The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) seeks well-qualified individuals to fill the position of Accountant III within the FSM National Government, Department of Transportation, Communications & Infrastructure (TC&I) – Project Management Office (PMO), located in Chuuk State.

Duties & Responsibilities:

As Accountant III, Applicant must have proficiency in the following; Data Analysis Payroll administration including Payroll liability and deductions; Review and finalization of Contractors’/Consultants’ Invoices; Administrative support; Grant management, Accounting and bookkeeping; Accounts payable and receivable, Preparation of Financial statements; Financial Management; Funds management; Financial reporting for quarterly Reports and as required; Annual Budgeting assistance; Maintain liaison with State and National Finance Department; MS Office and perform other duties as assigned.

Qualification Requirements:

Graduation from an accredited college or university with a bachelor’s degree in accountancy and/or 5 years or more years’ experience in accountancy or related field.

Salary: A salary ranging from $14,464.32 to $19,801.60 per annum, depending on the qualifications and experience of the selected applicant.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today August 20,2026 until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) seeks well-qualified individuals to fill the position of Project Management Office Program Manager with the FSM National Government, within the Department of Transportation, Communication, and Infrastructure – Project Management Office (DoTC&I–PMU). This position will be based in Kosrae State.

1.0 Introduction

The Federated States of Micronesia is implementing an expanding portfolio of infrastructure investments across the transport, maritime, aviation, roads, public buildings, utilities, climate resilience, and related sectors. Many of these projects are financed through the U.S. Compact of Free Association and other external funding arrangements and require disciplined project preparation, procurement, implementation oversight, contract administration, and reporting at both national and state levels. In addition to capital infrastructure projects, the Compact framework also includes the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (IMF) program, which requires structured planning, programming, monitoring, reporting, and coordination to ensure that maintenance resources are used effectively to protect public assets and sustain serviceability over time.

The Department of Transportation, Communications and Infrastructure, through the Program Management Unit, is responsible for national coordination of Compact infrastructure programming and for supporting compliant and effective delivery of major infrastructure projects. Within this framework, the Kosrae Project Management Office serves as the principal state-level implementation and coordination mechanism for Compact-funded and other externally financed infrastructure projects in Kosrae State and shall also provide leadership and oversight for implementation of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact within the State, in coordination with national systems and approved maintenance programming arrangements.

To strengthen execution, fiduciary discipline, stakeholder coordination, and performance reporting of infrastructure projects in the State, the Department seeks to engage a qualified Head of the Project Management Office. The position is intended to provide strategic leadership, technical and commercial oversight, day-to-day delivery management, and high-level coordination between the National Government, Kosrae State Government, consultants, contractors, communities, and development partners, while also ensuring effective planning and oversight of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact.

The position shall be based in Kosrae State and shall report to DTC&I, while being guided by the Program Management Unit Program Director, relevant national agencies, Kosrae State authorities, the Office of Compact Management, the Department of Finance and Administration, and development partners involved in infrastructure delivery and maintenance programming.

2.0 Background

The Federated States of Micronesia comprises four states dispersed across a vast area of the North Pacific. This geographic dispersion creates unusual infrastructure management challenges, including high mobilization costs, remoteness of project sites, fragmented logistics chains, limited contractor markets, weather and climate vulnerability, and the need for close coordination between national institutions and state-level implementing entities. In Kosrae State, these challenges are compounded by the importance of protecting strategic transport, public service, and community assets while maintaining continuity of works in difficult operational conditions.

The Department of Transportation, Communications and Infrastructure is responsible for coordinating the national infrastructure development program and for supporting implementation of infrastructure projects financed under the Compact of Free Association and other external assistance frameworks. Infrastructure projects are programmed through the Infrastructure Development Plan and the Annual Implementation Plan and are subject to Compact governance, financial management, procurement, and reporting requirements. The Program Management Unit within DTC&I provides national-level coordination, systems oversight, reporting support, and implementation guidance. The Compact framework also provides for maintenance-related funding through the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program, which requires disciplined prioritization, programming, documentation, and monitoring to ensure that completed and existing public infrastructure assets remain functional and serviceable.

To strengthen state-level implementation and improve oversight of projects in Kosrae State, DTC&I has established a dedicated Kosrae Project Management Office. The Kosrae PMO is intended to function as the principal delivery, coordination, and project control office for infrastructure projects within the State, while remaining fully aligned with national systems, Compact requirements, approved budgets, and reporting obligations. The office is expected to lead state-level project planning, implementation management, contract administration support, progress monitoring, stakeholder communication, and risk escalation in relation to all infrastructure projects assigned to it, and to provide leadership, programming oversight, and performance monitoring for Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities undertaken in Kosrae State.

The Head of the Kosrae PMO is therefore required to provide strong leadership over the office and to ensure that infrastructure projects and Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities in Kosrae State are properly planned, appraised, programmed, procured, implemented, supervised, documented, monitored, and reported. The role requires the ability to work across technical, commercial, fiduciary, and institutional boundaries and to translate national policy and Compact compliance requirements into disciplined project delivery and infrastructure maintenance management at state level.

3.0 Objectives of Assignment

The purpose of the position is to provide strategic leadership, technical oversight, implementation control, and institutional management for the Kosrae Project Management Office so as to ensure effective planning, procurement, delivery, monitoring, compliance, and reporting of Compact-funded and other externally financed infrastructure projects in Kosrae State, together with leadership and oversight of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact as it applies within the State. Sub-objectives of the assignment include:

• Ensuring that infrastructure projects and Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities in Kosrae State are aligned with the Infrastructure Development Plan, Annual Implementation Plan, approved funding allocations, maintenance priorities, and national and state priorities;
• Providing high-level project and program management support across the full project life cycle, from concept development and readiness through design, procurement, construction, commissioning, defects management, maintenance planning, and closeout;
• Strengthening project control, maintenance programming, contract administration, reporting, record-keeping, and fiduciary practices within the Kosrae PMO;
• Improving coordination between DTC&I, the Program Management Unit, Kosrae State Government, implementing agencies, communities, consultants, contractors, maintenance personnel, and development partners;
• Ensuring timely identification and escalation of delivery constraints, maintenance backlogs, contract risks, safeguards issues, financial bottlenecks, and institutional obstacles affecting project execution and asset upkeep;
• Building sustainable local capacity in project management, maintenance planning, procurement, construction oversight, contract management, and performance reporting within the Kosrae PMO and related state-level institutions.

4.0 Key Tasks and Duties

Program Leadership and Office Management

• Provide overall leadership, management, and direction to the Kosrae Project Management Office and supervise PMO staff, consultants, and other personnel assigned to the office, including in relation to the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program.
• Prepare and manage the annual PMO work plan, operating budget, staffing plan, reporting calendar(Quarterly and Monthly Reports), and implementation priorities.
• Ensure that the PMO operates in accordance with DTC&I policy, Compact requirements, approved procedures, and sound project management practice.
• Establish office systems for document control, file management, risk tracking, schedule management, reporting, and decision follow-up.
• Advise the Secretary of DTC&I through the Program Management Unit on the performance, needs, constraints, and priorities of the Kosrae infrastructure portfolio and the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program within the State.

