Organisation Review of the Tuvalu OAG Adviser

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**About the Role**

- **Contract duration 3 months, with the option to extend for an additional month**
- **Remote, work from home position, with in-country inputs in Tuvalu**

As part of Te Ao, this role supports the Tuvalu Office of the Auditor General (OAG) to deliver key reform initiatives under the Government’s Public Financial Management (PFM) Roadmap. The position will provide strategic, operational, and capacity-building support to strengthen the OAG, including establishing a new Compliance Audit Unit to enhance accountability, transparency, and good governance across government entities, donor-funded projects, and state-owned corporations.

Working closely with OAG leadership, the role will also lead a comprehensive review of the organisation’s structure, staffing levels, and institutional capacity to ensure alignment with its legislative mandate and evolving functions across financial, compliance, performance audits, and inquiries. This includes developing a fit-for-purpose organisational model suited to a small Pacific audit institution and delivering a practical roadmap to implement reforms that strengthen the OAG’s financial, administrative, and operational independence.

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**About You**

This role requires a highly experienced audit professional with post-graduate qualifications in Public Auditing, Accounting, or a related field, and 8–10 years’ experience in public financial and compliance auditing within government settings. You bring a strong track record of working in complex audit environments, with the ability to provide strategic, practical advice to senior government officials and stakeholders.You have experience operating in multi-donor environments and understand the application of public auditing principles across different systems and priorities.

Experience in public sector auditing with strong financial and compliance auditing expertise is highly desirable, as is prior experience working in the Pacific, with an understanding of the unique challenges and risks facing small audit institutions.