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Deputy Assistant Secretary (International Monetary and Financial Policy)
Treasury, Departmental Offices · Posted 73 days ago
About the Role
The Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Monetary and Financial Policy serves as the principal advisor to the Assistant Secretary for International Affairs on international monetary policy, global financial stability, and economic diplomacy. The executive leads strategic policy initiatives, represents Treasury in high-level international forums, and advances U.S. economic interests through engagement with foreign governments and international financial institutions.
What You'll Do
- →The Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Monetary and Financial Policy performs the following duties: Provides executive leadership for the Department's international monetary and financial policy initiatives, ensuring alignment with Treasury's strategic objectives and U.S. economic priorities.
- →Serves as the principal advisor to senior Department leadership on international monetary policy, exchange rate policy, global financial stability, and economic and financial diplomacy with industrialized nations.
- →Directs the development, evaluation, and implementation of policies, programs, and strategic initiatives affecting the international monetary system and global financial markets.
- →Leads the analysis of complex international economic and financial issues, including balance of payments, international capital flows, exchange rate developments, and global monetary policy, and develops policy recommendations to advance U.S. interests.
- →Oversees Treasury's engagement with foreign governments, international financial institutions, and multilateral organizations to promote U.S. economic and financial policy objectives.
- →Directs interagency coordination and the development of United States policy positions on international monetary and financial matters.
- →Oversees international monetary affairs and foreign exchange operations, including the evaluation of foreign exchange market activities and related policy recommendations.
- →Provides executive oversight of research, policy analysis, and strategic initiatives to ensure recommendations support Department priorities and long-term policy objectives.
- →Represents the Department of the Treasury in high-level meetings and negotiations with senior U.S.
- →Government officials, foreign governments, international organizations, and other key stakeholders regarding international monetary and financial policy matters.
Requirements
- ✓This position has a positive education requirement.
- ✓Applicants must submit transcripts (official or unofficial) sufficient to demonstrate that they meet the positive education requirement.
- ✓If qualifying through a combination of education and experience, your application must clearly demonstrate how you meet the requirements established by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) for the Economist Series, 0110.
- ✓PREFERRED QUALIFICATION: An advanced degree in economics, international economics, finance, public policy, international affairs, or a closely related discipline is highly desirable.
- ✓Demonstrated expertise in international monetary policy, global financial markets, macroeconomic policy analysis, foreign exchange operations, sovereign debt policy, and the development and implementation of U.S. international economic policy is preferred.
- ✓Experience representing the United States in multilateral economic and financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Group of Seven (G7), and Group of Twenty (G20), and advising senior government officials on international economic and financial policy matters is highly desirable.
Personality Fit
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