Project Planning and Programming

• Lead preparation and refinement of project proposals for inclusion in the Annual Implementation Plan and related programming submissions requiring national review or JEMCO concurrence, and support preparation and prioritization of Infrastructure Maintenance Fund programming submissions and maintenance plans for Kosrae State.
• Use the FSM Infrastructure Development Plan and other approved planning instruments to identify, prioritize, appraise, and sequence projects for implementation in Kosrae State.
• Ensure that proposed projects are technically sound, financially feasible, sufficiently prepared, and aligned with national and state development priorities.
• Coordinate project readiness activities, including concept development, feasibility work, site data collection, design brief development, cost estimation, land and stakeholder coordination, and implementation planning.
• Prepare annual and multi-year implementation schedules, cash flow forecasts, procurement schedules, maintenance plans, and budget projections for the Kosrae project portfolio and associated Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities.

Project Management and Delivery Oversight

• Oversee and manage the full life cycle of all Compact-funded and other assigned infrastructure projects in Kosrae State, including feasibility, design, procurement, construction supervision, commissioning, defects management, and closeout, and provide leadership and oversight for implementation of approved Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities and maintenance work programs within the State.
• Review and manage the performance of consultants, contractors, suppliers, supervising entities, and implementing partners engaged on infrastructure projects in Kosrae State.
• Monitor project timelines, budgets, physical progress, risks, quality issues, contractual matters, maintenance performance, and key performance indicators and take or recommend corrective action where required.
• Ensure that implementation activities are coordinated with utility providers, regulators, landholders, local communities, and other affected stakeholders as necessary for smooth project execution.
• Attend and lead project meetings, progress reviews, technical coordination sessions, site inspections, and management briefings as required to maintain project momentum and accountability.

Procurement and Contract Administration

• Support procurement planning for consulting services, goods, works, and technical assistance packages and ensure that procurement activities are sequenced in a realistic and implementable manner.
• Review bidding documents, requests for proposals, terms of reference, technical specifications, evaluation documentation, and contract award recommendations in coordination with DTC&I and PMU.
• Assist in contract administration matters including notices, payment certifications, variations, extensions of time, claims coordination, securities, insurances, defects management, and contract closeout documentation.
• Maintain contract registers, procurement tracking tools, and records of contractual obligations, deliverables, and key dates.
• Identify procurement or contract bottlenecks and escalate issues requiring national-level action, legal review, or management intervention.

Compliance, Reporting, and Accountability

• Ensure compliance with Compact requirements, applicable national laws and regulations, approved project procedures, procurement rules, safeguards obligations, financial management requirements, and all approved procedures applicable to Infrastructure Maintenance Fund programming and expenditure.
• Prepare and submit, in coordination with DTC&I and PMU, annual performance reports, annual financial report inputs, quarterly infrastructure reports, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund progress updates, project status updates, and any other reports required by the National Government, JEMCO, or funding partners.
• Maintain complete, current, and auditable records of project activities, contracts, expenditures, correspondence, approvals, and implementation decisions.
• Support financial reviews, management reviews, audits, and verification exercises by ensuring that required documentation and explanations are available in a timely manner.
• Provide accurate and timely portfolio-level updates to national and state leadership on implementation progress, disbursement status, maintenance performance, risk issues, and corrective actions.

Stakeholder Coordination and Communications

• Serve as the principal project coordination focal point for infrastructure implementation in Kosrae State between DTC&I, PMU, Kosrae State Government, implementing agencies, consultants, contractors, and community stakeholders.
• Conduct and support stakeholder consultations during project preparation, design, procurement, implementation, and handover phases.
• Provide periodic project status briefings and updates to national and state leadership and assist with the preparation of communication materials, presentations, and issue notes as required.
• Act as technical advisor or support focal point to relevant state-level planning and implementation coordination bodies, including infrastructure planning and implementation committees or equivalent forums.
• Promote practical problem-solving and timely resolution of institutional, logistical, and community-related issues affecting project delivery.

Development Partner, Compact, and Multi-Program Coordination

• Provide technical coordination for Compact-funded infrastructure projects, the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program, and World Bank, Asian Development Bank, U.S. federal, and other development partner-funded infrastructure projects in Kosrae State, as assigned by DTC&I.
• Ensure alignment and complementarity between Compact-funded investments, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities, and development partner-funded infrastructure activities occurring within the State.
• Coordinate with donor missions, technical support teams, review missions, project consultants, and relevant national and state maintenance stakeholders on implementation status, documentation, and follow-up actions.
• Assist the National Government in identifying cross-project dependencies, sequencing issues, co-financing opportunities, asset maintenance priorities, and institutional overlaps affecting infrastructure delivery in Kosrae State.

Team Leadership and Capacity Building

• Supervise, mentor, and guide PMO staff and consultants and promote a disciplined, transparent, and accountable office culture.
• Strengthen local capacity in project management, procurement, contract administration, progress monitoring, reporting, and construction oversight.
• Develop and standardize templates, reporting tools, tracking systems, and working procedures for use within the Kosrae PMO as guided by DTCI through the Project Management Unit.
• Identify staffing, training, and systems gaps and recommend measures to strengthen the long-term capability of the office and associated state-level implementation arrangements.

5.0 Mandatory Skills, Knowledge, and Competencies

Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution.

Experience

• A minimum of seven years of progressively responsible experience in infrastructure project management, including supervision of design, procurement, construction, and contract administration activities.
• Demonstrated experience in public sector infrastructure programs and donor-funded or grant-funded projects is highly desirable.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating multiple stakeholders, including government agencies, consultants, contractors, communities, and funding partners.
• Strong knowledge of project planning, budgeting, procurement, contract administration, financial oversight, and performance reporting requirements.

Skills

• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and practical familiarity with project scheduling and project controls tools.
• Ability to manage a multidisciplinary project portfolio and to work effectively in a geographically dispersed implementation environment.
• Ability to identify risks early, prioritize actions, and maintain disciplined follow-through on implementation matters.

NB: Any element of Conflict of Interest, “real or apparent” presented by a candidate, will disqualify the candidate for consideration for the position.

6.0 Desirable Skills, Knowledge, and Competencies

Qualifications

• A postgraduate qualification in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, Infrastructure Management, or a related field would be an advantage.
• Professional licensure as a Professional Engineer in Civil or Structural Engineering

Experience

• Previous experience as a Program Manager, Project Manager, PMO Head, Resident Engineer, or similar leadership role in a government infrastructure or public works agency.
• Experience working in FSM or the wider Pacific region.
• Experience with Compact-funded infrastructure, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, or other externally financed project delivery systems.
• Experience in climate-resilient infrastructure, island logistics management, and community-facing project delivery would be beneficial.

Skills

• Strong leadership and staff development ability.
• Good negotiation and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to present concise management briefings and produce high-quality analytical reports.
• Commitment to transparency, respectability, ethics, accountability, and orderly public sector administration.

7.0 Duration

The position shall be for an initial period of one year and may be renewed subject to satisfactory performance, continued operational need, availability of funding, and approval by the Government.

The engagement shall be on a full-time basis under a special service or equivalent contract arrangement determined by the Department.

