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The Permanent Delegation of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) to the United Nations, World Trade Organization, and Other International Organisations in Geneva invites applications from suitably qualified Geneva-based candidates for the position of Adviser – International Relations, Geneva and Europe.   The main activities for this assignment include: - Support the effective representation of Forum Members' interests as well as agreed interests and positions at the UN and with other international organisations; - Provide high-quality policy and technical advice on international advocacy and engagement priorities of the Pacific Islands Forum; - Strengthen partnerships and networks with Geneva and Europe-based Missions, UN and other international agencies, development partners, and regional stakeholders; - Support with the development and monitoring of the Permanent Delegation's work programmes, budgets, financial management, and reporting requirements; - Assist with the coordination and organisation of meetings, events, logistics, and protocol arrangements as required.   The ideal candidate should be proficient in English. Knowledge of French would be an added advantage. A Master's degree in Politics, Public Policy, Development, International Relations, Governance, Diplomacy, or a related field, is required, with at least 10 years of relevant policy and advocacy experience. Applicants should have experience in coordinating high-level intergovernmental meetings, good knowledge of the Pacific Islands Forum, regional mechanisms, and strong analytical, relationship-building, and research skills.   The Terms of Reference (ToR) for this consultancy can be requested in writing via info@pifs-geneva.ch   HOW TO APPLY Method of Submission: Applications should include a cover letter, résumé, a description of how the applicant meets the necessary requirements, names and contact details for two referees, copies of academic qualifications, and proposed monthly fees. These are to be submitted in PDF format to following address: info@pifs-geneva.ch.   Deadline for Submissions: The deadline of submissions is 6 February 2026 (Geneva time). Late or incomplete tenders will not be considered. All queries or requests for information must be submitted to info@pifs-geneva.ch  by no later than 30 January 2026 (Geneva time). All queries will be responded to before 4 February 2026 (Geneva time).   Note: The Permanent Delegation of the Pacific Islands Forum in Geneva will not be responsible for non-receipt/non-delivery of the submissions. In the event that further information is required by the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, the Permanent Delegation of the Pacific Islands Forum in Geneva reserves the right to seek the required information without calling for the resubmission of proposals. Qualifications A recognized university degree in Politics, Public Policy, Development, International Relations, Governance, Diplomacy or a related field (Master's degree desirable).   Experience At least 15 years' experience in policy and/or advocacy, preferably in the Pacific region or international development context. Experience coordinating high-level intergovernmental meetings and supporting implementation of their outcomes. Knowledge of the Pacific Islands Forum, regional mechanisms, and Pacific issues including governance and development priorities.   Skills Strong analytical skills, including the ability to identify issues, apply relevant theories, and contribute to problem-solving. Systems thinking ability at both macro and micro levels. Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, including high-quality writing, presentation, and engagement with senior officials. Capacity to conduct research and data collection using various methods and quickly master new material. Proficiency in English, with French an advantage.