Job Listing
Senior Policy Advisor (Director for Institutional Integrity)
Development Finance Corporation · Posted 16 days ago
Hybrid Washington, DC $169K – $197K Apply by Sep 22, 2026 Miscellaneous Administration And Program ENFJINFJ
Apply for this job → About the Role
This position is located in the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), Office of the General Counsel (OGC). The Director for Institutional Integrity serves as Senior Policy Advisor in OGC, developing and promoting appropriate implementation of an anti-corruption framework, including policies and procedures to ensure the highest standards of integrity in DFC's activities.
What You'll Do
- →As the Senior Policy Advisor (Director for Institutional Integrity), you will: Develop and maintain DFC's anti-corruption framework, including policies and procedures to ensure the highest standards of integrity in DFC's development finance activities.
- →Serve as a policy advisor in OGC, providing input and advice on BUILD Act risk and audit compliance to inform policy and program issues in the area of integrity, corruption and fraud, and assuming responsibility for ensuring appropriate DFC responses to ensure compliance.
- →Advise on DFC's sanctions and debarment process for both programmatic and operational activities.
- →Assist the GC, DGCs, and other members of OGC in resolving compliance issues, recommending, as appropriate, risk mitigation strategies, exercise of contractual remedies, initiation of the debarment process and/or sanctions.
- →Develop relevant criteria and assist the GC, DGC, other members of OGC, and VPs in maintaining consistency in the analysis of integrity due diligence (KYC) results across DFC's pipeline and portfolio.
- →Provide related training.
- →Represent DFC in an interagency capacity with relevant stakeholders in identification of potential DFC foreign counterparty entities that may be engaged in corruption activities, bribery, fraud, terrorism, terrorism financing, money laundering, drug trafficking, human trafficking or complicity with the gross violation of human rights.
- →Recommend initiation of investigations by the Office of Inspector General (OIG) into suspected violations of BUILD Act and other legal and policy requirements for the prevention of fraud and corruption.
- →Provide support related to referrals of fraud and corruption matters to OIG and management of DFC's responses to ongoing investigations and OIG findings related to fraud and corruption; chair DFC anti-fraud and corruption meetings, coordinate with OIG on allegation processing (as appropriate), follow-up on DFC actions related to allegations and OIG investigations.
- →Recommend actions to the GC, DGC, CEO, CoS, CRO, or CFO based on a thorough understanding of BUILD Act risk and audit requirements in accomplishment of DFC goals and objectives.
- →Provide ongoing training to staff on the sanctions and debarment process and policies related to anti-fraud and anti-corruption as they pertain to operational or programmatic activities of DFC.
- →Recommend and implement engagement across sectors in current thinking, approaches, strategies, and tools related to preventing, detecting, and mitigating fraud and corruption in international development projects that are of relevance to DFC's approach, in order to improve DFC's performance in combating fraud and corruption and fulfilling its mission.
- →Lead and provide inputs for reports on compliance with transparency standards, through the implementation of integrity and anti-corruption safeguards across DFC's operations.
- →Draft remarks, briefings, and talking points for the GC and other senior DFC officials as requested related to issues related to the incumbent's duties.
Requirements
- ✓This job does not have an education qualification requirement.
Personality Fit
Job ID: a6318077-39d1-4cb0-8ebe-a7407df916b7
Posted via USAJobs