Australian Government
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Australia’s overseas aid program is managed by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. Australia has been a development partner to Indonesia for more than 50 years. Through the Australian aid program, Australia and Indonesia work together to alleviate poverty and promote economic growth, regional stability and prosperity. We are looking for experienced professionals to join us as:
SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER – EDUCATION QUALITY
Reporting to a Unit Manager, the Senior Program Manager will contribute to the efficient, responsive and effective delivery of Australian aid by leading program management and technical support to Australia’s Education Partnership with Indonesia. This is an exciting opportunity to make an important contribution to a program that provides support to the Government of Indonesia’s goal of providing nine years of good quality basic education for all children by 2015.
PROGRAM MANAGER – INFRASTRUCTURE
Reporting to the Unit Manger (Infrastructure), this position will be part of the Jakarta Infrastructure and Economic Governance Section. The Program Manager (Infrastructure) will work together with a small team to manage a portfolio of transport infrastructure activities with a strong focus on national roads. Duties required of the position include day-to-day financial, contract and program management of activities, involvement in new program development, and coordination with key stakeholders including Government of Indonesia and donor partners.
For further information about the vacancy, including the detailed duty statement, selection criteria and steps on how to apply, please refer to Australian Embassy website at www.indonesia.embassy.gov.au on the `About Us’ menu. If you need additional information please contact Recruitment Manager (Development Corporation) on 021-2922 6789.
Only those applications that address the selection criteria in English will be accepted.
The closing date for application is Sunday, 15 December 2013.