The Inter-American Development Bank is a community of multicultural, talented, results-driven professionals who work with purpose and passion in a collaborative, agile, rewarding, and welcoming environment.
Five things you need to know about working at the IDB.
Representing 40+ nationalities, our global team operates from offices in Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia, Europe, and Washington, D.C. Having an office in each of the countries where we operate allows us to understand, anticipate and provide innovative solutions to the pressing challenges of our region.
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The IDB has a wide range of professionals with comprehensive skill sets. Our people have different backgrounds, which go from economics, engineering, project management, communications, law, technology, design, art, human resources, a mix of those, and more! There is space for all types of professions and careers. We are always looking for new talent to enrich our team.
You can work for the public sector with the IDB, private sector operations with IDB Invest, and our innovation laboratory, IDB Lab.
We offer a competitive compensation package, flexible work models, benefits that respond to the different needs and moments of an employee’s life, and options to reward and recognize the behaviors and results they produce.
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As a student and recent graduate, our programs are designed to fuel your career interests while immersing you in our company culture. You can make meaningful connections and contribute to projects centered around international development.
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From the initial application to the final hiring decision, we take every step of the process seriously to ensure we can bring the best fit for our teams. Our process includes comprehensive evaluations of skills and potential, allowing us to build a team that drives innovation and excellence.
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Get to know the people behind the work we do in the countries we serve.
Being the parent of a child with a disability comes with a unique set of challenges and experiences. At the IDB, Charmaine Edmonson-Nelson found an opportunity to turn her passion for helping persons with disabilities into action. She is responsible for designing and receiving funding approval for a grant to provide direct support to children with intellectual disabilities and their parents.
At the IDB, we don't just believe in developing Latin America and the Caribbean; we also believe in the development of our people. Daysi Andrades is a strong leader who's leaving her mark on the Bank, and by extension, the region. She started her journey at the IDB at the age of 19, when she met her mentor here. Twenty years later, Daysi leads one of our Information Technology Department’s business partner groups.
