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Grade: L2
Location: Pakistan
Company: JazzWorld
Support global deals. Shape investment decisions. Drive strategic growth.
JazzWorld is Pakistan’s fastest-growing digital ecosystem, spanning connectivity, financial services, entertainment, lifestyle, enterprise and software services. The Mergers and Acquisitions Analyst will support the development and execution of strategic investment opportunities across markets.
Reporting directly at VEON HQ, the role will contribute to financial analysis, valuation, due diligence and transaction execution, working with teams and external advisors across functions and geographies.
Based in Pakistan, this role offers global exposure and an opportunity to support transactions across the TMT, fintech and digital sectors.
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Why JazzWorld
JazzWorld is building Pakistan’s next-generation digital services platform.
Here, you will build products and solutions that solve real problems at national scale. The reach of Jazz Telco, combined with shared capabilities across connectivity, transactions and identity, gives builders the power to take an idea from zero to tens of millions.
You will not simply run what already exists. You will create what comes next—turning ambitious ideas into products, products into businesses and businesses into category leaders.
Build. Scale. Learn. Repeat.
As a certified Top Employer, JazzWorld is committed to global workplace standards and an inclusive environment where diverse talent can thrive and perform at their best.
Apply by: 27th October 2026
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