digital transformation consultant

United Nations

<div><div><div><div>Result of Service
</div><div>Expected Outputs The Consultant is expected to deliver the following outputs: &bull; Country-level Inception Report for the Digital Readiness Assessment, developed in collaboration with the international consultant, including contextualization of the agreed methodology to Nepal&rsquo;s context, methodology, assessment framework aligned with the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel and complementary frameworks, stakeholders mapping and preliminary data sources, and clearly defined roles and responsibilities between the national and international Consultants, and a detailed work plan and timeline; &bull; Draft Digital Readiness Assessment Report, prepared in coordination with the International Consultant, structured including through a framework of Access, Adoption and Value Creation dimensions and incorporating country-level analysis, findings and preliminary recommendations; &bull; Preparation and delivery of a presentation on the Digital Readiness Assessment at the national stakeholder workshop, provision of substantive and logistical support to the organization and facilitation of the workshop, and preparation of a consolidated summary of stakeholder feedback to ensure that key inputs are reflected in the revised Draft and Final Reports; &bull; Country-level Final Digital Readiness Assessment Report prepared under the coordination of the International Consultant, who will provide inputs and guidance to the report, incorporating inputs, comments and finalized recommendations, including those received at the national workshop. Key Tasks and Deliverables The following table provides an overview of the key tasks to be conducted by the Digital Readiness Assessment Expert/Consultant. Tasks: 1) Inception and coordination: Support initial set-up of the Digital Readiness Assessment, including stakeholder mapping, confirmation of data sources, and coordination with the International Consultant on assessment tools, scope and timeline. Development of the national-level 2) Ongoing coordination: Regular coordination with the international consultants on progress against timeline and agreed division of responsibilities, ensuring alignment with the agreed analytical framework and reporting template, and incorporating technical guidance and review comments provided by the International Consultant. 3) Desk review and baseline assessment: Review national digital strategies, policies, laws, institutional arrangements and existing initiatives related to digital government, ICT and digital economy, including relevant UNSDCF and UN partner documents and existing diagnostics, in collaboration with international consultant and provide structured baseline inputs aligned with the agreed analytical framework 4) Data collection and stakeholder consultations: Conduct interviews, surveys, and consultations with government ministries, public institutions, and relevant stakeholders, including a stakeholder engagement workshop, to collect qualitative and quantitative data on digital readiness across Access, Adoption, and Value Creation dimensions, in collaboration with the international consultant and ensure documentation and consolidation of evidence in line with agreed templates. 5) National Workshops: Provide logistical and substantial support to the national workshops, including delivering a workshop presentation, providing workshop facilitation, and collecting feedback and input from all participants, to ensure the final Digital Readiness Assessments incorporate all inputs from stakeholders. 6) Analyze collected data, identify gaps, bottlenecks, and cross-cutting issues (including interoperability, data sharing, cybersecurity, inclusion, sustainability and readiness for emerging technologies), and lead the drafting of the Draft Nepal Digital Readiness Assessment Report under the technical guidance and quality assurance of the International Consultant. 7) Validation and finalization: Revise the Draft Nepal Digital Readiness Assessment Report based on stakeholder feedback and formal review comments provided by the International Consultant, and finalize the report. Deliverables: &bull; Inception Report, including stakeholder mapping, data collection plan, and agreed roles and responsibilities between the national and international consultant. &bull; Documentation of regular meetings with international consultant outlining agreements and coordination. &bull; Desk review summary and baseline inputs on Nepal&rsquo;s digital governance and institutional landscape, developed with guidance and inputs from the international consultant. &bull; Data collection notes, including the list of interviewees, proposed interview questions, final interview schedule, interview notes, survey results and consultation summaries. &bull; Logistical and substantive support to the national workshop, delivery of workshop presentation and summarizing workshop outcomes in consultation with the International Consultant. &bull; Draft Nepal&rsquo;s Digital Readiness Assessment Report, including findings, gap analysis, and preliminary recommendations, incorporating inputs from international consultant. &bull; Validation of inputs/ feedback from stakeholders and final country inputs for the Final Digital Readiness Assessment Report for Nepal, incorporating inputs from the international consultant.
</div></div><div><div>Work Location
</div><div>Remote
</div></div><div><div>Expected duration
</div><div>9 months
</div></div><div><div>Duties and Responsibilities
</div><div>Digital transformation is a critical enabler of inclusive growth, institutional effectiveness, resilience and sustainable development in Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Governments increasingly rely on digital technologies to enhance public service delivery, improve policy coherence, strengthen transparency and accountability, and enable innovation across the economy. However, progress remains uneven, with persistent gaps in connectivity, digital skills, institutional coordination, data governance and cybersecurity. LDCs in Asia such as Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Nepal have made notable gains in digital infrastructure and connectivity, with internet penetration surpassing 50%, well above the LDC average of 34%. These advancements underscore growing readiness across the region to harness digital technologies for development. At the same time, the rapid pace of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and increasing demand for Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) underscore the urgency for LDCs to strengthen institutional frameworks and leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT). These tools offer transformative potential, including AI for adaptive social protection systems, blockchain for transparent land registries, and IoT for boosting agricultural productivity and resource efficiency. Strategically deployed, such technologies can modernize public service delivery and foster more responsive and resilient governance. The UN Technology Bank for the LDCs (UNTB) in partnership with the United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS) is implementing a three-year project entitled &ldquo;Promoting Digital Transformation of Selected Asian LDCs for a Sustainable and Resilient Future&rdquo;. The project covers Cambodia, Lao PDR, Nepal and Timor-Leste. Using a whole-of-government approach, this project aims to contribute towards addressing systemic barriers by providing targeted support to national strategies, inclusive digital ecosystems, and regional knowledge cooperation. It builds on the work of the UN system, which have supported digital transformation efforts in the selected LDCs. The present TORs are for conducting a digital readiness assessment in Nepal, using a whole-of-government methodology and informed by initial national-level stakeholder engagement and consultations. The assessment will be developed in collaboration with an international consultant, who will support the development of Readiness Assessments in the four implementing countries. Roles and responsibilities between the National and International Consultants will be clearly delineated and further elaborated in the respective Inception Reports. The digital readiness assessments will provide an in-depth analysis of Nepal&rsquo;s current digital ecosystem, assessing the status and identifying gaps across key dimensions such as digital infrastructure, governance frameworks, institutional capacity, human capital and digital skills, data ecosystem and integration and responsible use of emerging technologies. The