Chemonics International, an equal opportunity employer, is seeking an IT Software Engineer and an IT System Administrator for the USAID-funded Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS) Project.

 Administer the Unified Exchange Platform (UXP) servers and the Système Interministériel de Gestion des Ressources Humaines (SIGRH) by monitoring system performance, configuration, maintenance, and repairs.
 Ensure records of system downtime and computer equipment inventory are properly maintained.
 Deploy the new version of Unified Exchange Platform in the thirteen pilot institutions.
 Provide training to other IT administrators in the effective use of UXP technology and related components; provide specialized technical support and assistance; identify, troubleshoot and solve technical problems.
 Assist the development and production team in the choice and implementation of technical solutions.
 Implement or monitor the implementation of network equipment, the interconnection of all IT resources of the Office Management Human Resources.
 Participate in the definition of IT solutions that meet the material needs
 Perform diagnostics to software-related failures
 Regularly back up the data of the different systems.
 Design and deliver training, mentoring and capacity building for OMRH's IT staff

 A bachelor degree in Computer Science or related field required.
 A minimum of 4 years of work experience in a similar capacity.
 Excellent organizational, interpersonal and managerial skills.
 French written and oral fluency required and English fluency preferred.
 Mastery of technical infrastructure software including operating systems highly preferred (UNIX, LINUX, Windows ...).
 Good knowledge of Information System development methods especially agile methods.
 Good knowledge of object-oriented languages and software quality testing methods.
 Experience in the implementation of Web services.
 Knowledge of Oracle databases, SQLServer.
 Solid general IT knowledge related to main languages and development tools.

Your application, including CV.

The two successful applicant will be working as short term consultants for the IFMS Project. Anticipated start date is September 17, 2018.