The IMF Resident Representative office in Jordan seeks a highly qualified Administrative Assistant (GS-5).

This Career Spotlight summary is drawn from the public ReliefWeb posting. Preferred start around 1 December 2026 or earlier. Closing on listing: 11 October 2026 — verify on source.

Who it’s for

  • Entity: International Monetary Fund (IMF)
  • Location: Amman, Jordan
  • Contract: One-year local contractual appointment, renewable subject to need/performance
  • Eligibility: Nationals or residents of Jordan, or candidates who can independently obtain a work permit (no IMF sponsorship)

Key responsibilities

  • Office support to the Head of Office/economists, including calendars and workflow coordination
  • Mentor/supervise support staff as appropriate; support staffing plans and performance processes
  • Budget monitoring, consultant contracts, travel, payment requests, quarterly budget information
  • Logistics for conferences, workshops, and incoming missions; maintain filing systems/databases

How to apply

Source: https://reliefweb.int/job/4231338/administrative-assistant-gs-5

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