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Job overview
Education / Qualifications
The E-Health Development Agency (ADES) is looking for an Information Systems Officer to strengthen its teams in Côte d’Ivoire. This strategic role, proposed within a major player in HealthTech (technologies applied to health), is a great opportunity for evolution for specialists in network infrastructures and cybersecurity.
Candidate profile
Training: BAC diploma+3 to BAC+5 in computer science. Desired specialities: systems and network administration, software engineering. Experience: at least 3 years in information systems management.
Experience
Decisive advantage: previous experience in the field of digital health.
Main duties
Security and administration: guaranteeing the maintenance and protection of systems. Technical Support: Provide advanced level support to users.
Other information
Project management: managing and coordinating external IT providers. Technical skills required Cybersecurity: proven mastery of health data protection. IT maintenance: rigorous management of servers and platforms. Know-how: analytical mind, rigor and ability to intervene quickly.
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