8.0 Duty Station and Travel

The position shall be based in Kosrae State. Regular travel within Kosrae State and periodic travel to other locations in FSM may be required in connection with project meetings, inspections, coordination activities, training, and reporting obligations.

The position is expected to be office- and field-based and shall not be treated as a remote assignment.

9.0 Reporting Requirements

The Head of the Kosrae Project Management Office shall report to the Program Director of the PMU. The postholder shall be guided by the Program Management Unit and shall be responsible for maintaining timely communication with national leadership, state authorities, oversight bodies, and funding partners on matters relating to assigned infrastructure projects and the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program in Kosrae State.

The Head of the Kosrae PMO shall be responsible for timely preparation and submission of such reports, briefs, implementation updates, maintenance program updates, risk summaries, quarterly reports, annual reports, procurement updates, and other deliverables as may be required by DTC&I, the Program Management Unit, the National Government, JEMCO processes, and relevant development partners.

10.0 Performance Evaluation

Performance shall be evaluated annually by the Secretary of DTC&I, prepared by the Program Director, Program Management Unit and other authorized stakeholders, having regard to matters including:

• Timeliness and quality of project programming inputs, reports, and submissions;
• Project implementation progress, disbursement performance, and effectiveness of issue resolution;
• Compliance with procurement, financial management, safeguards, and reporting requirements;
• Quality of coordination with national and state stakeholders, consultants, contractors, and development partners;
• Strengthening of PMO systems, staff performance, and institutional capacity within the office.
• Professionalism and Ethics;

11.0 Authority and Accountability

The Head of the PMO is authorized to coordinate directly with State agencies, contractors, consultants, communities, and development partners on matters related to assigned infrastructure projects in Kosrae State.

All major contractual, financial, procurement, and policy decisions shall remain subject to the authority and approval of DTC&I and the National Government in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and approved procedures.

Salary: A Salary range from $65,000 per annum depending upon the qualifications of the applicant.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

Department of TC&I                               Office of Personnel

P.O.Box Ps-2                                                    P.O. Box PS-35

Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941                           Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941

Email: tcipmu@tci.gov.fm                            Email: personnel@personnel.gov.fm

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today August 18, 2026 until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) seeks well-qualified individuals to fill the position of Project Management Office Project Manager with the FSM National Government, within the Department of Transportation, Communication, and Infrastructure – Project Management Office (DoTC&I–PMU). This position will be based in Yap State.

Duties & Responsibilities:
1.0 Introduction
The Federated States of Micronesia is implementing an expanding portfolio of infrastructure investments across the transport, maritime, aviation, roads, public buildings, utilities, climate resilience, and related sectors. Many of these projects are financed through the U.S. Compact of Free Association and other external funding arrangements and require disciplined project preparation, procurement, implementation oversight, contract administration, and reporting at both national and state levels. In addition to capital infrastructure projects, the Compact framework also includes the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (IMF) program, which requires structured planning, programming, monitoring, reporting, and coordination to ensure that maintenance resources are used effectively to protect public assets and sustain serviceability over time.

The Department of Transportation, Communications and Infrastructure, through the Program Management Unit, is responsible for national coordination of Compact infrastructure programming and for supporting compliant and effective delivery of major infrastructure projects. Within this framework, the Yap Project Management Office serves as the principal state-level implementation and coordination mechanism for Compact-funded and other externally financed infrastructure projects in Yap State and shall also provide leadership and oversight for implementation of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact within the State, in coordination with national systems and approved maintenance programming arrangements.

To strengthen execution, fiduciary discipline, stakeholder coordination, and performance reporting of infrastructure projects in the State, the Department seeks to engage a qualified Head of the Project Management Office. The position is intended to provide strategic leadership, technical and commercial oversight, day-to-day delivery management, and high-level coordination between the National Government, Yap State Government, consultants, contractors, communities, and development partners, while also ensuring effective planning and oversight of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact.

The position shall be based in Yap State and shall report to DTC&I, while being guided by the Program Management Unit Program Director, relevant national agencies, Yap State authorities, the Office of Compact Management, the Department of Finance and Administration, and development partners involved in infrastructure delivery and maintenance programming.

2.0 Background

The Federated States of Micronesia comprises four states dispersed across a vast area of the North Pacific. This geographic dispersion creates unusual infrastructure management challenges, including high mobilization costs, remoteness of project sites, fragmented logistics chains, limited contractor markets, weather and climate vulnerability, and the need for close coordination between national institutions and state-level implementing entities. In Yap State, these challenges are compounded by the importance of protecting strategic transport, public service, and community assets while maintaining continuity of works in difficult operational conditions.

The Department of Transportation, Communications and Infrastructure is responsible for coordinating the national infrastructure development program and for supporting implementation of infrastructure projects financed under the Compact of Free Association and other external assistance frameworks. Infrastructure projects are programmed through the Infrastructure Development Plan and the Annual Implementation Plan and are subject to Compact governance, financial management, procurement, and reporting requirements. The Program Management Unit within DTC&I provides national-level coordination, systems oversight, reporting support, and implementation guidance. The Compact framework also provides for maintenance-related funding through the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program, which requires disciplined prioritization, programming, documentation, and monitoring to ensure that completed and existing public infrastructure assets remain functional and serviceable.

To strengthen state-level implementation and improve oversight of projects in Yap State, DTC&I has established a dedicated Yap Project Management Office. The Yap PMO is intended to function as the principal delivery, coordination, and project control office for infrastructure projects within the State, while remaining fully aligned with national systems, Compact requirements, approved budgets, and reporting obligations. The office is expected to lead state-level project planning, implementation management, contract administration support, progress monitoring, stakeholder communication, and risk escalation in relation to all infrastructure projects assigned to it, and to provide leadership, programming oversight, and performance monitoring for Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities undertaken in Yap State.

The Head of the Yap PMO is therefore required to provide strong leadership over the office and to ensure that infrastructure projects and Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities in Yap State are properly planned, appraised, programmed, procured, implemented, supervised, documented, monitored, and reported. The role requires the ability to work across technical, commercial, fiduciary, and institutional boundaries and to translate national policy and Compact compliance requirements into disciplined project delivery and infrastructure maintenance management at state level.

3.0 Objectives of Assignment
The purpose of the position is to provide strategic leadership, technical oversight, implementation control, and institutional management for the Yap Project Management Office so as to ensure effective planning, procurement, delivery, monitoring, compliance, and reporting of Compact-funded and other externally financed infrastructure projects in Yap State, together with leadership and oversight of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact as it applies within the State. Sub-objectives of the assignment include:

• Ensuring that infrastructure projects and Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities in Yap State are aligned with the Infrastructure Development Plan, Annual Implementation Plan, approved funding allocations, maintenance priorities, and national and state priorities;
• Providing high-level project and program management support across the full project life cycle, from concept development and readiness through design, procurement, construction, commissioning, defects management, maintenance planning, and closeout;
• Strengthening project control, maintenance programming, contract administration, reporting, record-keeping, and fiduciary practices within the Yap PMO;
• Improving coordination between DTC&I, the Program Management Unit, Yap State Government, implementing agencies, communities, consultants, contractors, maintenance personnel, and development partners;
• Ensuring timely identification and escalation of delivery constraints, maintenance backlogs, contract risks, safeguards issues, financial bottlenecks, and institutional obstacles affecting project execution and asset upkeep;
• Building sustainable local capacity in project management, maintenance planning, procurement, construction oversight, contract management, and performance reporting within the Yap PMO and related state-level institutions.