assessment will serve as a foundational evidence base to inform subsequent project outputs. Key documents for review will include national plans and policies, as well as the UNSDCF and relevant planning documents from UN agencies and other relevant partners, to ensure work proceeds in close alignment with existing planning. As part of the project, a national workshop will be held at the beginning of the project, in each implementing country, taking place at the same time as this consultancy. This will bring together representatives from a broad range of government ministries with the aim to provide inputs on the current state of digitalization, outline strengths and gaps at the national level, and inform the development of the forthcoming digitalization toolkit, regional trainings, and further support provided through this project. The international consultant will be expected to participate virtually in these workshops, with the national consultant engaging in-person. Together, the international and national consultants will be expected to extract information provided during these workshops, applied to the development of the readiness assessment, to ensure the Readiness Assessment aligns to the national priorities highlighted during the workshops. Purpose and Scope of Assignment The project aims to support whole-of-government digital transformation through evidence-based diagnostics, policy support, capacity development, and stakeholder engagement. As an initial phase, the project will undertake a comprehensive Digital Maturity / Digital Readiness Assessment of government ministries and public institutions in Nepal. The assessment will provide a structured diagnostic of current digital capabilities, identify systemic gaps and constraints, and inform the prioritized national digital transformation roadmap aligned with national development objectives and the Digital Nepal Framework (DNF) including readiness for the governance and integration of emerging technologies. This Digital Readiness Assessment constitutes part of Output 1 of the project and will serve as the analytical foundation for subsequent project activities, including digital strategy dialogue, capacity development, and regional knowledge exchange. The assessment will build on existing diagnostics and be aligned with international good practices and analytical frameworks, in particular the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel, which focuses on three interlinked dimensions of digital development: Access (connectivity and infrastructure), Adoption (institutional, organizational and individual use of digital technologies), and Value Creation (digital public services, data-driven decision-making, innovation and socio-economic impact). The work will also draw on ITU&rsquo;s digital development indicators, the Unified Framework dataset, and relevant UN-OHRLLS and UNTB knowledge products. Under the overall supervision of the UN Technology Bank for the LDCs, and in close coordination with UN-OHRLLS, designated counterparts of the Government of Nepal, and in collaboration with the International Consultant, who will provide guidance and oversight to the work at the national level, the National Consultant will perform the following duties: &bull; Prepare the national-level Inception Report, including country-specific stakeholder mapping, data collection plan, contextualization of the agreed methodology to Nepal&rsquo;s context, and a detailed workplan and timeline, in coordination with and under the guidance of the International Consultant; &bull; Conduct a comprehensive desk review of national policies, strategies, implementation plans, laws and regulations related to digital government, ICT, digital economy and public sector modernization, in collaboration with the International Consultant. Key documents include, but are not limited to, sectoral digital policies, national development plans, ICT master plans, cybersecurity strategies, e‑governance frameworks, and relevant sectoral guidelines. This will also include reviewing UN strategic frameworks such as the UNSDCF and UN agencies planning documents to ensure alignment with existing commitments, priorities, and planned initiatives; &bull; Support the application and contextualization of the Digital Readiness Assessment methodology developed under the guidance of the International Consultant aligned with the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel and adapted to Nepal&rsquo;s context, and complemented by other relevant international frameworks; &bull; Review and analyze relevant indicators and assess digital readiness across core dimensions, including: Digital leadership, governance and whole-of-government coordination; Digital connectivity, infrastructure and platforms (Access); Institutional adoption of digital technologies, digital skills and change management (Adoption); Digital public services, interoperability, data governance, cybersecurity and trust; Readiness for emerging technologies and digital innovation (Value Creation); &bull; Collect qualitative and quantitative data through surveys, interviews and consultations with government institutions and relevant stakeholders to identify institutional strengths, gaps, bottlenecks and capacity constraints affecting digital transformation across government, with input and guidance from the international consultant; &bull; Analyze cross-cutting issues such as interoperability, data sharing, cybersecurity, gender-responsiveness, inclusion and sustainability; &bull; Support the organization and in-person facilitation of the national stakeholder workshop at the initial stage of the project, validate preliminary findings through stakeholder consultations, and document key inputs to ensure they are reflected in the Draft and Final Digital Readiness Assessment Reports; &bull; Identify risks, constraints, and enabling factors that may influence digital transformation progress &bull; Develop evidence-based, prioritized and actionable recommendations to advance whole-of-government digital transformation in Nepal, aligned with national priorities and international best practices including recommendations that can inform subsequent capacity-building activities and the development of the country-specific Digital Transformation Toolkit in collaboration with the international consultant. &bull; Lead the drafting, analysis and evidence-generation to the preparation of the Draft and Final Digital Readiness Assessment Reports for Nepal, under the coordination of the International Consultant who provides guidance and inputs to the development of the reports; &bull; Support coordination with national counterparts, including facilitating access to relevant institutions, stakeholders and data required for the assessment.
</div></div><div><div>Qualifications/special skills
</div><div>&bull; Advanced university degree (Master&rsquo;s degree or equivalent) in Information Systems, Digital Transformation, Public Policy, Economics, Development Studies or a related field is required &bull; A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in digital transformation, e-government, digital policy, ICT for development or related areas is required &bull; Experience engaging with government ministries and public institutions at the national level is required &bull; Strong understanding of the country's digital governance landscape, including relevant national policies, institutional and national frameworks is required &bull; Demonstrated experience conducting digital readiness assessments, digital government diagnostics or similar institutional assessments is required &bull; Strong knowledge of international digital development frameworks, including ITU digital indicators and whole-of-government approaches is required &bull; Proven analytical, research and report-writing skills is required &bull; Experience working with governments and/or international organizations is highly desirable &bull; Familiarity with LDC contexts and public sector reform processes is an asset.
</div></div><div><div>Languages
</div><div>Fluency of English is required. Knowledge of Nepali is required.
</div></div><div><div>Additional Information
</div><div>&bull; The Consultant will report directly to the UN Technology Bank for LDCs and work in close coordination with UN-OHRLLS, the International Consultant, and designated counterparts of the Government of Nepal. &bull; All information, data, analyses and outputs produced under this consultancy shall remain the property of the UN Technology Bank for LDCs and UN-OHRLLS.
</div></div><div><div>No Fee
</div><div>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS&rsquo; BANK ACCOUNTS.</div></div></div></div>

