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We regularly have job opportunities for information and communication technology (ICT) specialists who are strongly motivated by humanitarian work.
Areas: ICT coordination, software engineering, wireless technologies, cybersecurity.
This page focuses on the position of information and communication technology (ICT) engineer in the field. There are, however, dozens of other roles in the different branches of ICT across the organization. To find out more, please look at the list of vacancies on the previous page.
WHAT WE DO
ICT engineers at the ICRC carry out large-scale computer and telecommunication infrastructure projects independently, according to ICRC standards, and provide technical support and training on ICT matters in the assigned country or countries.
They monitor the situation of ICT installations and, in consultation with the respective management, take appropriate measures to guarantee that ICT set-ups function properly and policies and procedures are respected. They install, maintain, exploit and adapt existing large ICT infrastructure and material independently. They also carry out intermittent tests on ICT equipment, hardware and software networks and other devices in order to ensure optimal performance and standard configuration.
Lastly, they contribute to training or raising awareness of end-users on ICT issues.