within the Financial Operations Department as well as other stakeholders in the funding process across the Fund
Carry out other related duties as may be directed by the Director, Treasury.

Qualifications and Experience

Master's Degree or equivalent in Business Administration, Finance, or related fields
A minimum of 5-7 years of relevant experience
Preferably 3 years of experience in an international development institution.

Competencies:

Working knowledge of debt capital markets, fixed income portfolio management, derivatives, asset-liability management, and financial and risk management
Proven skills in trading, risk management and hedging
Fluent in English. Good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage.
Strong interpersonal, teamwork and analytical skills, as well as high level of integrity and drive for achieving results
Proficient in the use of Treasury Management Systems and Bloomberg’s information and trading platforms
Ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Director for Policy, Market and Operational Risk

Location: Austria

Job Profile

The position is responsible for leading, planning, and overseeing the development and maintenance of risk policies as part of the OPEC Fund’s comprehensive risk management framework and managing market risk and operational risk.
The risk management framework covers capital adequacy and all major risks in the OPEC Fund’s operations, including liquidity, credit, market, asset and liability (ALM), and operational risks, as well as credit approval and monitoring, risk rating, and loan pricing.

Among the major tasks include:

Developing and maintaining risk policies;
Measuring, mitigating, and monitoring market, counterparty, ALM, liquidity, and operational risks;
Preparing risk reports; and
Developing and implementing IT support for market and operational risks. The position supervises one senior risk officer and two risk officers.

Duties and Responsibilities

Lead and oversee the development, implementation, and maintenance of risk policies, processes, methodologies, and systems for managing all major risks in the OPEC Fund’s operations
Oversee assessment, mitigation, monitoring, and reporting of major risks in treasury operations, including market, credit, counterparty, ALM, and liquidity risks
Lead and oversee the development and implementation of risk analytics for managing market and credit/counterparty risks in treasury operations
Provide advice and recommendations on asset allocation strategy taking into account the OPEC Fund’s liquid asset investment objectives, risk appetite, and risk/return profile of different asset classes
Oversee performance measurement of the liquidity portfolios against set objectives, policies, and benchmarks
Provide assistance and advice in relation to external fund managers, including selection, performance measurement, and assessment of investment strategies
Oversee the development and implementation of valuation models for treasury liquid assets, borrowings, and related hedging transactions
Lead and oversee assessment, mitigation, and monitoring of operational risks across all units at the OPEC Fund
Lead and oversee development and implementation of workshops on assessment and mitigation of operational risks
Lead and oversee development and implementation of IT support system for storing, monitoring, and reporting operational risk data
Oversee periodic reviews and enhancements of risk policies, processes and methodologies
Lead and oversee IT projects and other special projects to meet risk management requirements
Oversee the development and preparation of the market and operational risk section of the quarterly risk management report
Work closely with other departments within the bank to promote risk culture and improve risk compliance
Develop and maintain relationship with key external stakeholders, including treasury counterparties, external fund managers, development financial institutions, and rating agencies
Carries out other tasks assigned by the Senior Director, Risk Management Department.

Qualifications
Education and Experience:

Master’s Degree or equivalent in either Business Administration, Finance, Accounting, Economics or related fields
Minimum 15 years of investment, treasury, and/or risk management experience with global or regional banks, fund managers, or multilateral/bilateral development financial institutions with specific experience in market risk, fixed income portfolio management, operational risk, and policy development

Competencies:

Extensive knowledge of financial concepts and quantitative tools of risk measurement and reporting, particularly in relation to fixed income portfolio management, funding operations, and operational risk
Excellent understanding of treasury operations, fixed income portfolio management, cash and derivative markets
Strong quantitative skills in the area of market and counterparty risk management and derivative
Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English, including the ability to prepare and deliver coherent presentations; working knowledge of other major languages will be an added advantage
Excellent interpersonal, analytical, leadership, and supervisory skills, as well as high level of integrity and drive for achieving results
Proven negotiation and decision-making skills
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Senior Accountant, Financial Operations Department

Location: Austria

Job Profile

The position of Senior Accountant is responsible for the maintenance of the OPEC Fund’s chart of accounts and their balances, complete quarterly accounting closing and preparation of accurate and timely financial statements in conformity with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) accounting principles.

