The World Bank has announced job vacancies for Nigerian graduates in its Abuja office.
It called on eligible individuals to apply, with the application deadline slated for September, 25th 2024.
In a post on its X handle, on Thursday, World Bank Nigeria said it is inviting applications for a Transport Specialist position, targeting individuals with exceptional technical skills and expertise in urban mobility and transport sector management.
This role, aimed at locally recruited staff, will focus on enhancing transport infrastructure and services across Nigeria.
The World Bank application portal is now open and receiving applications from interested and qualified persons.
Job vacancies at the World Bank are for degree holders.
All you need to apply is an active email account and your phone number alongside relevant qualifications.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Oversee and manage transport projects as a Task Team Co-Leader, or contribute to their supervision, ensuring effective planning, design, procurement, construction, and operations, while addressing climate change and gender considerations.
Support technical dialogue with Nigerian authorities on urban mobility, guided by the Transport GP Practice Manager and Infrastructure PG Program Leader.
Lead or contribute to analytical studies on urban mobility, financing options, climate resilience, and best practices in infrastructure investment and management.
Participate in cross-sectoral teams to prepare key documents such as Systematic Country Diagnostics (SCD) and Country Climate and Development Reports (CCDR).
Engage with the transport practice community to advance knowledge and share insights through thematic technical groups and technical notes.
Stay updated on global developments in the transport sector relevant to this position.
POSITION DETAILS:
Location: Abuja, Nigeria
Duration: 2-year appointment, renewable based on performance and business needs
Reporting to: IAWT3 Practice Manager
QUALIFICATIONS:
Advanced degree in engineering, economics, finance, urban transport planning, or a related field.
At least 5 years of relevant experience in urban transport and broader transport issues, with proven ability in policy development, financing, investment prioritization, asset management, and contract management.
Experience with World Bank or similar programs in developing countries is advantageous.
Deep understanding of Nigeria’s urban mobility sector is essential.
Strong client relationship skills, quantitative methods proficiency, and excellent communication abilities in English.
APPLICATION LINK: Interested individuals should CLICK HERE to access the recruitment portal.