4.0 Key Tasks and Duties

Program Leadership and Office Management

• Provide overall leadership, management, and direction to the Yap Project Management Office and supervise PMO staff, consultants, and other personnel assigned to the office, including in relation to the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program.
• Prepare and manage the annual PMO work plan, operating budget, staffing plan, reporting calendar(Quarterly and Monthly Reports), and implementation priorities.
• Ensure that the PMO operates in accordance with DTC&I policy, Compact requirements, approved procedures, and sound project management practice.
• Establish office systems for document control, file management, risk tracking, schedule management, reporting, and decision follow-up.
• Advise the Secretary of DTC&I through the Program Management Unit on the performance, needs, constraints, and priorities of the Yap infrastructure portfolio and the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program within the State.

Project Planning and Programming

• Lead preparation and refinement of project proposals for inclusion in the Annual Implementation Plan and related programming submissions requiring national review or JEMCO concurrence, and support preparation and prioritization of Infrastructure Maintenance Fund programming submissions and maintenance plans for Yap State.
• Use the FSM Infrastructure Development Plan and other approved planning instruments to identify, prioritize, appraise, and sequence projects for implementation in Yap State.
• Ensure that proposed projects are technically sound, financially feasible, sufficiently prepared, and aligned with national and state development priorities.
• Coordinate project readiness activities, including concept development, feasibility work, site data collection, design brief development, cost estimation, land and stakeholder coordination, and implementation planning.
• Prepare annual and multi-year implementation schedules, cash flow forecasts, procurement schedules, maintenance plans, and budget projections for the Yap project portfolio and associated Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities.

Project Management and Delivery Oversight

• Oversee and manage the full life cycle of all Compact-funded and other assigned infrastructure projects in Yap State, including feasibility, design, procurement, construction supervision, commissioning, defects management, and closeout, and provide leadership and oversight for implementation of approved Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities and maintenance work programs within the State.
• Review and manage the performance of consultants, contractors, suppliers, supervising entities, and implementing partners engaged on infrastructure projects in Yap State.
• Monitor project timelines, budgets, physical progress, risks, quality issues, contractual matters, maintenance performance, and key performance indicators and take or recommend corrective action where required.
• Ensure that implementation activities are coordinated with utility providers, regulators, landholders, local communities, and other affected stakeholders as necessary for smooth project execution.
• Attend and lead project meetings, progress reviews, technical coordination sessions, site inspections, and management briefings as required to maintain project momentum and accountability.

Procurement and Contract Administration

• Support procurement planning for consulting services, goods, works, and technical assistance packages and ensure that procurement activities are sequenced in a realistic and implementable manner.
• Review bidding documents, requests for proposals, terms of reference, technical specifications, evaluation documentation, and contract award recommendations in coordination with DTC&I and PMU.
• Assist in contract administration matters including notices, payment certifications, variations, extensions of time, claims coordination, securities, insurances, defects management, and contract closeout documentation.
• Maintain contract registers, procurement tracking tools, and records of contractual obligations, deliverables, and key dates.
• Identify procurement or contract bottlenecks and escalate issues requiring national-level action, legal review, or management intervention.

Compliance, Reporting, and Accountability

• Ensure compliance with Compact requirements, applicable national laws and regulations, approved project procedures, procurement rules, safeguards obligations, financial management requirements, and all approved procedures applicable to Infrastructure Maintenance Fund programming and expenditure.
• Prepare and submit, in coordination with DTC&I and PMU, annual performance reports, annual financial report inputs, quarterly infrastructure reports, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund progress updates, project status updates, and any other reports required by the National Government, JEMCO, or funding partners.
• Maintain complete, current, and auditable records of project activities, contracts, expenditures, correspondence, approvals, and implementation decisions.
• Support financial reviews, management reviews, audits, and verification exercises by ensuring that required documentation and explanations are available in a timely manner.
• Provide accurate and timely portfolio-level updates to national and state leadership on implementation progress, disbursement status, maintenance performance, risk issues, and corrective actions.

Stakeholder Coordination and Communications

• Serve as the principal project coordination focal point for infrastructure implementation in Yap State between DTC&I, PMU, Yap State Government, implementing agencies, consultants, contractors, and community stakeholders.
• Conduct and support stakeholder consultations during project preparation, design, procurement, implementation, and handover phases.
• Provide periodic project status briefings and updates to national and state leadership and assist with the preparation of communication materials, presentations, and issue notes as required.
• Act as technical advisor or support focal point to relevant state-level planning and implementation coordination bodies, including infrastructure planning and implementation committees or equivalent forums.
• Promote practical problem-solving and timely resolution of institutional, logistical, and community-related issues affecting project delivery.

Development Partner, Compact, and Multi-Program Coordination

• Provide technical coordination for Compact-funded infrastructure projects, the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program, and World Bank, Asian Development Bank, U.S. federal, and other development partner-funded infrastructure projects in Yap State, as assigned by DTC&I.
• Ensure alignment and complementarity between Compact-funded investments, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities, and development partner-funded infrastructure activities occurring within the State.
• Coordinate with donor missions, technical support teams, review missions, project consultants, and relevant national and state maintenance stakeholders on implementation status, documentation, and follow-up actions.
• Assist the National Government in identifying cross-project dependencies, sequencing issues, co-financing opportunities, asset maintenance priorities, and institutional overlaps affecting infrastructure delivery in Yap State.

Team Leadership and Capacity Building

• Supervise, mentor, and guide PMO staff and consultants and promote a disciplined, transparent, and accountable office culture.
• Strengthen local capacity in project management, procurement, contract administration, progress monitoring, reporting, and construction oversight.
• Develop and standardize templates, reporting tools, tracking systems, and working procedures for use within the Yap PMO as guided by DTCI through the Project Management Unit.
• Identify staffing, training, and systems gaps and recommend measures to strengthen the long-term capability of the office and associated state-level implementation arrangements.

5.0 Mandatory Skills, Knowledge, and Competencies

Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution.

Experience

• A minimum of seven years of progressively responsible experience in infrastructure project management, including supervision of design, procurement, construction, and contract administration activities.
• Demonstrated experience in public sector infrastructure programs and donor-funded or grant-funded projects is highly desirable.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating multiple stakeholders, including government agencies, consultants, contractors, communities, and funding partners.
• Strong knowledge of project planning, budgeting, procurement, contract administration, financial oversight, and performance reporting requirements.

Skills

• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and practical familiarity with project scheduling and project controls tools.
• Ability to manage a multidisciplinary project portfolio and to work effectively in a geographically dispersed implementation environment.
• Ability to identify risks early, prioritize actions, and maintain disciplined follow-through on implementation matters.

NB: Any element of Conflict of Interest, “real or apparent” presented by a candidate, will disqualify the candidate for consideration for the position.

