{"id":1179939,"url":"https://alion.io/job/united-nations-development-programme-ict-analyst-short-term","title":"ICT Analyst, Short-Term","company":{"id":44322,"name":"United Nations Development Programme","domain":"undp.org","url":"https://alion.io/company/undp","size_band":"201-500","is_staffing_agency":false,"employer_type":"direct","is_intermediary":false,"listed_via":null,"ats_vendor":"Oracle","truth_index":{"grade":"A","score":93,"open_postings":4,"ghost_share":0,"stale_share":0.5,"repost_share":0,"time_to_fill_p50_days":8,"computed_at":"2026-09-25T05:45:01Z"}},"role":"Analytics","role_family":"Analytics","seniority":"junior","employment_type":null,"work_mode":"on_site","remote_scope":null,"remote_scope_basis":null,"remote_working_hours":null,"hiring_geo_confidence":"structured","locations":["Chișinău, Moldova"],"countries":["MD"],"hiring_countries":[],"hiring_countries_total":0,"salary":null,"salary_estimate":{"min_usd":12500,"max_usd":31000,"period":"year","method":"global_role_cell_scaled_by_country","sample_n":634},"experience_years_min":2,"visa_sponsorship":false,"relocation_package":false,"has_equity":false,"technologies":[{"name":"Agile","optional":false},{"name":"Waterfall","optional":false},{"name":"ITIL","optional":true},{"name":"OWASP","optional":true},{"name":"Power BI","optional":true}],"status":"live","first_seen_at":"2026-09-24T08:02:47Z","employer_posted_date":"2026-09-24","last_verified_at":"2026-09-25T23:18:59Z","board_verified":true,"closed_at":null,"days_open":1,"trust":{"level":"ok","repost_count":null,"flags":[],"days_open":1},"description":"Background\nOver the past three decades, corruption has remained one of the most persistent and structurally embedded challenges confronting the Republic of Moldova. The anti-corruption reforms initiated over the years have, for the most part, been normatively correct, yet lacking in real transformative impact in practice. At the same time, the phenomenon affected multiple sectors and manifested in increasingly sophisticated forms, ranging from petty administrative corruption to organised crime, large-scale fraud, and money laundering. The combination of perceived impunity, selective enforcement, and lengthy proceedings in corruption-related cases has contributed to a general belief that accountability mechanisms remain fragile. This environment has, in turn, affected citizens’ trust in the state’s ability to prevent, detect, investigate, and sanction corruption and related financial crimes in an effective and impartial manner.\nIn this context, UNDP has been engaged in the implementation of the EU funded “Support in Combating and Preventing Corruption and Organized Crime in the Republic of Moldova” project.\nThe project seeks to reduce corruption and financial crime, including money laundering, by strengthening effective, efficient, independent, and accountable justice, prosecution, and investigation systems. It responds to persistent weaknesses in Moldova’s anti-corruption framework, including fragmented institutional interventions, limited inter-institutional coordination, uneven implementation of integrity mechanisms, gaps in specialized expertise, and insufficient use of analytical and risk-based approaches. These challenges have limited the ability of public institutions to translate policy and legislative reforms into sustainable and measurable results.\nThe project is closely aligned with Moldova’s European Union accession agenda, the National Programme for Accession to the European Union 2025-2029, and the National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Programme 2024-2028. The latter provides the principal national framework for mainstreaming integrity and anti-corruption measures across public institutions, while the National Anti-Corruption Centre is responsible for coordinating, monitoring, and evaluating its implementation. The project will support the application of EU standards and relevant OECD and GRECO recommendations, strengthen institutional ownership, and promote preventive, risk-based, and evidence-driven approaches to integrity management.\nDigital transformation will serve as an important enabling element of the UNDP-led component, supporting more effective monitoring, reporting, analysis and institutional coordination. The project will facilitate the development, adaptation and use of digital tools and platforms for cross-institutional data collection, visualization, analytical reporting, integrity monitoring, risk identification, learning and stakeholder engagement. This may include digital dashboards, improvements to existing governmental and civic platforms, online learning solutions, and interoperability between relevant information systems. The interventions will be developed in close cooperation with beneficiary institutions to ensure that the solutions are user-friendly, responsive to institutional needs, technically sustainable and capable of supporting evidence-based decision-making, policy adjustments and long-term institutional ownership.\nThrough these interventions, the component is expected to establish a more coherent, preventive and data-informed integrity system, improve institutional accountability and interoperability, strengthen national ownership of digital solutions, and enable public authorities to identify and address corruption risks more systematically. The ICT Analyst will support the implementation of this digital portfolio by ensuring that the solutions developed or enhanced under the component are technically feasible, secure, interoperable, user-centred and sustainable within the national institutional environment.\nDuties and Responsibilities\nThe ICT Analyst will support the end-to-end implementation of digital solutions under the UNDP-led component, ensuring structured planning, technical design, procurement support, implementation monitoring and quality assurance in line with UNDP standards and beneficiary requirements. The Analyst will translate institutional and analytical needs into functional and technical specifications, support the selection and coordination of external service providers, monitor technical deliverables, and help ensure that developed solutions meet agreed requirements and are fit for institutional use.\nThe Analyst will also support testing, validation, deployment and handover of digital tools, including monitoring dashboards, analytical solutions, interoperability arrangements and enhancements to relevant government or civic platforms. Particular attention will be given to system usability, data quality, interoperability, sustainability, and effective knowledge transfer to beneficiary institutions.\nThrough this support, the ICT Analyst will help ensure that digital interventions under Component 3 are coherent, practical, institutionally owned and capable of strengthening data-driven monitoring, integrity risk analysis, reporting and evidence-based decision-making across public institutions.