Overview
The Asian Development Bank is recruiting a Public Sector Economist at its Manila headquarters to support public-sector management and governance operations, policy dialogue, project processing and knowledge work across developing member countries.
Full job description
The TI1 role covers public financial management, fiscal policy, regulatory and institutional reform, public investment, state-owned enterprise issues, digitalization and related public-sector development work. The appointee will help identify, process and administer loans and technical assistance and may supervise junior team members.
Requirements & qualifications
University degree in economics, finance, public policy or a related field, preferably postgraduate; at least 6 years of relevant public-sector management experience; extensive knowledge of public finance in Asia; strong English communication. ADB hires nationals of its member countries.
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Verification notes
Verified from the official ADB vacancy page and ADB careers rules. Posted 13 August 2026; closing date corroborated as 27 August 2026. The official role states Manila headquarters and relocation is required, with reasonable relocation expenses covered.
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