Duties and Responsibilities

Implements an adequate Internal Control System and supports the Director, Financial Controls in coordinating policy development
Updates accounting policies in line with IFRS and implements applicable new standards
Leads the implementation of enhancement to existing and/or new SAP-based multi-modular accounting systems
Oversees budget implementation and compliance, using as a reference the approved administrative budget and cost center allocation
Ensures internal controls are fully integrated, embedded and continuously strengthened in the reporting processes and accounting systems in accordance with business needs
Reviews and monitors records of all incoming and outgoing accounting and financial working documents into the General Ledger
Conducts reconciliation, ensuring uniformity and consistency in recording and reporting transactions
Performs quarterly accounting closings for financial reports
Produces financial statements and other financial reports, accurately and on time
Coordinates engagement with internal and external auditors
Coordinates the work of the Accounting function
Develops and mentors junior staff and supports personal development plans
Formulates solutions and recommendations, and provides central direction and control over complex theoretical and practical accounting, budgeting and reporting matters not covered by standard practice or precedent
Identifies improvement opportunities in all areas of accounting; initiates evaluation studies and analysis, and provides Management with recommended solutions
Carries out other related duties as may be directed by the Director, Financial Controls.

Qualifications and Experience

Master's degree or equivalent in Accounting and Control/Business Administration, majoring in Accounting, Financial Management or other relevant fields
Recognized accounting certification such as CA or CPA
A minimum 10 years of relevant experience
Preferably 3-5 years of experience in an international development institution
Preferably a certification/diploma in financial reporting under IFRS.

Competencies:

Demonstrable experience in working with financial reporting and knowledge of IFRS
Familiarity with SAP-FI R3 ERP system
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage
Excellent interpersonal, leadership, teamwork and analytical skills, as well as high level of integrity and drive for achieving results
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Officer - Policies, Risk Management Department

Location: Austria

Job Profile

The position of Officer-Policies develops, implements and maintains the OPEC Fund´s risk management framework comprising of policies, processes, and methodologies, and supports the development of the IT infrastructure for risk management, all in accordance with the institutional risk framework, in order to prevent, minimize, and mitigate risk.
The position has no structural supervisory function/s.

Duties and Responsibilities

Develops, implements and maintains risk management policies, methodologies, and systems for identification, measurement, mitigation, and reporting of the risks in OPEC Fund's operations (capital adequacy, liquidity, credit risk, market risk, operational risk, asset and liability management, and provisioning).
Develops and implements policies and methodologies for determining economic capital requirements and allocations, prudential minimum liquidity, and loan loss provisioning.
Develops and enhances risk models and methodologies for measuring various risks in OPEC Fund’s operations.
Develops, implements and maintains risk rating methodologies and tools for a structured credit risk analysis.
Ensures the consistency of rating assignments and tests the predictive power of OPEC Fund’s rating tools.
Provides feedback to and consults with operations departments to identify risk issues and develop solutions that satisfy the technical and business need.
Develops and maintains OPEC Fund’s tool for Risk-Adjusted Return on Capital (RAROC) pricing of credit transactions.
Advises on risk policy and methodology matters.
Supports IT projects and other specialized projects to meet risk management requirements.
Researches and analyzes various matters related to risk management to ensure alignment of OPEC Fund’s risk policies and methodologies with industry best practices.
Assists in the preparation of quarterly and annual risk management reports.
Carries out other tasks assigned by the Director, Market Risk, Operational Risk & Policies (MOP).

Education and Experience

Master's degree in Accounting/ Commerce / Finance/ Economics or equivalent professional qualification
Minimum of 7 years of banking/ risk management experience
Preferably 2-3 years of experience with international banks or multilateral development financial with focus on development of risk policies, methodologies, and IT systems
A professional financial or risk management qualification is an added advantage

Competencies:

Demonstrable knowledge of risk management concepts and principles in the context of multilateral development financial institutions, covering capital adequacy, liquidity, credit risk, market risk, operational risk, asset and liability management, and provisioning
Good knowledge of credit rating and pricing methodologies
Good understanding of lending and investment practices, banking products, and rating agency methodology
Demonstrable understandi ng of the application of risk management methods to information technology and vice versa
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage
Strong interpersonal, teamwork and analytical skills, as well as high level of integrity and drive for achieving results;
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Investment Manager, Private Sector and Trade Finance Operations Department

Location: Austria

Job Profile

This position is responsible for the management of a portfolio of the Private Sector and Trade Finance Department’s loans, equity investments and guarantees in developing countries.
The annual workload includes execution and implementation of approved operations and continuous monitoring of the assigned portfolio in line with the related finance documents and the OPEC Fund’s policies and procedures.
The job may require frequent travel. The position has no structural supervisory function/s.

