Asistente De Asuntos Económicos Para América Del Norte

Organizational Context

This role is part of a project funded by the Government of Mexico and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The project aims to strengthen Mexico's capabilities in economic diplomacy, focusing on positioning national interests internationally. The position operates within the Subsecretariat for North America, supporting strategic priorities in international economic affairs.

Job Purpose

The purpose of this role is to provide support for economic affairs related to North America, specifically Mexico's economic relationship with the United States and Canada. This involves preparing informational materials, compiling and tracking data from various sources, and assisting in the organization and follow-up of meetings and high-level visits. The role contributes to strengthening institutional alliances and supporting Mexico's strategic economic priorities in the international arena, particularly within the context of global economic reconfigurations and regional economic dialogues.

Responsibilities

Key responsibilities include monitoring international economic issues concerning North America, particularly Mexico's economic ties with the US and Canada. This involves preparing briefing materials, notes, and other support documents for meetings, official visits, and economic diplomacy activities. The role requires gathering, systematizing, and tracking information from Mexican representations abroad, accredited embassies, federal government agencies, and business organizations. Additionally, it involves supporting the preparation and follow-up of high-level meetings, economic dialogues, and economic linkage activities related to North America, as well as conducting research and analysis on trade, investment, economic cooperation, and regional competitiveness.

Work Experience

Candidates with a high school diploma require 4 years of experience. Candidates with a Bachelor's degree require 1 year of experience. Relevant experience areas include international economics, data visualization, statistical analysis, and related fields. Desired experience includes knowledge of Mexico's economic relationship with North America, the T-MEC, and public administration.

Skills

Required skills include effective communication (oral and written), time management, information analysis and synthesis, basic knowledge of macroeconomics, international trade, and foreign investment, and the ability to manage multiple tasks, organize, and plan. Desired skills include research and executive writing experience.

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