• 35 years of age or younger, with a minimum of three years of relevant work experience, and excellent academic qualifications.
• Afro-descendant, i.e. Black of Sub-Saharan African descent, and/or US citizen from minority groups.
• A minimum of a Master’s degree in economics, finance, public health, environment, engineering, public or private sector management, anthropology, sociology, education, human resources management or other disciplines relevant to international development.
• Proficiency in English and in at least one other working language of the World Bank Group (Arabic, Chinese, French, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish).
• Demonstrated commitment to global development.
• Demonstrated ability to conduct analytical work; exercise good judgment; operate in a team-environment; and work successfully with diverse clients and staff.

Note: Candidates who previously have had a staff position (fixed-term or open-ended, in Washington or in a country office) in the World Bank Group are not eligible to apply.

Additional Note: Through June 30, 2012, preference will be given to US Minorities. The Application Candidates are not applying for existing positions. They are providing their information into a database which hiring managers may consult if and when a position becomes available. Only those applicants who have been identified for an assignment will be contacted. Duration Non-renewable two year staff appointment. Upon completion of the 2-year term, candidates may compete for other appointments. Duty Station

How to apply? Washington or Country Office.

TO APPLY ONLINE CLICK HERE

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