Job Overview
The Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan, is hiring an Advisor Transactions on a contract basis for the year 2026. This senior role, classified as Grade T-3, is central to steering the privatisation lifecycle of state-owned entities, from initial asset onboarding through to transaction closure.
The Advisor Transactions will provide strategic leadership across the entire privatisation process, ensuring that all due diligence—legal, financial, technical, and operational—is thorough and investor-ready.
This involves supervising transaction advisors, legal counsel, technical consultants, and valuers, while also leading transaction structuring and approving strategies.
The role requires direct engagement with domestic and international investors to gauge market appetite and optimize outcomes, as well as reviewing and clearing critical documents such as EOIs, RFPs, bidding packages, SPAs/JVAs, and Cabinet summaries.
The Advisor will also liaise with line ministries, regulators, SOEs, and oversight bodies to resolve bottlenecks and ensure inter-institutional alignment, making this a pivotal position for cross-government coordination.
Candidates with a background in the power sector, transaction advisory, NEPRA regulatory affairs, electricity distribution (DISCOs), mergers & acquisitions (M&A), or power sector reform will find this role particularly suited to their expertise.
The Privatisation Commission values international qualifications and experience, as well as recent experience in similar-level positions in other organizations.
This contract role is ideal for a seasoned professional looking to apply their strategic and transactional skills to Pakistan's privatisation program, contributing directly to national economic policy and reform initiatives.
Eligibility and Qualification
The eligibility criteria for the Advisor Transactions role are designed to attract senior professionals with a strong mix of academic credentials and practical experience in complex transactions, particularly within the energy and infrastructure sectors.
- Masters in Business Administration, Economics, Finance or related field from an HEC-recognised university, OR professional certifications such as CPA, FCMA, FCA, FCCA, CIMA, or CFA.
- Maximum age limit is 62 years.
Responsibilities
- Provide strategic leadership for the end-to-end privatisation lifecycle of assigned entities, from asset onboarding to transaction closure, in line with Cabinet-approved policies and timelines.
- Oversee and validate comprehensive due diligence (legal, financial, technical, and operational), ensuring accuracy, integrity, and investor readiness of all transaction inputs.
- Supervise and guide transaction advisors, legal counsel, technical consultants, and valuers, ensuring quality, accountability, and compliance with Commission standards.
- Lead transaction structuring, approve transaction strategies, and engage with domestic and international investors to assess market appetite and optimize outcomes.
- Monitor transaction progress through dashboards and management reports, providing strategic guidance and timely updates to senior leadership.
- Perform any other duties assigned by the competent authority from time to time.
How to Apply
- Visit the official National Job Portal (NJP) website at to access the application page for the Advisor Transactions position.
- Click on the 'Login to Apply' button and log in with your credentials. If you are a new user, you will need to register on the portal first.
- Complete the online application form with accurate personal, educational, and professional details, ensuring all information matches your supporting documents.
- Review your application thoroughly before submission to avoid any errors or omissions.
- Submit your application of August 20, 2026. Late or incomplete applications may not be considered.
Important Instructions
- Government employees may be required to submit a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from their current department at the time of application or interview.
- Keep a copy of your submitted application and any challan or fee receipt, if applicable, for your records.