The Monetary and Capital Markets Department (MCM) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is hiring an experienced and well-qualified expert to serve as Resident Advisor on financial stability at the Southeast Europe Technical Assistance Center (SEETAC). SEETAC—the IMF’s newest regional capacity development center (RCDC), dedicated to the Western Balkans and Moldova—will begin operations in January 2027. SEETAC experts will deliver tailored, high-quality, and practical technical assistance (TA) and training in areas critical to sound macroeconomic management and in core areas of IMF expertise, including fiscal policy, monetary and financial sector policies, macroeconomic forecasting and policy, macroeconomic statistics, legal frameworks and institutions, and cross-cutting issues.

The activity of the Center will be complemented by continued TA delivery from IMF HQ and training at the Joint Vienna Institute. The Advisor will assist the relevant authorities in developing and implementing well-prioritized medium‑term CD work programs by: Supporting authorities in financial stability and macroprudential policy work, including financial sector risk analysis; monitoring and identification of systemic risks; compilation and selection of financial sector vulnerability and macroprudential indicators, and identification of related data gaps; implementation of macroprudential tools; macro stress testing, including scenario design and tool development; analysis of financial sector interconnectedness and shock transmission and amplification channels; and preparation and publication of financial stability reports that provide high‑quality analysis and communicate risks clearly to the public. Managing and delivering TA on systemic risk analysis and macroprudential policies, directly and through short‑term experts, who would be backstopped by the Resident Advisor.





Preparing required documents for MCM internal review and approval before and after each mission and ensuring timely transmission of final documents to the relevant country authorities. Coordinating and delivering CD activities under SEETAC’s CD workplan on systemic risk analysis and macroprudential policies, directly and through short‑term experts, including TA missions, training workshops, regional seminars, or peer‑to‑peer learning, tailored to the needs of CD recipient authorities. liaising with donor representatives active in the field if needed. The RBM framework focuses on performance and achievement results, supported by the Fund’s Capacity Development Management and Administration Program (CDMAP).

Leading annual work planning and budgeting for SEETAC’s CD program on financial stability, contributing to outreach activities, and reporting on the Center’s activities. At least ten years of experience working in a central bank on the operational implementation of macroprudential policies and systemic risk analysis. ~ A graduate degree in economics, finance, or a related field. ~ Strong oral and written communication skills in English. ~ Strong drafting and reporting skills, with an ability to deliver high‑quality CD outputs. ~ Willingness, capacity, and commitment to undertake extensive travel within the region to support in‑person CD delivery. Proficiency in modern computer systems and applications.

Experience in delivering technical assistance, advisory services, capacity development, or professional training would be highly desirable.





Compensation and benefits are competitive and commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Technical Assistance Strategy Hiring For: A11, A12, A13, A14 We welcome requests for reasonable accommodations for disabilities during the selection process. Information on how to request accommodations will be provided during the application process. The IMF works to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, and promote high employment and sustainable economic growth.

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