Background and Purpose:
WHO is implementing several technology-driven initiatives to strengthen data management and decision-making processes through the development of Management Information Systems (MIS), GIS-based MIS systems, and Mobile Application-based MIS systems for Government of Pakistan. These systems are critical for improving operational efficiency, data accuracy, and real-time reporting.
The purpose of the position is to design, develop, and maintain open-source software solutions that align with the organization's goals and support the effective implementation of MIS, EPIMIS, GIS-based MIS, and Mobile Application-based MIS systems.
Under the direct supervision of the Data Systems Specialist, the incumbent shall perform the below tasks:
1. Design and Development:
o Develop, test, and deploy open-source software solutions for Management Information Systems, EPIMIS, GIS-based MIS, and Mobile Application-based MIS systems.
o Customize and integrate existing open-source tools to meet project requirements.
o Ensure the software is scalable, secure, and user-friendly.
2. System Maintenance and Support:
o Provide technical support for existing systems, including troubleshooting and bug fixes.
o Regularly update and optimize systems to ensure high performance and reliability.
o Document system architecture, code, and user manuals for future reference.
3. Collaboration and Capacity Building:
o Work closely with stakeholders to gather requirements and provide technical guidance.
o Train end-users and technical staff on the use of developed systems.
o Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure seamless integration of systems.
4. Develop analysis and presentations based on data available in MIS Systems
5. Perform any other related tasks, as required.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Pakistan and the UN System have enjoyed a long period of collaboration which began when the country joined the United Nations on 30th September, 1947. During the years that followed, there was a steady increase in UN-sponsored development cooperation in Pakistan, and a steady increase in the number of UN agencies represented in the country. Throughout, Pakistan has been an active member of the UN, both at the inter-government level and as a provider of personnel to the international civil service. Pakistan has also been a consistent financial contributor to the UN development system.