Chef de l'Unité de la Trésorerie (Finance)

The African Union Commission is offering a position as Head of the Treasury Unit (Finance). This role focuses on supporting the AU’s financial management and ensuring compliance with international standards. The position is part of the Commission’s efforts to strengthen financial governance and transparency across African Union member states. The job aligns with broader AU initiatives to improve economic cooperation and resource mobilization in Africa.⁠‌​​​‌​​​​‌​‌‌​‌‌​‌‌​​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​​⁠

What it offers

This position involves leading financial operations, including budgeting, procurement, and auditing. The role requires expertise in financial management, public procurement, and international financial standards, with a focus on supporting the AU’s strategic financial goals and ensuring accountability in resource allocation. The position is part of the Commission’s Treasury Unit, which plays a critical role in managing the AU’s financial resources and facilitating cross-border economic cooperation.

Who can apply

Applicants must be African citizens with a strong background in finance, public administration, or international financial management. Experience in public sector finance, procurement, or financial auditing is highly preferred. The role is open to professionals with a master’s degree or higher in finance, economics, or a related field, along with at least 10 years of relevant experience in a senior financial or administrative position.

What you'll do

• Lead the financial planning, budgeting, and procurement processes for the AU Commission.
• Ensure compliance with international financial standards and AU policies.
• Manage financial reporting and auditing to maintain transparency and accountability.
• Collaborate with member states and international partners to enhance financial cooperation and resource mobilization.
• Support the AU’s strategic financial initiatives, including those related to Agenda 2063 and SDGs.

How to apply

To apply, candidates must submit the following:

• A detailed curriculum vitae outlining professional experience and qualifications.
• A cover letter explaining their interest in the position and how their skills align with the role.
• Official academic transcripts for the highest degree obtained.
• Certificates or proof of relevant certifications (e.g., in financial management, procurement, or auditing).
• References from previous employers or academic institutions.

Applications must be submitted through the official AU Careers Webpage—no fees are charged at any stage of the recruitment process.

Good to know

• The African Union does not charge fees for application, interview, or processing. Scams may claim otherwise—always verify with the official AU Careers Webpage.
• The position is based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, and requires a strong command of English (French proficiency is a plus).
• The role is part of the Commission’s Treasury Unit, which works closely with member states and international organizations to advance financial cooperation in Africa.