Multiple vacancies

OVERVIEWAllied Talent Partners (ATP), a Three Cairns Group initiative, is a mission-driven, not-for-profit talent marketplace focused on addressing human capital challenges that slow sustainable development efforts in emerging economies, with an initial focus on Africa.ATP connects vetted, experienced and context-relevant professionals to high-impact opportunities in energy access and sustainable development. The organisation specialises in fixed-term, deliverable-driven engagements, supporting project scoping, talent vetting and matching, contracting, payroll and compliance.ATP invites applications from highly qualified and experienced professionals to fill two positions under the Malawi Trade and Investment Programme (MTIP), Energy Access Programme, implemented as part of Mission 300.The available opportunities are in Finance and Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL). Successful candidates will provide technical expertise to support energy access interventions, strengthen programme delivery, improve financial sustainability, and promote evidence-based decision-making.JOB TYPE: Fixed-Term, Deliverable-Driven Consultancy EngagementsCONTRACT DURATION: Twelve (12) months for each positionAPPLICATION DEADLINE: Sunday, 15th November 2026LOCATION: Malawi1. POSITION: FINANCE EXPERTProgramme: Energy Access Programme – Mission 300Number of Positions: One (1)Reports to: Team LeaderJOB SUMMARYThe Finance Expert will provide strategic financial advice and technical support to an energy access programme in Malawi under Mission 300.The role involves developing financing strategies and financial frameworks, analysing and structuring programme priorities, assessing funding gaps and financial sustainability, and advising on appropriate financing mechanisms.The successful candidate will also engage government institutions, development partners and financial stakeholders to align financing approaches and support investment mobilisation.KEY REQUIREMENTSAcademic and Professional ExperienceApplicants must possess:At least ten (10) years of progressively responsible experience in energy finance, infrastructure finance, or financial advisory.Demonstrated experience in financial structuring and analysis of energy or infrastructure projects and programmes.Experience advising on financing strategies within donor-funded or multi-partner programmes.Proven experience working with government institutions, development partners and financial stakeholders.TECHNICAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCIESThe ideal candidate should demonstrate:Strong expertise in financial analysis, cost modelling and financial structuring.Understanding of energy sector financing approaches, including public funding, private-sector participation and blended finance.Ability to assess the financial viability, sustainability and affordability of programme interventions.Familiarity with energy access sector dynamics and financing constraints in emerging markets.PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES AND SKILLSThe successful candidate should demonstrate:Strong strategic thinking and problem-solving capabilities.Ability to translate financial analysis into clear strategic recommendations.Effective stakeholder engagement and advisory skills.Strong communication and reporting capabilities.DUTIES AND KEY RESPONSIBILITIES1. Financing Strategy and Framework DevelopmentLead the development of financing strategies, financial frameworks and approaches to support the delivery and scaling of energy access interventions.Recommend appropriate financing models to support sustainable programme implementation.Support the development of strategies that attract and mobilise capital for energy access priorities.2. Financial Analysis and StructuringLead financial analysis and structuring of programme priorities.Assess programme costs, financial risks and funding gaps.Evaluate the financial sustainability and viability of proposed interventions.Assess the affordability of programme activities and financing options.3. Financing Mechanisms and Advisory SupportProvide strategic advisory support on financing mechanisms, including public funding, private-sector participation and blended finance approaches.Identify suitable financing structures to support energy access interventions.Advise on approaches that can improve the financial sustainability and scalability of programme activities.4. Stakeholder Engagement and Investment MobilisationSupport engagement with government institutions, development partners and financial stakeholders.Help align financing approaches among relevant programme stakeholders.Support investment mobilisation efforts to accelerate energy access outcomes.Provide financial insights to inform discussions and decision-making.5. Capacity Building and Institutional StrengtheningAdvise counterparts on financial planning and structuring approaches.Support the development of sustainable funding models.Strengthen institutional capacity to plan, assess and manage financing for energy access interventions.