CFA - Information and Communications Technology; ICT Officer; Applications Development; P

Introduction

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Under the overall supervision of the Chief, Operations and Mission Engagement Solutions, and the direct supervision of the Senior ICT Officer (Solutions Delivery Manager), the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Officer (Applications Development) will be responsible for designing, developing, enhancing, and supporting IOM’s enterprise applications. This includes new application development, modernization of legacy systems, low code, and pro code solution engineering, and ensuring that software products follow IOM’s architecture, security, and quality standards.

The ICT Officer (Applications Development) will work across multiple ICT platforms including Microsoft Power Platform, .NET, Azure services, Dynamics 365, and various custom-built enterprise applications to ensure that application solutions meet functional and non functional requirements and align with IOM’s digital transformation objectives.

The role requires close collaboration with ICT colleagues, project managers, business analysts, and external development partners. The incumbent will contribute to application architecture decisions, promote best practices in software engineering, ensure structured documentation, and support integration across multiple systems.

The ICT Officer (Applications Development) will participate in projects throughout the full application lifecycle requirements gathering, design, development, testing, deployment, optimization, and maintenance while also supporting business-as-usual operations when needed.