6.0 Desirable Skills, Knowledge, and Competencies

Qualifications

• A postgraduate qualification in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, Infrastructure Management, or a related field would be an advantage.
• Professional licensure as a Professional Engineer in Civil or Structural Engineering

Experience

• Previous experience as a Program Manager, Project Manager, PMO Head, Resident Engineer, or similar leadership role in a government infrastructure or public works agency.
• Experience working in FSM or the wider Pacific region.
• Experience with Compact-funded infrastructure, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, or other externally financed project delivery systems.
• Experience in climate-resilient infrastructure, island logistics management, and community-facing project delivery would be beneficial.

Skills

• Strong leadership and staff development ability.
• Good negotiation and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to present concise management briefings and produce high-quality analytical reports.
• Commitment to transparency, respectability, ethics, accountability, and orderly public sector administration.

7.0 Duration

The position shall be for an initial period of one year and may be renewed subject to satisfactory performance, continued operational need, availability of funding, and approval by the Government.

The engagement shall be on a full-time basis under a special service or equivalent contract arrangement determined by the Department.

8.0 Duty Station and Travel

The position shall be based in Yap State. Regular travel within Yap State and periodic travel to other locations in FSM may be required in connection with project meetings, inspections, coordination activities, training, and reporting obligations.

The position is expected to be office- and field-based and shall not be treated as a remote assignment.

9.0 Reporting Requirements

The Head of the Yap Project Management Office shall report to the Program Director of the PMU. The postholder shall be guided by the Program Management Unit and shall be responsible for maintaining timely communication with national leadership, state authorities, oversight bodies, and funding partners on matters relating to assigned infrastructure projects and the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program in Yap State.

The Head of the Yap PMO shall be responsible for timely preparation and submission of such reports, briefs, implementation updates, maintenance program updates, risk summaries, quarterly reports, annual reports, procurement updates, and other deliverables as may be required by DTC&I, the Program Management Unit, the National Government, JEMCO processes, and relevant development partners.

10.0 Performance Evaluation

Performance shall be evaluated annually by the Secretary of DTC&I, prepared by the Program Director, Program Management Unit and other authorized stakeholders, having regard to matters including:

• Timeliness and quality of project programming inputs, reports, and submissions;
• Project implementation progress, disbursement performance, and effectiveness of issue resolution;
• Compliance with procurement, financial management, safeguards, and reporting requirements;
• Quality of coordination with national and state stakeholders, consultants, contractors, and development partners;
• Strengthening of PMO systems, staff performance, and institutional capacity within the office.
• Professionalism and Ethics;

11.0 Authority and Accountability

The Head of the PMO is authorized to coordinate directly with State agencies, contractors, consultants, communities, and development partners on matters related to assigned infrastructure projects in Yap State.

All major contractual, financial, procurement, and policy decisions shall remain subject to the authority and approval of DTC&I and the National Government in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and approved procedures.

Salary: A Salary range from $100,000 per annum depending upon the qualifications of the applicant.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

Department of TC&I                               Office of Personnel
P.O.Box Ps-2                                                    P.O. Box PS-35
Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941                           Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941
Email: tcipmu@tci.gov.fm                            Email: personnel@personnel.gov.fm

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today August 18, 2026 until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) seeks well-qualified individuals to fill the position of Project Management Office Program Manager with the FSM National Government, within the Department of Transportation, Communication, and Infrastructure – Project Management Office (DoTC&I–PMU). This position will be based in Chuuk State.

1.0 Introduction

The Federated States of Micronesia is implementing an expanding portfolio of infrastructure investments across the transport, maritime, aviation, roads, public buildings, utilities, climate resilience, and related sectors. Many of these projects are financed through the U.S. Compact of Free Association and other external funding arrangements and require disciplined project preparation, procurement, implementation oversight, contract administration, and reporting at both national and state levels. In addition to capital infrastructure projects, the Compact framework also includes the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (IMF) program, which requires structured planning, programming, monitoring, reporting, and coordination to ensure that maintenance resources are used effectively to protect public assets and sustain serviceability over time.

The Department of Transportation, Communications and Infrastructure, through the Program Management Unit, is responsible for national coordination of Compact infrastructure programming and for supporting compliant and effective delivery of major infrastructure projects. Within this framework, the Chuuk Project Management Office serves as the principal state-level implementation and coordination mechanism for Compact-funded and other externally financed infrastructure projects in Chuuk State and shall also provide leadership and oversight for implementation of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact within the State, in coordination with national systems and approved maintenance programming arrangements.

To strengthen execution, fiduciary discipline, stakeholder coordination, and performance reporting of infrastructure projects in the State, the Department seeks to engage a qualified Head of the Project Management Office. The position is intended to provide strategic leadership, technical and commercial oversight, day-to-day delivery management, and high-level coordination between the National Government, Chuuk State Government, consultants, contractors, communities, and development partners, while also ensuring effective planning and oversight of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact.

The position shall be based in Chuuk State and shall report to DTC&I, while being guided by the Program Management Unit Program Director, relevant national agencies, Chuuk State authorities, the Office of Compact Management, the Department of Finance and Administration, and development partners involved in infrastructure delivery and maintenance programming.

2.0 Background

The Federated States of Micronesia comprises four states dispersed across a vast area of the North Pacific. This geographic dispersion creates unusual infrastructure management challenges, including high mobilization costs, remoteness of project sites, fragmented logistics chains, limited contractor markets, weather and climate vulnerability, and the need for close coordination between national institutions and state-level implementing entities. In Chuuk State, these challenges are compounded by the importance of protecting strategic transport, public service, and community assets while maintaining continuity of works in difficult operational conditions.

The Department of Transportation, Communications and Infrastructure is responsible for coordinating the national infrastructure development program and for supporting implementation of infrastructure projects financed under the Compact of Free Association and other external assistance frameworks. Infrastructure projects are programmed through the Infrastructure Development Plan and the Annual Implementation Plan and are subject to Compact governance, financial management, procurement, and reporting requirements. The Program Management Unit within DTC&I provides national-level coordination, systems oversight, reporting support, and implementation guidance. The Compact framework also provides for maintenance-related funding through the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program, which requires disciplined prioritization, programming, documentation, and monitoring to ensure that completed and existing public infrastructure assets remain functional and serviceable.

To strengthen state-level implementation and improve oversight of projects in Chuuk State, DTC&I has established a dedicated Chuuk Project Management Office. The Chuuk PMO is intended to function as the principal delivery, coordination, and project control office for infrastructure projects within the State, while remaining fully aligned with national systems, Compact requirements, approved budgets, and reporting obligations. The office is expected to lead state-level project planning, implementation management, contract administration support, progress monitoring, stakeholder communication, and risk escalation in relation to all infrastructure projects assigned to it, and to provide leadership, programming oversight, and performance monitoring for Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities undertaken in Chuuk State.

The Head of the Chuuk PMO is therefore required to provide strong leadership over the office and to ensure that infrastructure projects and Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities in Chuuk State are properly planned, appraised, programmed, procured, implemented, supervised, documented, monitored, and reported. The role requires the ability to work across technical, commercial, fiduciary, and institutional boundaries and to translate national policy and Compact compliance requirements into disciplined project delivery and infrastructure maintenance management at state level.