Duties and Responsibilities

Negotiates and closes new transactions with borrowers, shareholders, and co-lenders
Manages relationships with existing borrowers and co-financiers in order to monitor project implementation in line with the provisions of signed agreements and approved procedures
Processes withdrawal applications
Reviews financial covenants, compliance certificates, external project reports, and financial reports of borrowers and prepares credit monitoring reports
Reviews and processes waiver, amendment, consent, and rescheduling/restructuring requests
Conducts monitoring missions and if required, participates in appraisal/due diligence missions
Works closely with related departments throughout the project cycle
Participates in departmental working groups and organizational taskforces as required
Provides recommendations and suggestions to the Director, Portfolio Management for any improvement of the work efficiency and productivity
Stays abreast of country, sectoral, market and product developments
Represents the OPEC Fund at external conferences, meetings, symposia, and other external events in connection with project review & monitoring
Carries out other tasks assigned by the Director, Portfolio Management.

Qualifications and Experience

Master's Degree or equivalent in Accounting/ Commerce /Finance/ Economics or other relevant fields
A minimum of five years of relevant professional experience
Preferably 2-3 years of experience within the Private Sector division of a major international development finance institution; or a banking environment (including commercial or investment banking, fund management or a development bank); or a commercial/development environment of relevance to the OPEC Fund’s operations and job profile.

Competencies:

Good knowledge of development project financing procedures and processes
Demonstrable project management knowledge and skills
Demonstrated financial credit analyses skills with regards to project and transaction financing
Demonstrable experience in socio-economic evaluation and impact analyses
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Senior Funding Officer - Treasury

Location: Austria

Job Profile

This position is responsible for the design and management of the OPEC Fund’s borrowing operations program including treasury related aspects of the ratings, issuance and investor relations activities, all in accordance with the institutional strategy and framework.

Duties and Responsibilities

Develops and implements OPEC Fund’s annual borrowing program based on net cash requirements and in compliance with Board approved Liquidity Policy.
Monitors and analyzes funding opportunities in major currency debt markets and recommend transactions for execution in line with the Fund’s funding strategy and borrowing objectives, including benchmark issues, opportunistic financing, and private placements.
Formulates and implements the short term funding strategy, including the establishment of short-term debt issuance program.
Leads negotiations with banks, execute borrowings and related swaps in accordance with approved terms, and ensure timely completion and accuracy of documentation with the assistance of the Legal Service Department .
Prepares various borrowing documents for Management and the Governing Board, including approval requests for individual borrowings and swaps, periodic Board reports, and press releases.
Leads implementation and compliance with the Fund’s risk management policies relating to liquidity, treasury operations, and ALM.
Prepares and updates the Fund’s Information Statement and prospectuses/offering circulars for new borrowings, ensuring accuracy and completeness of information contained therein, relating to the Fund’s policies, operations, financials, and risk management.
Develops an investor relation program to expand the Fund’s investor base through road shows, conferences, and development of investor database and website.
Develops and maintains relationship with key external stakeholders, including bond investors, regulators, banks, and rating agencies.
Organizes and coordinates due diligence visits by credit rating agencies and review and ensure that rating reports on the Fund are accurate and appropriate.
Maintains full compliance with the Fund’s policies and procedures as well as market regulations.
Carries out other tasks assigned by the Director, Treasury that are related to the job function.

Qualifications and Experience

Master's Degree or equivalent in Business Administration, Finance, or related fields.
Minimum 15 years of relevant experience with multilateral development banks or global financial institutions in funding operations or debt capital markets.
Preferably 3-5 years of experience in an international development institution.
Preferably a Chartered Financial Analyst certification holder.