NATIONAL CONSULTANT TO CONDUCT A DIGITAL READINESS ASSESSMENT IN NEPAL

<div><div><div><div>Result of Service
</div><div>Expected Outputs The Consultant is expected to deliver the following outputs: &bull; Country-level Inception Report for the Digital Readiness Assessment, developed in collaboration with the international consultant, including contextualization of the agreed methodology to Timor-Leste's context, methodology, assessment framework aligned with the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel and complementary frameworks, stakeholders mapping and preliminary data sources, and clearly defined roles and responsibilities between the national and international Consultants, and a detailed work plan and timeline; &bull; Draft Digital Readiness Assessment Report, prepared in coordination with the International Consultant, structured including through a framework of Access, Adoption and Value Creation dimensions and incorporating country-level analysis, findings and preliminary recommendations; &bull; Preparation and delivery of a presentation on the Digital Readiness Assessment at the national stakeholder workshop, provision of substantive and logistical support to the organization and facilitation of the workshop, and preparation of a consolidated summary of stakeholder feedback to ensure that key inputs are reflected in the revised Draft and Final Reports; &bull; Country-level Final Digital Readiness Assessment Report prepared under the coordination of the International Consultant, who will provide inputs and guidance to the report, incorporating inputs, comments and finalized recommendations, including those received at the national workshop. Key Tasks and Deliverables The following table provides an overview of the key tasks to be conducted by the Digital Readiness Assessment Expert/Consultant. Tasks: 1) Inception and coordination: Support initial set-up of the Digital Readiness Assessment, including stakeholder mapping, confirmation of data sources, and coordination with the International Consultant on assessment tools, scope and timeline. 2) Ongoing coordination: Regular coordination with the international consultants on progress against timeline and agreed division of responsibilities, ensuring alignment with the agreed analytical framework and reporting template, and incorporating technical guidance and review comments provided by the International Consultant. 3) Desk review and baseline assessment: Review national digital strategies, policies, laws, institutional arrangements and existing initiatives related to digital government, ICT and digital economy, including relevant UNSDCF and UN partner documents and existing diagnostics, in collaboration with international consultant and provide structured baseline inputs aligned with the agreed analytical framework. 4) Data collection and stakeholder consultations :Conduct interviews, surveys, and consultations with government ministries, public institutions, and relevant stakeholders, including a stakeholder engagement workshop, to collect qualitative and quantitative data on digital readiness across Access, Adoption, and Value Creation dimensions, in collaboration with the international consultant and ensure documentation and consolidation of evidence in line with agreed templates. 5) National Workshops: Provide logistical and substantial support to the national workshops, including delivering a workshop presentation, providing workshop facilitation, and collecting feedback and input from all participants, to ensure the final Digital Readiness Assessments incorporate all inputs from stakeholders. 6) Analyze collected data, identify gaps, bottlenecks, and cross-cutting issues (including interoperability, data sharing, cybersecurity, inclusion, and sustainability), and contribute country-level analysis and preliminary recommendations 7) Validation and finalization: Revise the Draft Timor-Leste Digital Readiness Assessment Report based on stakeholder feedback and formal review comments provided by the International Consultant, and finalize the report. Deliverables: &bull; Development of the national-level Inception Report, including stakeholder mapping, data collection plan, and agreed roles and responsibilities between the national and international consultant. &bull; Documentation of regular meetings with international consultant outlining agreements and coordination. &bull; Desk review summary and baseline inputs on Timor-Leste&rsquo;s digital governance and institutional landscape, developed with guidance and inputs from the international consultant. &bull; Data collection notes, including the list of interviewees, proposed interview questions, final interview schedule, interview notes, survey results and consultation summaries. &bull; Logistical and substantive support to the national workshop, delivery of workshop presentation and summarizing workshop outcomes in consultation with the International Consultant. &bull; Draft Timor-Leste&rsquo;s Digital Readiness Assessment Report, including findings, gap analysis, and preliminary recommendations, incorporating inputs from international consultant. &bull; Validation of inputs/ feedback from stakeholders and final country inputs for the Final Digital Readiness Assessment Report for Timor-Leste, incorporating inputs from the international consultant.
</div></div><div><div>Work Location
</div><div>Remote
</div></div><div><div>Expected duration
</div><div>9 months
</div></div><div><div>Duties and Responsibilities
</div><div>Digital transformation is a critical enabler of inclusive growth, institutional effectiveness, resilience and sustainable development in Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Governments increasingly rely on digital technologies to enhance public service delivery, improve policy coherence, strengthen transparency and accountability, and enable innovation across the economy. However, progress remains uneven, with persistent gaps in connectivity, digital skills, institutional coordination, data governance and cybersecurity. LDCs in Asia such as Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Nepal have made notable gains in digital infrastructure and connectivity, with internet penetration surpassing 50%, well above the LDC average of 34%. These advancements underscore growing readiness across the region to harness digital technologies for development. At the same time, the rapid pace of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and increasing demand for Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) underscore the urgency for LDCs to strengthen institutional frameworks and leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT). These tools offer transformative potential, including AI for adaptive social protection systems, blockchain for transparent land registries, and IoT for boosting agricultural productivity and resource efficiency. Strategically deployed, such technologies can modernize public service delivery and foster more responsive and resilient governance. The UN Technology Bank for the LDCs (UNTB) in partnership with the United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS) is implementing a three-year project entitled &ldquo;Promoting Digital Transformation of Selected Asian LDCs for a Sustainable and Resilient Future&rdquo;. The project covers Cambodia, Lao PDR, Nepal and Timor-Leste. Using a whole-of-government approach, this project aims to contribute towards addressing systemic barriers by providing targeted support to national strategies, inclusive digital ecosystems, and regional knowledge cooperation. It builds on the work of the UN system, which have supported digital transformation efforts in the selected LDCs. The present TORs are for conducting a digital readiness assessment in Timor-Leste, using a whole-of-government methodology and informed by initial national-level stakeholder engagement and consultations. The assessment will be developed in collaboration with an international consultant, who will support the development of Readiness Assessments in the four implementing countries. Roles and responsibilities between the National and International Consultants will be clearly delineated and further elaborated in the respective Inception Reports. The digital readiness assessments will provide an in-depth analysis of Timor-Leste&rsquo;s current digital ecosystem, assessing the status and identifying gaps across key dimensions such as digital infrastructure, governance frameworks, institutional capacity, human capital and digital skills, data ecosystem and integration and responsible use of emerging technologies. The assessment will serve as a foundational