3.0 Objectives of Assignment

The purpose of the position is to provide strategic leadership, technical oversight, implementation control, and institutional management for the Chuuk Project Management Office so as to ensure effective planning, procurement, delivery, monitoring, compliance, and reporting of Compact-funded and other externally financed infrastructure projects in Chuuk State, together with leadership and oversight of the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program under the Compact as it applies within the State. Sub-objectives of the assignment include:

• Ensuring that infrastructure projects and Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities in Chuuk State are aligned with the Infrastructure Development Plan, Annual Implementation Plan, approved funding allocations, maintenance priorities, and national and state priorities;
• Providing high-level project and program management support across the full project life cycle, from concept development and readiness through design, procurement, construction, commissioning, defects management, maintenance planning, and closeout;
• Strengthening project control, maintenance programming, contract administration, reporting, record-keeping, and fiduciary practices within the Chuuk PMO;
• Improving coordination between DTC&I, the Program Management Unit, Chuuk State Government, implementing agencies, communities, consultants, contractors, maintenance personnel, and development partners;
• Ensuring timely identification and escalation of delivery constraints, maintenance backlogs, contract risks, safeguards issues, financial bottlenecks, and institutional obstacles affecting project execution and asset upkeep;
• Building sustainable local capacity in project management, maintenance planning, procurement, construction oversight, contract management, and performance reporting within the Chuuk PMO and related state-level institutions.

4.0 Key Tasks and Duties

Program Leadership and Office Management

• Provide overall leadership, management, and direction to the Chuuk Project Management Office and supervise PMO staff, consultants, and other personnel assigned to the office, including in relation to the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program.
• Prepare and manage the annual PMO work plan, operating budget, staffing plan, reporting calendar(Quarterly and Monthly Reports), and implementation priorities.
• Ensure that the PMO operates in accordance with DTC&I policy, Compact requirements, approved procedures, and sound project management practice.
• Establish office systems for document control, file management, risk tracking, schedule management, reporting, and decision follow-up.
• Advise the Secretary of DTC&I through the Program Management Unit on the performance, needs, constraints, and priorities of the Chuuk infrastructure portfolio and the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program within the State.

Project Planning and Programming

• Lead preparation and refinement of project proposals for inclusion in the Annual Implementation Plan and related programming submissions requiring national review or JEMCO concurrence, and support preparation and prioritization of Infrastructure Maintenance Fund programming submissions and maintenance plans for Chuuk State.
• Use the FSM Infrastructure Development Plan and other approved planning instruments to identify, prioritize, appraise, and sequence projects for implementation in Chuuk State.
• Ensure that proposed projects are technically sound, financially feasible, sufficiently prepared, and aligned with national and state development priorities.
• Coordinate project readiness activities, including concept development, feasibility work, site data collection, design brief development, cost estimation, land and stakeholder coordination, and implementation planning.
• Prepare annual and multi-year implementation schedules, cash flow forecasts, procurement schedules, maintenance plans, and budget projections for the Chuuk project portfolio and associated Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities.

Project Management and Delivery Oversight

• Oversee and manage the full life cycle of all Compact-funded and other assigned infrastructure projects in Chuuk State, including feasibility, design, procurement, construction supervision, commissioning, defects management, and closeout, and provide leadership and oversight for implementation of approved Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities and maintenance work programs within the State.
• Review and manage the performance of consultants, contractors, suppliers, supervising entities, and implementing partners engaged on infrastructure projects in Chuuk State.
• Monitor project timelines, budgets, physical progress, risks, quality issues, contractual matters, maintenance performance, and key performance indicators and take or recommend corrective action where required.
• Ensure that implementation activities are coordinated with utility providers, regulators, landholders, local communities, and other affected stakeholders as necessary for smooth project execution.
• Attend and lead project meetings, progress reviews, technical coordination sessions, site inspections, and management briefings as required to maintain project momentum and accountability.

Procurement and Contract Administration

• Support procurement planning for consulting services, goods, works, and technical assistance packages and ensure that procurement activities are sequenced in a realistic and implementable manner.
• Review bidding documents, requests for proposals, terms of reference, technical specifications, evaluation documentation, and contract award recommendations in coordination with DTC&I and PMU.
• Assist in contract administration matters including notices, payment certifications, variations, extensions of time, claims coordination, securities, insurances, defects management, and contract closeout documentation.
• Maintain contract registers, procurement tracking tools, and records of contractual obligations, deliverables, and key dates.
• Identify procurement or contract bottlenecks and escalate issues requiring national-level action, legal review, or management intervention.

Compliance, Reporting, and Accountability

• Ensure compliance with Compact requirements, applicable national laws and regulations, approved project procedures, procurement rules, safeguards obligations, financial management requirements, and all approved procedures applicable to Infrastructure Maintenance Fund programming and expenditure.
• Prepare and submit, in coordination with DTC&I and PMU, annual performance reports, annual financial report inputs, quarterly infrastructure reports, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund progress updates, project status updates, and any other reports required by the National Government, JEMCO, or funding partners.
• Maintain complete, current, and auditable records of project activities, contracts, expenditures, correspondence, approvals, and implementation decisions.
• Support financial reviews, management reviews, audits, and verification exercises by ensuring that required documentation and explanations are available in a timely manner.
• Provide accurate and timely portfolio-level updates to national and state leadership on implementation progress, disbursement status, maintenance performance, risk issues, and corrective actions.

Stakeholder Coordination and Communications

• Serve as the principal project coordination focal point for infrastructure implementation in Chuuk State between DTC&I, PMU, Chuuk State Government, implementing agencies, consultants, contractors, and community stakeholders.
• Conduct and support stakeholder consultations during project preparation, design, procurement, implementation, and handover phases.
• Provide periodic project status briefings and updates to national and state leadership and assist with the preparation of communication materials, presentations, and issue notes as required.
• Act as technical advisor or support focal point to relevant state-level planning and implementation coordination bodies, including infrastructure planning and implementation committees or equivalent forums.
• Promote practical problem-solving and timely resolution of institutional, logistical, and community-related issues affecting project delivery.

Development Partner, Compact, and Multi-Program Coordination

• Provide technical coordination for Compact-funded infrastructure projects, the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program, and World Bank, Asian Development Bank, U.S. federal, and other development partner-funded infrastructure projects in Chuuk State, as assigned by DTC&I.
• Ensure alignment and complementarity between Compact-funded investments, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund activities, and development partner-funded infrastructure activities occurring within the State.
• Coordinate with donor missions, technical support teams, review missions, project consultants, and relevant national and state maintenance stakeholders on implementation status, documentation, and follow-up actions.
• Assist the National Government in identifying cross-project dependencies, sequencing issues, co-financing opportunities, asset maintenance priorities, and institutional overlaps affecting infrastructure delivery in Chuuk State.

Team Leadership and Capacity Building

• Supervise, mentor, and guide PMO staff and consultants and promote a disciplined, transparent, and accountable office culture.
• Strengthen local capacity in project management, procurement, contract administration, progress monitoring, reporting, and construction oversight.
• Develop and standardize templates, reporting tools, tracking systems, and working procedures for use within the Chuuk PMO as guided by DTCI through the Project Management Unit.
• Identify staffing, training, and systems gaps and recommend measures to strengthen the long-term capability of the office and associated state-level implementation arrangements.

