Opportunities in Indonesnia

Working in over 60 countries, Coffey International Development is a leading consultancy with access to some of the best technical expertise in the world. We partner with a range of international organisations, delivering some of the most innovative thinking in international aid and development. We back this up with leading management systems and a corporate commitment to knowledge management which ensures our work leads to sustainable change.

Australia has committed to supporting electoral processes in Indonesia including electoral management and support to civil society involvement in electoral processes.

As part of our bid preparation process, we are seeking applicants that are committed to: increasing transparency; strengthening capacity; and increasing the capability and responsiveness of legal, democratic institutions and processes.

We are seeking candidates across a range of electoral technical areas including:

• Electoral systems
• Monitoring and evaluation
• Gender
• Civil Society and community engagement

To be successful in these positions, you will have relevant qualification/s combined with a demonstrated depth and breadth of experience in one or more of the above listed technical areas.

Suitable candidates will have a proven ability to work in an advisory capacity, ensuring effective skill and knowledge transfer, in a developing country environment. Candidates with previous experience in Indonesia will be highly regarded.

We encourage applications from both international consultants and those based in Indonesia.

Coffey International Limited is a child safe organisation. To read Coffey International Limited's code of conduct, please visit our website, http://www.coffey.com/.

To express your interest in this opportunity, please complete an online application form at http://www.careers.coffey.com/. For further information please contact Ms Orla Baker quoting reference number COFF-716: Telephone: +61 8 8418 1500 or Email: orla_baker@coffey.com

Applications close 5:00pm Friday 2 October 2009