Ministry of Privatisation Commission Pakistan Jobs 2026 — Consultants (Advisors, Chiefs & Specialists)

Ministry of Privatisation – Privatisation Commission, Government of Pakistan

Consultants (Advisors, Chiefs & Specialists) — Islamabad | Contract (initially three years)

The Privatisation Commission invites applications from qualified and experienced professionals to join a high-impact national programme that steers transactions, restructurings and reforms of state-owned enterprises. These are senior and mid-career consulting roles on a project contract, offering the chance to shape market-driven solutions, strengthen governance, and accelerate investment in strategic sectors. The Commission is seeking advisors, chiefs and subject specialists across finance, law, information technology, human resources, strategy, media, power and transactions. Pakistan nationals who meet the required expertise and are passionate about public-sector transformation are welcome to apply.

Positions, Scales & No. of Posts (from the official notice)

Appointments are on a contract basis (initially for three years). Scale refers to the project pay scale indicated in the advertisement.

Advisors (02)

Chiefs (04)

Consultants (16)

ℹ️ The advertisement specifies 22 total posts. The breakdown above reflects every position visible on the public notice; any remaining consultant posts are listed on the official portals in the detailed vacancy pages. Always consult the portals for the final, authoritative list.

What you will do — role snapshots and expected impact

Advisor (Finance & Real Estate) – T-I
Provide high-level financial advisory on enterprise valuation, capital structuring, asset monetisation and real-estate portfolio optimisation for state-owned entities. Lead financial models, sensitivity analyses and market soundings; guide RFPs, RFQs and investor outreach; support negotiation strategy and risk allocation frameworks.

Advisor (Transactions) – T-III
Oversee full transaction cycles: pre-feasibility, data room preparation, due diligence coordination, bidder engagement, evaluation, closing and post-closing monitoring. Ensure compliance with the PC Ordinance, PPRA rules, Cabinet approvals and international best practice in public asset divestitures.

Chief Information Officer – T-I
Set digital strategy for secure, transparent, auditable transaction management. Establish enterprise architecture, data governance, cybersecurity posture, and business continuity; lead procurement and implementation of e-governance platforms, analytics, and collaboration tools across the Commission.

Chief Media Officer – T-II
Design and run national communications for privatisation initiatives. Manage media relations, press briefs, digital channels, stakeholder updates and myth-busting content. Align messaging with the transaction calendar to build public confidence and investor interest.

Chief Legal Officer – T-III
Direct all legal workstreams across transactions and corporate matters. Draft and vet bidding documents, concession agreements, share purchase agreements, and regulatory filings; manage litigation; advise on sectoral laws, competition policy and dispute resolution.

Chief Finance Officer – G-I
Lead budgeting, financial reporting, audit facilitation, and fiduciary compliance for PC projects. Implement internal controls, manage donor/government reporting and ensure timely disbursements linked to project milestones.

Consultant (Liaison) – G-I
Maintain structured coordination with ministries, regulators, SOEs and provincial stakeholders; track approvals, remove bottlenecks and keep implementation dashboards current.

Consultant (HR) – G-III/G-IV
Support organisational design, recruitment processes, TORs, performance contracts and capacity-building plans for project personnel. Ensure transparent hiring and merit-based evaluations.

Consultant (Transactions) – G-I/G-II
Prepare data books, information memoranda and transaction timelines. Run valuation comps, assist in diligence Q&A, prepare evaluation matrices and presentations for competent forums.

Consultant (Strategy) – G-III/G-IV
Develop sector roadmaps, restructuring options and policy notes. Build scenarios that improve service delivery and fiscal outcomes; align recommendations with macroeconomic goals.

Consultant (IT) – G-II/G-III
Engineer secure portals for data rooms, bidder registration, and workflow tracking. Implement role-based access, audit trails and uptime SLAs; integrate document management and e-signature solutions.

Consultant (Media) – G-II/G-IV
Produce research-backed narratives, FAQs, briefs and social content to explain complex transactions simply. Manage engagement analytics and respond to queries with verified facts.

Consultant (Power) – G-III
Advise on generation, transmission and distribution transactions. Interpret NEPRA regimes, PPAs, wheeling arrangements, circular debt mitigation, and investor risk comfort.

Who should apply — general eligibility cues

While each post has a detailed TOR on the portals, successful applicants commonly demonstrate:

✅ Education & Credentials:

• Advanced degree relevant to the role (e.g., Finance, Economics, Accounting, Law, Computer Science, Engineering, Mass Communication, Public Policy).
• Professional certifications where relevant (e.g., CA, ACCA, CFA, PMP, Bar enrollment, cybersecurity credentials).

✅ Experience:

• Demonstrated work with transactions, PPPs, capital markets, M&A, restructuring, or large-scale digital/governance programmes.
• Strong knowledge of government processes, public finance, procurement frameworks and sector regulations.
• Proven ability to craft evidence-based recommendations and deliver to high-stakes timelines.

✅ Skills & Behaviours:

• Financial modelling, legal drafting, policy analysis, data governance, project management and stakeholder engagement.
• Excellent writing and presentation skills; comfort interacting with senior policymakers and investors.
• Integrity, discretion and a commitment to public service.

Deadlines, submission rules & shortlisting process

📅 Application window: Submit online within 15 days of the publication date of the advertisement.
🗺️ Interview city: Islamabad only.
📬 Postal applications: Not accepted.
📌 Shortlisting: Only shortlisted candidates will be invited for interviews. Incomplete applications will not be entertained.

Full eligibility criteria, TORs/specifications and deliverables are available under “Career Opportunities” on:

• National Job Portal: www.njp.gov.pk
• Privatisation Commission website: http://privatisation.gov.pk

How to Apply — end-to-end guide

1. Review TORs in detail ✅
   Visit www.njp.gov.pk or the Privatisation Commission website and read the role-specific TORs, scale, deliverables and qualification thresholds.
2. Create/update your NJP profile 📝
   Add up-to-date personal information, education, professional history and certifications. Upload clear scans of CNIC, degrees, transcripts and professional memberships.
3. Prepare evidence-based documents 📂
   • Tailored CV highlighting measurable achievements (e.g., “closed a Rs. X billion transaction”, “implemented enterprise DLP & SOC”, “managed legal due diligence across Y assets”).
   • Deal/transaction sheet or portfolio (for relevant roles).
   • One-page cover brief addressing why you’re a fit for the specific role and scale.

About the Privatisation Commission

The Privatisation Commission (PC) is a statutory body of the Government of Pakistan mandated to plan and execute privatisation and asset monetisation, improve the performance of state-owned enterprises, and broaden investment opportunities. Working with line ministries, regulators, and the investor community, the Commission ensures that transactions are transparent, competitive and in the public interest. Its portfolio spans power, energy, industrial, financial services, transport, and real estate. Joining PC means contributing to reforms that advance fiscal stability, enhance service delivery and invite productive investment.

Office Address:
Privatisation Commission, 4th Floor, Kohsar Block, Constitution Avenue, Islamabad
Phone: 051-9201955, 9205174, 9205857, 9205153
Fax: 051-9204185, 9224771
Director (Admin): Aashij Luqman Hafiz