evidence base to inform subsequent project outputs. Key documents for review will include national plans and policies, as well as the UNSDCF and relevant planning documents from UN agencies and other relevant partners, to ensure work proceeds in close alignment with existing planning. As part of the project, a national workshop will be held at the beginning of the project, in each implementing country, taking place at the same time as this consultancy. This will bring together representatives from a broad range of government ministries with the aim to provide inputs on the current state of digitalization, outline strengths and gaps at the national level, and inform the development of the forthcoming digitalization toolkit, regional trainings, and further support provided through this project. The international consultant will be expected to participate virtually in these workshops, with the national consultant engaging in-person. Together, the international and national consultants will be expected to extract information provided during these workshops, applied to the development of the readiness assessment, to ensure the Readiness Assessment aligns to the national priorities highlighted during the workshops. Purpose and Scope of Assignment The project aims to support whole-of-government digital transformation through evidence-based diagnostics, policy support, capacity development, and stakeholder engagement. As an initial phase, the project will undertake a comprehensive Digital Maturity / Digital Readiness Assessment of government ministries and public institutions in Timor-Leste. The assessment will provide a structured diagnostic of current digital capabilities, identify systemic gaps and constraints, and inform the prioritized national digital transformation roadmap aligned with national development objectives and Timor-Leste's Digital 2032 strategy including readiness for the governance and integration of emerging technologies. This Digital Readiness Assessment constitutes part of Output 1 of the project and will serve as the analytical foundation for subsequent project activities, including digital strategy dialogue, capacity development, and regional knowledge exchange. The assessment will build on existing diagnostics and be aligned with international good practices and analytical frameworks, in particular the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel, which focuses on three interlinked dimensions of digital development: Access (connectivity and infrastructure), Adoption (institutional, organizational and individual use of digital technologies), and Value Creation (digital public services, data-driven decision-making, innovation and socio-economic impact). The work will also draw on ITU&rsquo;s digital development indicators, the Unified Framework dataset, and relevant UN-OHRLLS and UNTB knowledge products. Under the overall supervision of the UN Technology Bank for LDCs, and in close coordination with UN-OHRLLS, designated counterparts of the Government of Timor-Leste, and in collaboration with the International Consultant, who will provide guidance and oversight to the work at the national level, the National Consultant will perform the following duties: &bull; Prepare the national-level Inception Report, including country-specific stakeholder mapping, data collection plan, contextualization of the agreed methodology to Timor-Leste's context, and a detailed workplan and timeline, in coordination with and under the guidance of the International Consultant; &bull; Conduct a comprehensive desk review of national policies, strategies, implementation plans, laws and regulations related to digital government, ICT, digital economy and public sector modernization, in collaboration with the International Consultant. Key documents include, but are not limited to, sectoral digital policies, national development plans, ICT master plans, cybersecurity strategies, e‑governance frameworks, and relevant sectoral guidelines. This will also include reviewing UN strategic frameworks such as the UNSDCF and UN agencies planning documents to ensure alignment with existing commitments, priorities, and planned initiatives; &bull; Support the application and contextualization of the Digital Readiness Assessment methodology developed under the guidance of the International Consultant aligned with the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel and adapted to Timor-Leste&rsquo;s context, and complemented by other relevant international frameworks; &bull; Review and analyze relevant indicators and assess digital readiness across core dimensions, including: Digital leadership, governance and whole-of-government coordination; Digital connectivity, infrastructure and platforms (Access); Institutional adoption of digital technologies, digital skills and change management (Adoption); Digital public services, interoperability, data governance, cybersecurity and trust; Readiness for emerging technologies and digital innovation (Value Creation); &bull; Collect qualitative and quantitative data through surveys, interviews and consultations with government institutions and relevant stakeholders to identify institutional strengths, gaps, bottlenecks and capacity constraints affecting digital transformation across government, with your input and guidance from the international consultant; &bull; Analyze cross-cutting issues such as interoperability, data sharing, cybersecurity, gender-responsiveness, inclusion and sustainability; &bull; Support the organization and in-person facilitation of the national stakeholder workshop at the initial stage of the project, validate preliminary findings through stakeholder consultations, and document key inputs to ensure they are reflected in the Draft and Final Digital Readiness Assessment Reports; &bull; Identify risks, constraints, and enabling factors that may influence digital transformation progress &bull; Develop evidence-based, prioritized and actionable recommendations to advance whole-of-government digital transformation in Timor-Leste, aligned with national priorities and international best practices including recommendations that can inform subsequent capacity-building activities and the development of the country-specific Digital Transformation Toolkit, in collaboration with the international consultant. &bull; Lead the drafting, analysis and evidence-generation to the preparation of the Draft and Final Digital Readiness Assessment Reports for Timor-Leste, under the coordination of the International Consultant who provides guidance and inputs to the development of the reports; &bull; Support coordination with national counterparts, including facilitating access to relevant institutions, stakeholders and data required for the assessment.
</div></div><div><div>Qualifications/special skills
</div><div>Advanced university degree (Master&rsquo;s degree or equivalent) in Information Systems, Digital Transformation, Public Policy, Economics, Development Studies or a related field is required A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in digital transformation, e-government, digital policy, ICT for development or related areas is required Demonstrated experience conducting digital readiness assessments, digital government diagnostics or similar institutional assessments is required Strong knowledge of international digital development frameworks, including ITU digital indicators and whole-of-government approaches is required Proven analytical, research and report-writing skills is required Experience engaging with government ministries and public institutions at the national level is required Strong understanding of the country&rsquo;s digital governance landscape, including relevant national policies, institutional and national frameworks is required Experience working with governments and/or international organizations is highly desirable Familiarity with LDC contexts and public sector reform processes is an asset.
</div></div><div><div>Languages
</div><div>Fluency of English is required. Knowledge of Tetum and Portuguese is required.
</div></div><div><div>Additional Information
</div><div>&bull; The Consultant will report directly to the UN Technology Bank for LDCs and work in close coordination with UN-OHRLLS, the International Consultant, and designated counterparts of the Government of Timor-Leste. &bull; All information, data, analyses and outputs produced under this consultancy shall remain the property of the UN Technology Bank for LDCs and UN-OHRLLS.
</div></div><div><div>No Fee
</div><div>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS&rsquo; BANK ACCOUNTS.</div></div></div></div>

