The Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC) has opened applications for one Assistant Vice President (Procurement) post at its head office in Islamabad. The vacancy was posted on 8 November 2026 on the corporation's official careers page, where it is listed with the status OPENED and a due date of 23 November 2026.

PMDC works under the Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division) and is involved in the exploration, mining and marketing of minerals in Pakistan. Its head office is in Islamabad, and the procurement role sits at the centre of how the corporation buys goods and services and manages its supply chain.

The post is for an Assistant Vice President (Procurement), a senior executive role. Applicants need an MBA or a master's degree in supply chain management or logistics, with a minimum of 16 years of education. The upper age limit is 50 years.

The advertisement asks for a minimum of 12 years of post-qualification experience in procurement, including five years in a lead business-to-business role. Applicants are also expected to have a thorough working knowledge of the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) rules, which govern public-sector buying in Pakistan.

Applications must be submitted online through the official PMDC careers page, which links to the corporation's online application portal. The careers page shows the post alongside earlier vacancies that are now marked CLOSED, so applicants can see that this is the only PMDC post currently open. Departmental candidates must apply through the proper channel.

The role will suit a procurement professional with long experience in a large organisation, particularly someone who has led procurement teams, run tender processes and managed supplier contracts. Knowledge of PPRA rules is central to the job, because public-sector procurement must follow set procedures for advertising, evaluation and award.

Candidates should read the full advertisement on the PMDC careers page before applying, and check the qualification, experience and age requirements against their own record. They should also note that the closing date is 23 November 2026, and that applications made after that date will not be considered.

Candidates should keep their contact details up to date on their application and check the PMDC careers page for any update, rather than relying on social media posts or messages from people claiming to represent the corporation. The careers page is the place where the corporation lists its vacancies and their status.

As with any public-sector vacancy, applicants should apply only through the official channel named in the advertisement. PMDC has not asked applicants to pay any person or agent to secure the post, and candidates should be wary of anyone claiming to offer the job in return for payment.