MI
Information And Communication Technology Officer Grade II: Systems Administrator
CDIil y a 16 jours
Job Description
Dar es Salaam
CDI
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Responsabilités
The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology is seeking to fill 3 positions for Information and Communication Technology Officer Grade II: Computer System Analyst. This role is crucial for maintaining and improving the ministry’s technological infrastructure and systems. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES – Maintain up-to-date records, procedures and working methods. – Implement flowcharts for information flow, processes and control systems. – Implement software systems, write code and document it. – Perform unit and module testing of computer software. – Test ICT systems configurations. – Conduct user acceptance testing of computer programs in accordance with user requirements. – Perform any other duties related to the applicant’s qualifications and field of specialization as assigned by the supervisor. QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must possess an Advanced Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Information Systems Management, or other related fields from a recognized institution.
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