NATIONAL CONSULTANT TO CONDUCT A DIGITAL READINESS ASSESSMENT IN TIMOR-LESTE

<div><div><div><div>Result of Service
</div><div>Expected Outputs The Consultant is expected to deliver the following outputs: &bull; Country-level Inception Report for the Digital Readiness Assessment, developed in collaboration with the international consultant, including contextualization of the agreed methodology to Cambodia's context, methodology, assessment framework aligned with the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel and complementary frameworks, stakeholders mapping and preliminary data sources, and clearly defined roles and responsibilities between the national and international Consultants, and a detailed work plan and timeline; &bull; Draft Digital Readiness Assessment Report, prepared in coordination with the International Consultant, structured including through a framework of Access, Adoption and Value Creation dimensions and incorporating country-level analysis, findings and preliminary recommendations; &bull; Preparation and delivery of a presentation on the Digital Readiness Assessment at the national stakeholder workshop, provision of substantive and logistical support to the organization and facilitation of the workshop, and preparation of a consolidated summary of stakeholder feedback to ensure that key inputs are reflected in the revised Draft and Final Reports; &bull; Country-level Final Digital Readiness Assessment Report prepared under the coordination of the International Consultant, who will provide inputs and guidance to the report, incorporating inputs, comments and finalized recommendations, including those received at the national workshop. Key Tasks and Deliverables The following table provides an overview of the key tasks to be conducted by the Digital Readiness Assessment Expert/Consultant. Tasks: 1) Inception and coordination: Support initial set-up of the Digital Readiness Assessment, including stakeholder mapping, confirmation of data sources, and coordination with the International Consultant on assessment tools, scope and timeline. 2) Ongoing coordination: Regular coordination with the international consultants on progress against timeline and agreed division of responsibilities, ensuring alignment with the agreed analytical framework and reporting template, and incorporating technical guidance and review comments provided by the International Consultant. 3) Desk review and baseline assessment: Review national digital strategies, policies, laws, institutional arrangements and existing initiatives related to digital government, ICT and digital economy, including relevant UNSDCF and UN partner documents and existing diagnostics, in collaboration with international consultant and provide structured baseline inputs aligned with the agreed analytical framework. 4) Data collection and stakeholder consultations: Conduct interviews, surveys, and consultations with government ministries, public institutions, and relevant stakeholders, including a stakeholder engagement workshop, to collect qualitative and quantitative data on digital readiness across Access, Adoption, and Value Creation dimensions, in collaboration with the international consultant and ensure documentation and consolidation of evidence in line with agreed templates. 5) National Workshops: Provide logistical and substantial support to the national workshops, including delivering a workshop presentation, providing workshop facilitation, and collecting feedback and input from all participants, to ensure the final Digital Readiness Assessments incorporate all inputs from stakeholders. 6) Analyze collected data, identify gaps, bottlenecks, and cross-cutting issues (including interoperability, data sharing, cybersecurity, inclusion, and sustainability), and contribute country-level analysis and preliminary recommendations 7) Validation and finalization: Revise the Draft Cambodia Digital Readiness Assessment Report based on stakeholder feedback and formal review comments provided by the International Consultant, and finalize the report. Deliverables: &bull; Development of the national-level Inception Report, including stakeholder mapping, data collection plan, and agreed roles and responsibilities between the national and international consultant. &bull; Documentation of regular meetings with international consultant outlining agreements and coordination. &bull; Desk review summary and baseline inputs on Cambodia&rsquo;s digital governance and institutional landscape, developed with guidance and inputs from the international consultant. &bull; Data collection notes, including the list of interviewees, proposed interview questions, final interview schedule, interview notes, survey results and consultation summaries. &bull; Logistical and substantive support to the national workshop, delivery of workshop presentation and summarizing workshop outcomes in consultation with the International Consultant. &bull; Draft Cambodia&rsquo;s Digital Readiness Assessment Report, including findings, gap analysis, and preliminary recommendations, incorporating inputs from international consultant. &bull; Validation of inputs/ feedback from stakeholders and final country inputs for the Final Digital Readiness Assessment Report for Cambodia, incorporating inputs from the international consultant.
</div></div><div><div>Work Location
</div><div>Remote
</div></div><div><div>Expected duration
</div><div>9 months
</div></div><div><div>Duties and Responsibilities
</div><div>Digital transformation is a critical enabler of inclusive growth, institutional effectiveness, resilience and sustainable development in Least Developed Countries (LDCs). Governments increasingly rely on digital technologies to enhance public service delivery, improve policy coherence, strengthen transparency and accountability, and enable innovation across the economy. However, progress remains uneven, with persistent gaps in connectivity, digital skills, institutional coordination, data governance and cybersecurity. LDCs in Asia such as Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Nepal have made notable gains in digital infrastructure and connectivity, with internet penetration surpassing 50%, well above the LDC average of 34%. These advancements underscore growing readiness across the region to harness digital technologies for development. At the same time, the rapid pace of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and increasing demand for Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) underscore the urgency for LDCs to strengthen institutional frameworks and leverage technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT). These tools offer transformative potential, including AI for adaptive social protection systems, blockchain for transparent land registries, and IoT for boosting agricultural productivity and resource efficiency. Strategically deployed, such technologies can modernize public service delivery and foster more responsive and resilient governance. The UN Technology Bank for LDCs (UNTB) in partnership with the United Nations Office of the High Representative for the Least Developed Countries, Landlocked Developing Countries and Small Island Developing States (UN-OHRLLS) is implementing a three-year project entitled &ldquo;Promoting Digital Transformation of Selected Asian LDCs for a Sustainable and Resilient Future&rdquo;. The project covers Cambodia, Lao PDR, Nepal and Timor-Leste. Using a whole-of-government approach, this project aims to contribute towards addressing systemic barriers by providing targeted support to national strategies, inclusive digital ecosystems, and regional knowledge cooperation. It builds on the work of the UN system, which have supported digital transformation efforts in the selected LDCs. The present TORs are for conducting a digital readiness assessment in Cambodia, using a whole-of-government methodology and informed by initial national-level stakeholder engagement and consultations. The assessment will be developed in collaboration with an international consultant, who will support the development of Readiness Assessments in the four implementing countries. Roles and responsibilities between the National and International Consultants will be clearly delineated and further elaborated in the respective Inception Reports. The digital readiness assessments will provide an in-depth analysis of Cambodia&rsquo;s current digital ecosystem, assessing the status and identifying gaps across key dimensions such as digital infrastructure, governance frameworks, institutional capacity, human capital and digital skills, data ecosystem and integration and responsible use of emerging technologies. The assessment will serve as a foundational evidence base to inform subsequent project outputs. Key documents for review