Salary per annum: R630 822
Requirements: A degree in Economics, Accounting and/or Business Economics. Three years' experience as a Senior Investigator or Economic/Financial Analyst. Relevant experience preferably in import tariff investigations, trade and financial analysis and/ or should demonstrate necessary relevant competencies developed through working experience. Good understanding of trade and industrial policies. Policy and research analysis skills. Analytical thinking, research abilities and strategic focus. Problem solving skills. Project management. Computer literacy. Leadership qualities and ability to work independently and in a team. An ability to communicate effectively. Professional conduct and ability to deal with people from diverse backgrounds.
Key Responsibilities: The successful applicant will be required to manage, monitor and evaluate the activities of the sub-unit in order to deliver on the desired output and outcomes. Manage and conduct investigations pertaining to tariff amendments, rebates and drawbacks. Provide input into the review and alignment of Policy, Regulations, Guidelines and Practice in compliance with legislative requirements and Government?s policy directives. Provide inputs and technical advice into trade negotiations and sectoral strategies.
ITAC is an equal opportunity employer. In terms of ITAC's Employment Equity requirements, preference shall be given to Coloured female candidates as well as people with disabilities. ITAC reserves the right not to fill the advertised position should there be no suitable candidate identified. Candidates with foreign qualifications are responsible for the evaluation of their qualifications by SAQA
Please forward your application letter and a comprehensive CV, quoting the relevant reference number to: recruitment@itac.org.za. Supporting documents will be required before appointment. Please note that correspondence will be limited to short-listed candidates. Applications received after the closing date will not be considered.
Closing date: 26 June 2015, at 12:00 pm