5.0 Mandatory Skills, Knowledge, and Competencies

Qualifications

• A bachelor’s degree in Civil or Structural Engineering from an accredited institution.

Experience

• A minimum of seven years of progressively responsible experience in infrastructure project management, including supervision of design, procurement, construction, and contract administration activities.
• Demonstrated experience in public sector infrastructure programs and donor-funded or grant-funded projects is highly desirable.
• Demonstrated experience coordinating multiple stakeholders, including government agencies, consultants, contractors, communities, and funding partners.
• Strong knowledge of project planning, budgeting, procurement, contract administration, financial oversight, and performance reporting requirements.

Skills

• Strong written and verbal communication skills in English.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office and practical familiarity with project scheduling and project controls tools.
• Ability to manage a multidisciplinary project portfolio and to work effectively in a geographically dispersed implementation environment.
• Ability to identify risks early, prioritize actions, and maintain disciplined follow-through on implementation matters.

NB: Any element of Conflict of Interest, “real or apparent” presented by a candidate, will disqualify the candidate for consideration for the position.

6.0 Desirable Skills, Knowledge, and Competencies

Qualifications

• A postgraduate qualification in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, Infrastructure Management, or a related field would be an advantage.
• Professional licensure as a Professional Engineer in Civil or Structural Engineering

Experience

• Previous experience as a Program Manager, Project Manager, PMO Head, Resident Engineer, or similar leadership role in a government infrastructure or public works agency.
• Experience working in FSM or the wider Pacific region.
• Experience with Compact-funded infrastructure, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, or other externally financed project delivery systems.
• Experience in climate-resilient infrastructure, island logistics management, and community-facing project delivery would be beneficial.

Skills

• Strong leadership and staff development ability.
• Good negotiation and stakeholder management skills.
• Ability to present concise management briefings and produce high-quality analytical reports.
• Commitment to transparency, respectability, ethics, accountability, and orderly public sector administration.

7.0 Duration

The position shall be for an initial period of one year and may be renewed subject to satisfactory performance, continued operational need, availability of funding, and approval by the Government.

The engagement shall be on a full-time basis under a special service or equivalent contract arrangement determined by the Department.

8.0 Duty Station and Travel

The position shall be based in Chuuk State. Regular travel within Chuuk State and periodic travel to other locations in FSM may be required in connection with project meetings, inspections, coordination activities, training, and reporting obligations.

The position is expected to be office- and field-based and shall not be treated as a remote assignment.

9.0 Reporting Requirements

The Head of the Chuuk Project Management Office shall report to the Program Director of the PMU. The postholder shall be guided by the Program Management Unit and shall be responsible for maintaining timely communication with national leadership, state authorities, oversight bodies, and funding partners on matters relating to assigned infrastructure projects and the Infrastructure Maintenance Fund program in Chuuk State.

The Head of the Chuuk PMO shall be responsible for timely preparation and submission of such reports, briefs, implementation updates, maintenance program updates, risk summaries, quarterly reports, annual reports, procurement updates, and other deliverables as may be required by DTC&I, the Program Management Unit, the National Government, JEMCO processes, and relevant development partners.

10.0 Performance Evaluation

Performance shall be evaluated annually by the Secretary of DTC&I, prepared by the Program Director, Program Management Unit and other authorized stakeholders, having regard to matters including:

• Timeliness and quality of project programming inputs, reports, and submissions;
• Project implementation progress, disbursement performance, and effectiveness of issue resolution;
• Compliance with procurement, financial management, safeguards, and reporting requirements;
• Quality of coordination with national and state stakeholders, consultants, contractors, and development partners;
• Strengthening of PMO systems, staff performance, and institutional capacity within the office.
• Professionalism and Ethics;

11.0 Authority and Accountability

The Head of the PMO is authorized to coordinate directly with State agencies, contractors, consultants, communities, and development partners on matters related to assigned infrastructure projects in Chuuk State.

All major contractual, financial, procurement, and policy decisions shall remain subject to the authority and approval of DTC&I and the National Government in accordance with applicable laws, regulations, and approved procedures.

Salary: A Salary range from $150,000 per annum depending upon the qualifications of the applicant.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

Department of TC&I                               Office of Personnel

P.O.Box Ps-2                                                    P.O. Box PS-35

Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941                           Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941

Email: tcipmu@tci.gov.fm                            Email: personnel@personnel.gov.fm

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today August 18, 2026 until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesian (FSM) seeks well qualified individuals to fill the position of Financial Specialist, FSM National Government at the Department of Health and Social Affairs.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Develop and maintain filling system: organize ,update and manage filing systems and ledgers to efficiently track financial records and ensure they meet compliance standards; financial compliance and record keeping; oversee financial documentation and compliance with local, State, and Federal regulations, ensuring accurate and lawful record-keeping; supply and resource management; process requisition, track inventory, and maintain adequate supplies to support program needs consistently; preparation of Travel Authorization; prepare and coordinate travel authorization for National and State staff attending workshops, training , and conferences at local, National and International travels; logistics coordination for events; assist in logistical planning coordination for divisional programs, conference, and activities , ensuring  all necessary arrangements are made; timely contract processing; route contract through appropriate channels for review and approval, ensuring they are processed and executed in a timely manner; training on filing and financial tracking; provide training to team members on developing and maintaining filing system and ledgers to track fund utilization status daily; annual funding preparation; assist in preparing and submitting the annual funding application and required financial federal reports online; ledger and budget monitoring; regular monitor budget utilization and update ledgers to provide  real-time financial tracking and reporting; compliance with financial laws and policies; maintain adherence to all applicable financial law and policies, ensuring that financial practices are consistent with requirements; collaborating financial management support; support financial planning efforts, collaborating with team members to maintain accurate financial records and processes; administrative support; providing administrative and operational support across various tasks to enhance division performance; perform other duties as assigned.

Qualification Requirements:
Graduation from an accredited College or University with a Associate Degree in Accounting or Business Administration or related field plus at least three (3) years of financial administration work experience or related field.

Salary: A Salary of $575.38 biweekly plus $40 COLA.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today August 14, 2026 until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesian (FSM) seeks well qualified individuals to fill the position of Junior Economist, FSM National Government at the Department of Resources & Development.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Supporting Policy Research: Assisting in the collection, organization, and preliminary analysis of data related to the implementation of the 2011 Trade Policy recommendations and their impact on micro and macroeconomic indicators; Documentation and reporting: Drafting sections of the interim and final reports, including meeting minutes, summaries of consultation findings, and background papers based on research conducted; Stakeholder Engagement & Training Support: Utilizing their background in education to assist in the planning and execution of training sessions, consultations, and workshops. This includes preparing training materials, facilitating small group discussions, and assisting in the delivery of presentations to ensure clear communication of economic concepts to diverse audiences. Coordination: Supporting the planning and logistics for the National and State-Level consultations, validation workshops, and coordination meetings. Specific Technical Support (Under the guidance of the Lead Economist): i: Gap Analysis: Reviewing trade policy recommendations and identifying how they relate to State and National Strategic Development Plans, focusing on relevance, effectiveness, and impact. ii: Sector Analysis: Gathering data on economic sectors and helping identify new/future opportunities for growth and integration into regional value chains. iii: Best Practices Research: Conducting desk research on international best practices regarding trade constraints, trade facilitation committees, and public-private sector dialogue. Iv: Institutional Mapping: Assisting in mapping existing trade networks and identifying potential international and regional economic development institutions that the FSM could engage with. V: Reporting: Providing substantive drafting and editing support for the interim and final review reports. VI: Other duties: Performing any other duties in relation to the project, as specified in the Concept Paper, to support the Lead Economist and the Department.