will include national plans and policies, as well as the UNSDCF and relevant planning documents from UN agencies and other relevant partners, to ensure work proceeds in close alignment with existing planning. As part of the project, a national workshop will be held at the beginning of the project, in each implementing country, taking place at the same time as this consultancy. This will bring together representatives from a broad range of government ministries with the aim to provide inputs on the current state of digitalization, outline strengths and gaps at the national level, and inform the development of the forthcoming digitalization toolkit, regional trainings, and further support provided through this project. The international consultant will be expected to participate virtually in these workshops, with the national consultant engaging in-person. Together, the international and national consultants will be expected to extract information provided during these workshops, applied to the development of the readiness assessment, to ensure the Readiness Assessment aligns to the national priorities highlighted during the workshops. Purpose and Scope of Assignment The project aims to support whole-of-government digital transformation through evidence-based diagnostics, policy support, capacity development, and stakeholder engagement. As an initial phase, the project will undertake a comprehensive Digital Maturity / Digital Readiness Assessment of government ministries and public institutions in Cambodia. The assessment will provide a structured diagnostic of current digital capabilities, identify systemic gaps and constraints, and inform the prioritized national digital transformation roadmap aligned with national development objectives and Cambodia's Digital Economy and Society Policy 2021-2035 including readiness for the governance and integration of emerging technologies. This Digital Readiness Assessment constitutes part of Output 1 of the project and will serve as the analytical foundation for subsequent project activities, including digital strategy dialogue, capacity development, and regional knowledge exchange. The assessment will build on existing diagnostics and be aligned with international good practices and analytical frameworks, in particular the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel, which focuses on three interlinked dimensions of digital development: Access (connectivity and infrastructure), Adoption (institutional, organizational and individual use of digital technologies), and Value Creation (digital public services, data-driven decision-making, innovation and socio-economic impact). The work will also draw on ITU&rsquo;s digital development indicators, the Unified Framework dataset, and relevant UN-OHRLLS and UNTB knowledge products. Under the overall supervision of the UN Technology Bank for LDCs, and in close coordination with UN-OHRLLS, designated counterparts of the Government of Cambodia, and in collaboration with the International Consultant, who will provide guidance and oversight to the work at the national level, the National Consultant will perform the following duties: &bull; Prepare the national-level Inception Report, including country-specific stakeholder mapping, data collection plan, contextualization of the agreed methodology to Cambodia's context, and a detailed workplan and timeline, in coordination with and under the guidance of the International Consultant; &bull; Conduct a comprehensive desk review of national policies, strategies, implementation plans, laws and regulations related to digital government, ICT, digital economy and public sector modernization, in collaboration with the International Consultant. Key documents include, but are not limited to, sectoral digital policies, national development plans, ICT master plans, cybersecurity strategies, e‑governance frameworks, and relevant sectoral guidelines. This will also include reviewing UN strategic frameworks such as the UNSDCF and UN agencies planning documents to ensure alignment with existing commitments, priorities, and planned initiatives; &bull; Support the application and contextualization of the Digital Readiness Assessment methodology developed under the guidance of the International Consultant aligned with the ITU Digital Transformation Wheel and adapted to Cambodia&rsquo;s context, and complemented by other relevant international frameworks; &bull; Review and analyze relevant indicators and assess digital readiness across core dimensions, including: Digital leadership, governance and whole-of-government coordination; Digital connectivity, infrastructure and platforms (Access); Institutional adoption of digital technologies, digital skills and change management (Adoption); Digital public services, interoperability, data governance, cybersecurity and trust; Readiness for emerging technologies and digital innovation (Value Creation); &bull; Collect qualitative and quantitative data through surveys, interviews and consultations with government institutions and relevant stakeholders to identify institutional strengths, gaps, bottlenecks and capacity constraints affecting digital transformation across government, with your input and guidance from the international consultant; &bull; Analyze cross-cutting issues such as interoperability, data sharing, cybersecurity, gender-responsiveness, inclusion and sustainability; &bull; Support the organization and in-person facilitation of the national stakeholder workshop at the initial stage of the project, validate preliminary findings through stakeholder consultations, and document key inputs to ensure they are reflected in the Draft and Final Digital Readiness Assessment Reports; &bull; Identify risks, constraints, and enabling factors that may influence digital transformation progress &bull; Develop evidence-based, prioritized and actionable recommendations to advance whole-of-government digital transformation in Cambodia, aligned with national priorities and international best practices including recommendations that can inform subsequent capacity-building activities and the development of the country-specific Digital Transformation Toolkit, in collaboration with the international consultant. &bull; Lead the drafting, analysis and evidence-generation to the preparation of the Draft and Final Digital Readiness Assessment Reports for Cambodia, under the coordination of the International Consultant who provides guidance and inputs to the development of the reports; &bull; Support coordination with national counterparts, including facilitating access to relevant institutions, stakeholders and data required for the assessment.
</div></div><div><div>Qualifications/special skills
</div><div>&bull; Advanced university degree (Master&rsquo;s degree or equivalent) in Information Systems, Digital Transformation, Public Policy, Economics, Development Studies or a related field is required &bull; A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in digital transformation, e-government, digital policy, ICT for development or related areas is required &bull; Demonstrated experience conducting digital readiness assessments, digital government diagnostics or similar institutional assessments is required &bull; Strong knowledge of international digital development frameworks, including ITU digital indicators and whole-of-government approaches is required &bull; Proven analytical, research and report-writing skills is required &bull; Experience engaging with government ministries and public institutions at the national level is required &bull; Strong understanding of country&rsquo;s digital governance landscape, including relevant national policies, institutional and national frameworks is required &bull; Experience working with governments and/or international organizations is highly desirable &bull; Familiarity with LDC contexts and public sector reform processes is an asset.
</div></div><div><div>Languages
</div><div>Fluency of English is required. Knowledge of Khmer is required.
</div></div><div><div>Additional Information
</div><div>&bull; The Consultant will report directly to the UN Technology Bank for LDCs and work in close coordination with UN-OHRLLS, the International Consultant, and designated counterparts of the Government of Cambodia. &bull; All information, data, analyses and outputs produced under this consultancy shall remain the property of the UN Technology Bank for LDCs and UN-OHRLLS.
</div></div><div><div>No Fee
</div><div>THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CHARGE A FEE AT ANY STAGE OF THE RECRUITMENT PROCESS (APPLICATION, INTERVIEW MEETING, PROCESSING, OR TRAINING). THE UNITED NATIONS DOES NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH INFORMATION ON APPLICANTS&rsquo; BANK ACCOUNTS.</div></div></div></div>

