• Expanding markets, creating jobs – including building a robust private sector through a sound enabling environment; Growing jobs, capital and technology through trade and investment
• Safeguarding economic and financial stability – including ensuring a strong foundation for growth through balanced macro-financial policy; strengthening financial system integrity through supervision and literacy
• Improving public finances and government performance – including more revenue and better spending through improved policy and systems; improved government performance through data and public integrity bodies

• Postgraduate degree in a relevant field such as economics, public financial management, or public policy.
• Minimum of 8 years’ relevant work experience in economics and quantitative analysis.
• Strong financial, economic, and public policy analysis skills, including experience, or at least familiarity, with a range of economic analytical frameworks, including various kinds of econometric techniques, and other tools that could be deployed to support the Go I’s agenda.
• Experience in leading research and advocacy on a range of topics relating to fiscal and/or public policy.
• Demonstrated experience in the production of clear deliverables and policy advice to senior levels of government, and a wide range of other stakeholders, to drive policy change.
• Ability to develop strategies, approaches, and work plans for development partner assistance.
• Proven track record to work well in a team.