Inactive

The Anti-Corruption/Illicit Finance Advisor (AC/IF Advisor) will leverage her/his considerable expertise in anti-money laundering, financial flows and crimes, and sanctions regimes to help the DRG Cen... The Anti-Corruption/Illicit Finance Advisor (AC/IF Advisor) will leverage her/his considerable expertise in anti-money laundering, financial flows and crimes, and sanctions regimes to help the DRG Center meet high demand for technical assistance in anti-corruption/illicit finance. Working as a member of the GROL anti-corruption team, the AC/IF Advisor will design anti-corruption/illicit finance activities, projects and tools; support the development of strategy and country-level plans, design, and evaluation of programs; participate in the development of anti-corruption-related performance indicators; conduct DRG and other assessments; integrate best practices and lessons learned into cross-sectoral programming; deliver technical training; lead or co-lead the development of technical materials related to anti-corruption and illicit finance; and provide strategic and technical support to the Agency’s regional bureaus and field missions. The incumbent is expected to carry out work assignments using independent professional judgment to ensure the effective technical leadership and technical support for USAID’s DRG sector in Washington and overseas Missions. On TDY and in Washington D.C., s/he will work closely with USAID and Department of State colleagues to: identify opportunities for USAID to strengthen the capacity of country-level anti-corruption institutions, processes and mechanisms; design activities responding to those opportunities; work with partners to effectively implement those activities; monitor the impact of those activities; and other associated technical and managerial assistance. Under the direction of the GROL Division Chief, the AC/IF Advisor will work closely with a broad range of internal and external stakeholders, including other DRG colleagues and divisions, USAID staff in other bureaus and operating units, interagency colleagues at the Departments of State, Justice and Treasury, and implementing partners. The incumbent’s responsibilities will be geographically world-wide, varied, and dynamic to reflect changing circumstances facing USAID and the DRG Center.