Qualification Requirements:
Graduation from an accredited college or University with a Bachelor Degree in Economics, Business, International Trade, or a related field. A background in education (teaching, Curriculum Development, or Educational Policy) is highly desirable as it complements the communication and training aspects of the role. Two (2) years’ of professional experience. Recent graduates with internship experience in policy analysis, research, or data analysis are encouraged to apply. Strong analytical and research capabilities, with a willingness to learn new analytical tools and methodologies under the guidance of the Lead Economist.

Salary:

Based on the scope of work and training requirements of this role, a remuneration package of up to US$25,000 per annum may be offered, depending on the applicant’s qualifications and experience.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today  October 12, 2026 until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

It is the policy of the FSM Government that qualified FSM citizens is given first priority for employment consideration; with other Micronesian and U.S. citizens utilized in positions for which no qualified FSM citizens are available.

POSITION AND SALARY:
Climate Change Technical Advisor
PL-42/1
$1,177.58 + $40COLA = $1,217.58B/W

This is the minimum rate at step one of the grade.  Higher rates may be authorized in cases of hard-to-fill positions where it is appropriate to the qualification of the appointee.

LOCATION:
Department of Environment, Climate Change and Emergency Management (DECEM)
FSM National Government
Pohnpei, FSM 96941

DUTIES (ILLUSTRATION ONLY):
Provide advice on climate change matters; draft climate change statements for the Secretary and the President during national regional and international climate change meetings; able to fundraise and secure funds and assist in developing climate change projects; assist in the preparation of the national GHG inventory, vulnerability and adaptation assessment and preparation of national communications and other climate change reports; demonstrate ability to engage with stakeholders including government officials, scientific institutions, non-governmental organizations/civil society and private sector; Familiarity with international negotiations and possess under the UNFCCC; performs other duties as assigned.

Qualification Requirements:
Graduation from a recognized college or university with a degree in Environment Management or related field minimum of five years of work experience in environment or related work experience within the FSM or the region.

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is seeking a highly qualified and motivated individual to fill the position of Forest Stewardship Coordinator in Chuuk State with the Department of Resources and Development, FSM National Government.

Duties & Responsibilities:
Coordinate the implementation of the Project in a timely manner and be responsible for its financial, administrative, and technical oversight; prepare and submit detailed work plan; identify forest users and land owners for sustainable land development; provide technical Assistance to Landowners; educate private forest landowners and others on forests and active forest management; conduct outreach related to the program and to active forest managements in general and produce and disseminate awareness materials to local communities, NGOs and interested individuals; connect landowners with resources vital to helping them manage their land. Begin planning for Phase Two funding to improve nurseries on at least 5 islands (Weno, Tonoas, Fefen, Udot, and Eot) to produce tree seedlings and tree planting material; propagate and out plant or distribute to farmers and landowners for out planting, at least 5,000 seedlings of native, fruit, economic and indigenous trees; follow up to observe survival and growth wherever possible; collaborate with local farmers, leaders and forest users and NGOs in promoting agro-forestry system through awareness outreaches to identify the different climate-resilient crop varieties that can be considered for propagation; plan to proceed with Phase Two funding to planting of identified priority crops; breadfruit, citrus, other available fruit trees in Chuuk and with climate-resistant varieties can be obtained from outside partners; work with the sister States Agriculture Offices and FSM R&D for new technologies and methodologies for food security, agro-forestry and food production for pilot projects; facilitate long-term forest Planning: (This serves as the foundation for engaging forest landowners in a plan that address individual landowner objectives while adhering to National and State plan guidelines) Plans should include: Landowners’ and plan writers contact information; the property identification and location information Clearly state landowner goals and objectives; current forest stand conditions which could include past management activities; detailed recommended practices; and a detailed map of the property; spatial data are not required but encouraged to determine if plan is within a federal investment area; additional elements such as riparian zones, T&E and wetlands could be addressed if warranted; organize and manage meetings, including appointments with stakeholders/consultations, logistical arrangements and providing recording secretary support. Establish Chuuk State Forest Stewardship Coordinating Committee; manage the logistics and coordinate the activities/events, record and disseminate the outputs of technical and other working groups that may be formed in support of the various project deliverables; Other Forest stewardship activities as assigned.

Qualification Requirements:
Graduation from an accredited college or university with a Bachelor’s Degree in Forestry, Natural Resources Management, Environmental Science, Agriculture, Agroforestry, Conservation, or a closely related field, plus three (3) years of progressively responsible professional experience in forestry, natural resource management, agroforestry, conservation, agriculture, community development, or related areas.

Salary: A salary of $800 biweekly depending upon the qualifications of the applicant.

To Apply: Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today  until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is seeking well-qualified individuals to fill two positions of On-Site Inspector with the FSM National Government, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (IMF) Program in Chuuk.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Assist Engineers and Inspectors in monitoring, inspecting and directing construction activities, and supervising Contractors
• Develop and implement quality assurance and field inspection plans on assigned projects
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualification Requirements:

Graduate from an accredited college or University with a Certificate in related field plus five (5) years of work experience in related field.

Salary:
A Salary of $18,000 per annum depending upon the qualifications of the applicant.

To Apply:
Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

Department of TC&I                           Office of Personnel

P.O.Box Ps-2                                                    P.O. Box PS-35

Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941                               Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941

Email: pmu@tci.gov.fm/tci@tci.gov.fm       Email: personnel@personnel.gov.fm

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Government of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is seeking well-qualified individuals to fill the position of Fiscal Officer for the FSM National Government, Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (IMF) Program in Chuuk.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Responsible for overseeing the financial operation of the Program
• Prepare monthly Quarterly and Annual Financial Report
• Review monthly progress invoices submitted by contractors/consultants and ensure complete documentation before submission for approval.
• Review change orders for contract extension and ensure complete documentation before submission for approval
• Assist in the procurement of supplies, materials, equipment etc. for the accounting system for the office
• Establish material control procedure
• Prepare annual budget for the Fiscal Year in consultation with the management for submission to the Budget Review Committee, after approval by IPIC
• Attend BRC and legislative hearings related to budget
• Collaborate with State and National Government stakeholders and counterparts regarding the financial reports
• Perform other duties as assigned

Qualification Requirements:
Graduate from an accredited college or university with a Degree in Accounting or related field plus two (2) years of work experience in related field.

Salary:
A Salary of $35,000 per annum depending upon the qualifications of the applicant.

To Apply:
Submit resume or application by mail to the following addresses:

Department of TC&I                           Office of Personnel

P.O.Box Ps-2                                                    P.O. Box PS-35

Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941                           Palikir, Pohnpei FM 96941

Email: tci@tci.gov.fm /pmu@tci.gov.fm    Email: personnel@personnel.gov.fm

The Office of Personnel will be accepting application/resume from today until filled.

THE FSM AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER