The Public Service Commission (PSC) of Mauritius has announced a job opening for a Parliamentary ICT Support Officer to provide technical support to the National Assembly. The successful candidate will be responsible for installing software, assisting users, and participating in system operations. The role requires flexible working hours, including shifts. Interested candidates must submit their applications by November 24, 2026, at 15:00.
To be eligible for the position, candidates must hold a Higher School Certificate or advanced-level passes, as well as a certificate in computer science or equivalent qualifications. They must also have at least six months of practical experience in computer operations and be able to install and configure hardware and software. Applicants must provide written proof of their experience and, if necessary, a certificate of equivalence.
The PSC requires candidates to be under 45 years old as of the closing date, except for those already in the public service. The salary for the position starts at Rs 26,045 per month, but the initial reduced salary for 2026 is Rs 24,216. The actual salary will depend on individual circumstances and must be confirmed with the PSC.
To apply, candidates must submit a PSC 7 form to the Secretary of the Commission at 7, Louis Pasteur Street, Forest Side, by November 24, 2026, at 15:00. The position falls under the National Assembly, and details of the assignment must be confirmed with the administration. The PSC reserves the right to only invite the most qualified candidates for an interview and may not make an appointment.
The Parliamentary ICT Support Officer will play a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the National Assembly's IT systems. The successful candidate must be able to work independently and as part of a team to provide technical support. The PSC encourages qualified candidates to apply for this opportunity.
The job offer is part of the PSC's efforts to recruit qualified professionals to fill key positions in the public sector. The commission is committed to ensuring that the National Assembly has the necessary technical expertise to carry out its functions effectively. Further details about the position and application process can be found on the PSC's official website.
Key responsibilities of the Parliamentary ICT Support Officer include providing technical support, installing software, and participating in system operations. The successful candidate will be required to work flexible hours, including shifts. The PSC will review applications and select candidates based on their qualifications and experience.
Key points
- The application deadline for the Parliamentary ICT Support Officer position is November 24, 2026, at 15:00.
