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ADB seeks to ensure that everyone is treated with respect and given equal opportunities to work in an inclusive environment. ADB encourages all qualified candidates to apply regardless of their racial, ethnic, religious and cultural background, gender, sexual orientation or disabilities. Women are highly encouraged to apply.
ADB has attained the Assess level of Economic Dividends for Gender Equality (EDGE) Certification, the leading business certification for gender equality in the workplace, globally. More on ADB’s flexible work arrangements and work-life balance.
ADB looks for candidates who:
- are committed to contributing to the development, cooperation and integration of countries in Asia and the Pacific
- are a citizen of an ADB member
- have a strong academic background, preferably with a postgraduate degree such as an MBA, Masters, or Ph.D.
- have considerable expertise and experience in your profession
- have experience in projects and programs for developing countries
- are proficient in both written and spoken English
- can work with individuals of different nationalities and cultures
Please note that applications for ADB’s vacancies are only received through the ADB Career and Employment System (ACES). ACES facilitates the submission of applications, and enables applicants to check the status of their applications on ADB’s website.
