Project ICT/Digital Justice Analyst
Organizational Context
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Pakistan's Rule of Law Programme aims to strengthen the rule of law and improve access to justice and security services, particularly for women and marginalized groups. It collaborates with government and justice sector institutions to enhance peace and stability. The programme focuses on policy reform, capacity building of stakeholders, empowering rights holders, and improving institutional facilities with an emphasis on gender-responsive and sustainable solutions.
Job Purpose
The Project ICT/Digital Justice Analyst will provide specialized technical support to implement and achieve programme results in digital justice, institutional ICT systems, and technology-enabled justice and security service delivery. This role involves liaising with government counterparts, judicial institutions, and service providers to offer technical advisory services. The Analyst will contribute to designing, implementing, and monitoring interventions such as virtual/e-Courts, case management systems, digital learning platforms, and research tools. The purpose is to promote user-centered design, responsible technology use, institutional ownership, and alignment with best practices to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of justice and security services.
Responsibilities
The Project ICT/Digital Justice Analyst is responsible for providing technical support in designing and implementing digital justice and ICT solutions, including assessing existing infrastructure, gathering requirements, and contributing to system design and enhancement. This involves preparing and reviewing technical specifications, supporting procurement processes, and ensuring quality assurance of ICT systems and services. The role also includes advising on interoperability, data governance, security, and the responsible use of technology, while coordinating system testing, deployment, and institutional adoption. Furthermore, the Analyst will provide technical coordination and knowledge support for digital interventions, ensuring effective working relationships with stakeholders and contributing to monitoring, knowledge management, and results-based implementation of digital initiatives.
Work Experience
Applicants with a Master's degree are not required to have professional work experience. Those with a Bachelor's degree must have a minimum of two years of relevant professional experience in ICT systems, digital transformation, information systems, or digital public-sector solutions.
Skills
Core Competencies: Achieving Results, Thinking Innovatively, Continuous Learning, Adapting with Agility, Acting with Determination, Engaging and Partnering, Enabling Diversity and Inclusion. Cross-Functional & Technical Competencies: Digital transformation design, System Thinking, Project Management, Communication, Working with Evidence and Data, Risk Management, Rule of Law. Languages: Fluency in English and Urdu.