ICT Support Officer- AAH-I

Job title: ICT Support Officer

AAH-I, an international non-profit making agency that implements health and development projects in Africa seeks to recruit an ICT Support Officer for its programmes. The position will be based in Nairobi, Kenya. The holder of this position will ensure the proper running and maintenance of the ICT systems within AAH-I (both HQ and regional offices/country programmes).

Country: Uganda
Job category: IT/Software Development
Min. years of experience: 3 years
Minimum degree: Bachelors degree
Closing date: April 22, 2013 - 5pm
Required Qualifications:
A degree in Information Systems from a recognized University
At least 3 years experience in a similar or a higher position
Expected Service:
Install, monitor and maintain all computers and networks in AAH-I
Install, configure, monitor and maintain all computer systems i.e. operating systems, antivirus software, productivity software (Microsoft Office), enterprise resource planning system, and any other ICT systems that may be in use in AAH-I.
Ensure all computer systems in AAH-I are kept updated with latest software patches and database updates.
Ensure availability and access to email and Internet for all AAH-I users
Provide first line software and hardware support to AAH-I users
Serve as the ICT point of contact for third parties, i.e. ICT vendors for goods and services, on all ICT matters in AAH-I
Participate in reviewing, formulating and implementing an IT policy for the organization
Participate in identification and prioritization of IT needs for the organization
Provide technical and operational advice, and coordinate the procurement and implementation of IT projects when the need arises
Carry out or organize for ICT training for users where required
Contact/How to apply:
This is an exciting opportunity for a dedicated and highly motivated professional with a strong commitment to AAH-I's mission. If you believe you are the candidate we are looking for, please send your application letter and resume to recruitke@actionafricahelp.org to reach us not later than 22nd April 2013. For more details on AAH-I‘s work visit www.actionafricahelp.org