Competencies:

Extensive knowledge of debt capital markets, fixed income portfolio management, derivatives, asset liability management, and financial and risk management.
Well established skills in trading, risk management and hedge accounting.
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage.
Excellent interpersonal, leadership, teamwork and analytical skills, as well as high level of integrity and drive for achieving results.
Proficient in the use of Treasury Management Systems and Bloomberg’s information and trading platforms.
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Country Manager, Public Sector Operations Department

Location: Austria

Job Profile

The Country Manager contributes to implementing the Mandate of the OPEC Fund in assigned partner countries, i.e. development finance operations/activities in these countries, as well as managing the relationships with development partner institutions.
The Country Manager, under the supervision of the Regional Director, is responsible for identifying options for the optimum deployment of the resources in the partner countries in accordance with OPEC Fund strategic Framework, Business Plan and Country Operations Strategies. The position reports to the Regional Director. The position has no structural supervisory function/s.

Duties and Responsibilities

Contributes to development of short-medium and long-term objectives for the assigned countries, in line with the Strategic Framework, Corporate Objectives and Business Plan
Identifies new cooperation opportunities for public sector financing in assigned countries, including systematic liaison with peers in partner institutions; develops a project pipeline in line with the country operations strategy
Contributes to the Region and Department main deliverables, including project proposals, development of Department Policy Papers and facilitation of project/loan agreements.
Responsible for the financing project life cycle in assigned partner countries, from identification, evaluation, approval, signing loan agreement, to implementation and completion
Responsible for coordinating the development and management of OPEC Fund sovereign loans and operations in assigned complex partner countries
Conducts on a regular basis portfolio assessments for assigned countries
Assesses the situation of partner countries under specific circumstances (i.e. post-conflict, economic recession, debt sustainability framework) and evaluates solutions for OPEC Fund assistance, in coordination with major donors
Reviews draft loan agreements and coordinates prompt fulfillment of legal requirements for approved projects Undertakes project evaluations, including appraisals, mid-term reviews and project completion reviews, in accordance with the defined project scope and OPEC Fund established methodology
Reviews and monitors, in coordination with the Finance Department, timely processing of loan disbursement requests, loan servicing and repayment process, in accordance with OPEC Fund procedures
Prepares project impact assessment and completion reports
Prepares project proposals, operational documents, as well as all internal and external correspondence, ensuring timelines, quality as well as consistency with OPEC Fund guidelines, procedures and applicable legal documents.
Prepares recommendations for project implementation, monitoring and evaluation related matters (including procurement and loan disbursement in line with applicable procedures).
Reports to the Regional Director on issues of relevance for OPEC Fund cooperation with assigned countries
Carries out other tasks assigned by the Regional Director.

Qualifications and Experience

Master’s Degree or equivalent in Economics/ Finance / Engineering or other relevant fields
A minimum of five years of relevant professional experience
Preferably 1-2 years of experience in an international development finance institution.

Competencies:

Good knowledge of procurement procedures and processes
Demonstrable project management knowledge and skills
Good understanding of developmental project appraisal skills and knowledge
Demonstrable experience in socio-economic evaluation and impact analyses
Fluent in English. A good working knowledge of other major languages is an added advantage
Demonstrable ability to work in an international multi-cultural environment, with sensitivity and respect for diversity.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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Job Title: Admin Assistant

Location: Austria

Specific Tasks

Typing, and when necessary composing routine memos, correspondence, reports, and presentations.
Overseeing the preparation of all documentation to high standards of presentation and accuracy.
Ensuring that standard office practices and routines are functioning effectively on an ongoing basis.
Contacting other staff members to ensure appropriate follow-up and delivery of critical official activities.
Handling on a routine basis, highly confidential information in a professional manner.
Checking outgoing mails for accuracy and conformity with policies and specific instructions.
Performing other standard secretarial functions such as filing, accurate record keeping, photocopying, handling inquiries, making meeting arrangements, all in a consistent manner with official guidelines.

Qualifications and Experience

Formal secretarial training from a recognized institution will be an asset.
Minimum of five years relevant experience, preferably in an international environment.

Skills and Competencies:

Extensive knowledge in the usage of office technologies, such as Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.), intra/internet as well as on-line database management.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills, fluency in English and German is highly essential.
Working knowledge of Arabic, French and/or Spanish will be an asset.
Ability to work independently with minimum supervision and guidance.
Good interpersonal, organizational and time management skills.

Interested and qualified candidates should:
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