Procurement SpecialistNew

Supports the World Bank’s Pakistan programme by delivering fiduciary procurement services, policy advice and portfolio oversight for lending and technical-assistance operations. The specialist reviews procurement documentation, strengthens client systems and strategies, applies analytical market knowledge, and builds capacity to improve value for money, integrity and development outcomes.

• Deliver procurement services for the Pakistan country-management work programme
• Review procurement aspects of project documents, legal agreements, assessments and board papers
• Provide fiduciary advice and policy dialogue to strengthen procurement systems
• Support clients to achieve value for money, integrity and improved development outcomes
• Analyse procurement markets to develop effective procurement strategies
• Prepare procurement reports, operational directives and policy papers
• Develop Project Procurement Strategies for Development and conduct fiduciary assessments
• Use electronic tools to track client exchanges and fiduciary performance metrics

• Advanced degree in engineering, law, procurement, finance, business, commerce or a related discipline
• At least five years of experience as a procurement specialist or in roles with substantial procurement responsibilities
• Knowledge of international procurement principles including value for money, sustainable procurement, strategic sourcing, market analysis and contract management
• Knowledge of institutions and procurement reforms in borrower countries and the World Bank project cycle
• Oral and written mastery of English

• Experience with World Bank procurement procedures

• Public Procurement
• Strategic Sourcing
• Market Analysis
• Contract Management
• Fiduciary Oversight
• Procurement Reform
• Risk Management
• Capacity Building
• Policy Dialogue
• Procurement Strategy

• Systematic Tracking of Exchanges in Procurement
• Project Procurement Strategy for Development
• Procurement Risk Assessment and Management System

• Official source conflict: Structured listing deadline is 16 September 2026 while the posting states 15 September 2026 at 11:59pm UTC
• Four-year term appointment