\nIn addition, the ICT Analyst will serve as the principal technical focal point between UNDP, the National Anti-Corruption Centre, other beneficiary institutions, government ICT entities, service providers and relevant stakeholders, ensuring that digital solutions under the UNDP-led component are appropriately designed, procured, implemented, integrated and handed over in line with institutional needs, applicable national requirements and UNDP quality standards\nThe ICT Analyst applies and promotes the principles of results-based management (RBM), as well as a client-oriented approach consistent with UNDP rules and regulations. S/he is responsible and accountable to the Project Board for the project results within the limits of the assigned project.\nThe incumbent is expected to exercise full compliance with UNDP programming, financial, procurement and administrative rules, regulations, policies and strategies, as well as implementation of the effective internal control systems.\n1. ICT advisory and digital solution design:\nConduct ICT needs assessments covering existing systems, databases, reporting processes, institutional workflows and user capacities.\nTranslate institutional and operational requirements into functional and technical specifications for digital products and system improvements.\nProvide technical advice on the design and configuration of digital monitoring dashboards for the National Integrity and Anti-Corruption Programme.\nSupport the development of digital tools for cross-institutional reporting, data collection, validation, analysis, visualization and preparation of data-driven reports.\nSupport the configuration of dashboards for monitoring integrity and work ethics guidelines, mitigation measures and sectoral corruption risks.\nAdvise on indicators, reporting templates, data fields, validation rules, visualization formats and access permissions.\nAdvise on the use or adaptation of existing governmental platforms, including MLearn, reLAWed, e-Expertise and Particip.gov.md, where relevant.\nAssess interoperability requirements between project-supported solutions and existing government information systems.\nAdvise on data governance arrangements, including data ownership, access rights, institutional responsibilities and data-quality requirements.\nSupport the standardization of data structures, definitions and reporting formats across participating institutions.\nRecommend appropriate technologies, hosting arrangements, licensing options and maintenance approaches.\nEnsure that proposed digital solutions are user-friendly, accessible, interoperable and suitable for sustainable administration by beneficiary institutions.\nLiaise with third-party service providers and technical partners to ensure effective collaboration, coherent implementation\n2. Procurement and vendor support:\nPrepare technical inputs for Terms of Reference, technical specifications, statements of work and evaluation criteria for ICT products and services.\nDefine functional requirements, minimum technical standards, expected deliverables and acceptance criteria.\nDevelop technical requirements for software development, dashboard configuration, hosting, system integration, maintenance and technical support.\nSupport market assessments and comparative analyses of available ICT solutions.\nReview licensing, intellectual property, data ownership and maintenance provisions for proposed solutions.\nParticipate in the technical evaluation of proposals, bids, demonstrations and prototypes in accordance with UNDP procedures.\nPrepare technical clarification questions and provide technical inputs during procurement processes.\nReview suppliers’ proposed methodologies, technical solutions, implementation approaches and deliverables.\nLiaise with service providers and beneficiary institutions to clarify technical requirements and address implementation issues.\nReview technical deliverables submitted by contractors and provide recommendations on their acceptance or revision.\nProvide independent quality assurance of the developer’s deliverables, verifying compliance with functional specifications and agreed standards.\nReview and validate system functionalities and workflow configurations delivered by the developer, flagging risks, gaps, or deviations in a timely manner.\nSupport the project team with regular status updates, including progress tracking, identification of bottlenecks, and recommended priority actions.\n3. Implementation, quality assurance and capacity building:\nCoordinate technical activities with the Project Team, beneficiary institutions, government ICT entities, suppliers and relevant development partners.\nFacilitate consultations between institutional users, policy specialists, data specialists and ICT service providers.\nParticipate in technical working groups, project meetings and coordination forums, as required.\nMonitor the technical implementation of ICT activities and identify delays, dependencies and implementation challenges.\nProvide regular technical updates on progress, outstanding issues and recommended actions.\nPrepare technical assessments, briefing notes, progress inputs and recommendations for UNDP and beneficiary institutions.\nMonitor institutional adoption and use of the digital solutions, including functionality, data quality and user feedback.\nDocument technical decisions, implementation challenges, lessons learned and good practices.\nIdentify opportunities for compatibility and complementarity with other national digitalization initiatives.\nPerform other ICT-related tasks required for the effective implementation of Component 3.\nThe incumbent performs other duties within their functional profile as deemed necessary for the efficient functioning of the Office and the Organization.\nInstitutional Arrangement\nThe ICT Analyst will work under the supervision of the Project Manager and Effective Governance Cluster Lead, in close cooperation with Programme, Operations, Communications and other teams in the Country Office (CO) for an effective achievement of results, anticipating and contributing to resolving project-related issues and information delivery.\nIn addition to internal collaboration, the incumbent maintains effective working relationships with implementing partners, government counterparts, civil society organizations, and other relevant stakeholders. This includes participating in coordination meetings, joint planning processes, and field missions, where applicable. The role also involves contributing to knowledge exchange and lessons learned within the project and across the broader UNDP portfolio. 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