The institution has launched a competition for the positions of senior project manager and investment expert
The Support Team for Reconstruction and Reform has announced a recruitment drive for specialists to work on priority state projects. Applications for the vacancies can be submitted until October 18 and October 25, 2026, respectively. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing information from the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine.
The organization, which functions as a consultative and advisory body under the Ministry, is selecting candidates for two positions. Specifically, they are looking for a senior project manager specializing in inland water transport, as well as an expert on public investment management.
Requirements for applicants and submission conditions
Candidates must prepare a full package of documents, which includes an application form, a confidentiality agreement, a detailed resume, and contact details for three professional references. All materials must be prepared in English and sent to the institution’s official email address by the specified deadline.
The established time frame for accepting applications is as follows: candidates for the inland water transport manager position are expected by October 18, and those interested in working with public investments are expected by October 25. Registration closes at 23:59 Kyiv time on the specified dates.
Restrictions for contest participants
Only citizens of Ukraine are eligible to participate in the competition. An important condition is not having civil servant status at the time of application if six months have not passed since the date of dismissal from such a position.
Submitted documents undergo mandatory verification. Applicants who submit an incomplete set of documents will be automatically disqualified from the selection process and will not be considered for employment.
International support for institutions
The Support Team for Reconstruction and Reform is part of the Ukraine Reform Architecture (URA) program. This initiative is implemented by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in cooperation with the European Union to provide technical assistance and introduce systemic changes.
The team’s activities are funded through the EBRD’s Multi-Donor Account for the Stabilization and Sustainable Development of Ukraine. More than a dozen partner states have contributed to the funding, including countries in Europe, the USA, the UK, and Japan.
Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine
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