Project Monitoring Officer Personal Services Contractor (PSC)

This position is located in the Framework Management Division (FMD) under the control of the Financial Portfolio Management Department (FPMD) of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC). The Framework Management Division is responsible for project advocacy, management, restructuring, and workout supervision of all exposure generated under framework, financial institutions and related financial intermediary transactions.

The Project Monitoring Officer (PMO) provides direct support to the Managing Director (MD)/FMD in overseeing a portfolio of the most complex, precedent-setting finance, financial institution, framework and microfinance (MFI) projects and, in the fulfillment of these responsibilities, may perform this work alone or in combination with more junior or senior FMD officers as directed by the MD/FMD. The PMO provides assistance, support and back-up to the MD/FMD, or any other senior officer as designated by the MD/FMD, for all OPIC financial institution loans and framework as well as financially intermediated activities, post-transfer from business lines throughout the life of the project.

Under the direction of the MD/FMD, the incumbent is responsible for effectively managing and overseeing all tasks required to process transactions associated with managing funding of OPIC approved credits for framework transactions, and negotiating, structuring, obtaining approval, and documentation closing on restructurings. Additionally, the incumbent shall, at the direction of the MD/FMD, provide support in effectively managing loan write-downs that may involve handling of assets to mitigate losses to OPIC. Work involves coordinating major financing for international projects, including providing advice and staff support on planning, developing, implementing and evaluating issues related to credit, risk, and OPIC policy. At this level, the incumbent provides critical support that involves business development, analysis of issues, and negotiating with other US agencies, private consultants, or foreign governments on language in documents to which the USG is or will be a signatory. Periodic travel may be required to conduct work in any country and any sector.

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