NATIONAL CONSULTANT TO CONDUCT A DIGITAL READINESS ASSESSMENT IN CAMBODIA

Four Principles

<div><p><b>Main Objective:</b></p>
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As a Senior Digital Consultant, you will take the lead in managing client relationships and driving digital transformation projects independently. You will be responsible for shaping digital strategies, leading client engagements, and ensuring successful project execution.</p><br>
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Key Responsibilities:</b></p>
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<li>Lead client engagements and manage project execution with minimal supervision.</li>
<li>Develop and present digital transformation roadmaps tailored to client needs.</li>
<li>Facilitate workshops and discussions, driving alignment with stakeholders.</li>
<li>Provide expertise on emerging digital solutions and their business impact.</li>
<li>Structure complex problems into actionable recommendations and guide teams in execution.</li>
<li>Identify areas for improvement in client organizations and propose innovative solutions.</li>
<li>Mentor and guide consultants and analysts in developing consulting and digital expertise.</li>
<li>Ensure deliverables meet high-quality standards and drive measurable impact for clients.</li>
</ul>
<p><b>Required Skills &amp; Qualifications:</b></p>
<ul>
<li>Bachelor's or Master&rsquo;s degree in Computer Science or related field.</li>
<li>3+ years of experience in a digital consulting or strategy role.</li>
<li>Ability to lead and manage client engagements independently.</li>
<li>Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.</li>
<li>Expertise in digital transformation methodologies and emerging technologies.</li>
<li>Proficiency in PowerPoint, Excel, and data visualization for executive presentations.</li>
<li>Willingness to travel frequently to Saudi Arabia.</li></ul></div><p></p>
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<div><div><h3 class="jobSectionHeader"><b>Christina Sier</b></h3>
<p>People &amp; Culture Director</p>
<p>Dubai, UAE</p>
<p>chs@fourprinciples.com</p></div></div></div></div>

Senior Consultant - Digital Transformation

Duncan & Ross Consulting

<div>
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  <strong>
   Role Overview
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  As an
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   IT Consultant &ndash; Digital Transformation
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  , you will support the delivery of high-impact digital transformation initiatives for globally leading organizations. Working closely with senior consultants and client stakeholders, you will help design modern IT architectures, enable agile delivery, and contribute to future-oriented digital solutions aligned with business strategy and market trends.
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   Key Responsibilities
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   Support the
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    digital transformation of global organizations
   </strong>
   by balancing enterprise-level technical solutions with individual client requirements.
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   Contribute to
   <strong>
    groundbreaking digital and IT initiatives
   </strong>
   by enabling the use of agile methods and modern delivery approaches.
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   Assist in shaping future
   <strong>
    -ready customer journeys
   </strong>
   through detailed analysis of client environments, business needs, and market trends such as machine learning and AI.
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   Design, evaluate, and optimize
   <strong>
    modern IT architectures
   </strong>
   , including enterprise solutions, custom software development, and sustainable digital platforms.
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   Support initiatives focused on
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    cyber resilience
   </strong>
   , reliability, and secure-by-design digital solutions.
  </li>
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   Collaborate effectively within
   <strong>
    cross-functional and international teams
   </strong>
   to deliver consulting outcomes.
  </li>
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   Communicate technical and non-technical concepts clearly to diverse stakeholders.
  </li>
 </ul>
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  <strong>
   Required Qualifications &amp; Experience
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   Bachelor's degree in business informatics or a related discipline.
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  <li>
   <strong>
    1&ndash;3 years of full-time experience
   </strong>
   in IT Consulting.
  </li>
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   Solid understanding of modern technology concepts including
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    Agile, DevOps, AI, Machine Learning, Cyber Resilience, and Robotics
   </strong>
   .
  </li>
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   Strong analytical skills with the ability to structure and solve complex digital challenges.
  </li>
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   High motivation to learn, innovate, and contribute to knowledge sharing within teams.
  </li>
 </ul>
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  <strong>
   Skills &amp; Competencies
  </strong>
 </p>
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   Strong communication skills in
   <strong>
    English
   </strong>
   (written and spoken)
   <strong>
    and Arabic
   </strong>
   is an advantage.
  </li>
  <li>
   Ability to explain
   <strong>
    complex technical topics
   </strong>
   in a clear and structured manner.
  </li>
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   Comfortable working in
   <strong>
    interdisciplinary teams and global environments
   </strong>
   .
  </li>
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   Consulting mindset with a client-focused and solution-oriented approach.
  </li>
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   Additional Information
  </strong>
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    Arabic speakers are preferred
   </strong>
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    Female candidates are encouraged to apply
   </strong>
  </li>
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   These are
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    preferences, not mandatory requirements
   </strong>
  </li>
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   <strong>
    Saudi Nationals only for KSA-based roles
   </strong>
  </li>
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   Location flexibility across
   <strong>
    UAE, Qatar, and KSA
   </strong>
  </li>
 </ul>
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  Vertical:
 </p>
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  Technology
 </p>
</div>


IT Consultant

Leuwint technologies

<p>We are looking for an experienced Lead Strategy Consultant with a strong background in digital strategy and enterprise transformation. The candidate should preferably have experience working with Big 4 consulting firms and should be able to advise senior leadership on digital innovation, strategy development, and transformation initiatives.</p><ul><li>15+ years of consulting experience in strategy or digital transformation.</li><li>Experience working with large enterprise clients and complex business environments.</li><li>Digital Strategy &amp; Business Strategy: Ability to define and drive business and digital strategies aligned with organizational goals.</li><li>Digital Transformation: Experience in leading enterprise-level transformation initiatives and innovation programs.</li><li>Emerging Technologies: Exposure to AI, data analytics, digital platforms, and automation to drive innovation.</li><li>Stakeholder Management: Strong ability to work with C-level executives and senior leadership to drive strategic decisions.</li><li>Strategy Roadmaps: Experience in creating digital roadmaps, business cases, and transformation plans.</li><li>Governance &amp; Delivery: Ability to manage program governance, KPIs, and ensure successful delivery of strategic initiatives.</li><li>Prior experience with Big 4 consulting firms is highly preferred.</li><li>Strong experience working onsite with clients in complex enterprise environments.</li><li>Demonstrated ability to engage, influence, and advise senior executives and decision-makers.</li><li>Excellent analytical, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills.</li><li>Strong communication, presentation, and stakeholder management capabilities.</li></ul><p>Job Location - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia</p><p>Job Type: Full-time</p><p>Work Location: In person</p>

Lead Strategy Consultant (Digital Innovation)

PROZ TECHNOLOGIES

<p>Hello,<br/>Greetings from Proztec Qatar! I hope everything is going well with you.</p><p>We are thrilled to extend multiple exciting job opportunities, and currently, we are hiring for the role of <b>Smart City Industry Expert</b> with one of our prestigious clients in Qatar. Below, you will find details of the role, key responsibilities, and requirements.</p><p><b>JOB OVERVIEW</b></p><p><b>JOB TITLE : Smart City Industry Expert</b></p><p><b>LOCATION : </b> Doha, Qatar</p><p>The Smart City Industry Expert provides subject matter expertise and strategic guidance on smart city technologies, digital transformation, and urban innovation.</p><p>The role ensures that initiatives, products, and services align with global smart city best practices, emerging technologies, and industry trends.</p><p>This role acts as the advisor and bridge between business, technology, government stakeholders, and delivery teams to ensure smart city solutions deliver real value and measurable impact.</p><p><b>DUTIES &amp; RESPONSIBILITIES</b></p><p><b>Industry Expertise &amp; Advisory</b></p><p>Provide expert guidance on smart city technologies, frameworks, and trends.</p><ul><li>Support the definition of smart city strategies, roadmaps, and use cases.</li><li>Ensure alignment with international standards and best practices.</li><li>Identify innovation opportunities and emerging technologies.</li></ul><p><b>Use Case &amp; Solution Development</b></p><p>Support ideation and design of smart city initiatives and services.</p><ul><li>Validate feasibility, value, and impact of proposed solutions.</li><li>Contribute to business cases and investment proposals.</li><li>Ensure solutions align with citizen experience and urban outcomes.</li></ul><p><b>Stakeholder Engagement</b></p><p>Engage with government entities, partners, and technology vendors.</p><ul><li>Participate in workshops, committees, and industry forums.</li><li>Support knowledge transfer and awareness initiatives.</li></ul><p><b>Market &amp; Technology Research</b></p><p>Monitor global smart city trends and benchmark leading cities.</p><ul><li>Provide research, insights, and recommendations to leadership.</li><li>Support innovation and continuous improvement initiatives.</li></ul><p><b>Governance &amp; Standards</b></p><p>Promote best practices in data, interoperability, security, and sustainability.</p><ul><li>Support development of policies, frameworks, and guidelines.</li></ul><p><b>SKILLS &amp; ABILITIES</b></p><p><b>Core Competencies</b></p><p>&middot; Smart city technologies and urban innovation</p><p>&middot; Digital transformation and emerging technologies (IoT, AI, data platforms)</p><p>&middot; Use case development and solution design</p><p>&middot; Research, benchmarking, and trend analysis</p><p>&middot; Stakeholder and ecosystem engagement</p><p><b>Leadership &amp; Behavioral Skills</b></p><p>&middot; Strategic and future-oriented thinking</p><p>&middot; Strong communication and presentation skills</p><p>&middot; Collaboration and influencing skills</p><p>&middot; Analytical and problem-solving mindset</p><p>&middot; Ability to translate complex technology into business value</p><p><b>POTENTIAL BACKGROUND</b></p><p><b>Education:</b></p><p>&middot; Bachelor&rsquo;s or Master&rsquo;s in Engineering, Urban Planning, Information Technology, or related field.</p><p><b>Experience:</b></p><p>&middot; 10+ years in smart city, digital transformation, or technology consulting roles</p><p>&middot; Experience working with government or large-scale transformation programs</p><p><b>Preferred Certifications:</b></p><p>&middot; Smart City / IoT / Digital Transformation certifications (advantage)</p><p>&middot; PMP or Agile certification (nice to have)</p><p><b>Typical Previous Roles:</b><br/>Smart City Consultant, Digital Transformation Lead, Urban Innovation Manager, Technology Strategy Consultant.</p><p><b>PREFERRED TOOLS / SOFT SKILLS</b></p><p><b>Preferred Tools</b></p><p>Research &amp; Analysis: Industry research platforms, benchmarking tools</p><ul><li>Data &amp; Visualization: Power BI / Tableau</li><li>Collaboration &amp; Documentation: SharePoint, Confluence, Microsoft Teams</li><li>Presentation: PowerPoint for executive and stakeholder engagement</li></ul><p><b>Soft Skills</b></p><ul><li>Strong strategic and innovative mindset</li><li>Excellent stakeholder and communication skills</li><li>Ability to simplify complex technical concepts</li><li>Research and analytical thinking</li><li>Collaboration and knowledge-sharing mindset</li></ul><p>If you are interested and ready to proceed, kindly share your CV in Word format along with the following details:</p><p>Name:</p><p>Nationality:</p><p>Total Experience:</p><p>Relevant Experience:</p><p>Current Location:</p><p>Visa Status:</p><p>Current Salary:</p><p>Expected Salary:</p><p>Notice Period:</p><p>About Proztec:<br/>Proz Technologies (PROZTEC) is a leading ICT specialist firm based in Doha, Qatar (a tax-free country) with over 300 employees. We look forward to the possibility of welcoming you to our growing team.</p><p>Thanks &amp; regards,<br/>Syeda Humera<br/>Recruitment Consultant<br/>Proz Technologies<br/>M: 974-70955929<br/>P: 974-4442-0050 Ext: 109<br/>www.proztec.com</p><p>Job Type: Permanent</p><p>Pay: QAR10,000.00 - QAR15,000.00 per month</p>

Smart City Industry Expert

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