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Democracy International seeks a Junior Developer for a 12-month UNDP-funded project in Libya. The role involves enhancing open-source software for the High National Election Commission, ensuring support during election processes, and collaborating with local teams. Ideal candidates will have a strong interest in open-source solutions and be comfortable in a bilingual (Arabic-English) environment.
Democracy International (DI) is seeking to hire a Junior Developer for an anticipated 12-month UNDP-funded project in Libya. The project’s primary objective is to enhance and maintain custom, open-source software used by the High National Election Commission (HNEC) for results tabulation, mobile data collection, and public-facing results publication during electoral events. The role will involve overseeing the software development lifecycle, ensuring on-site and remote support during election tally processes, and building the capacity of HNEC’s local development and IT teams.
The Junior Developer will work closely with senior technical staff, HNEC developers, and project stakeholders to implement new features, perform quality assurance, and support various stages of software development and deployment. This role also involves maintaining private and public code repositories, ensuring timely updates, and participating in regular meetings with the broader project team. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in building and maintaining open-source solutions, a willingness to learn rapidly, and an understanding of how to write efficient, secure, and well-tested code. They will be comfortable working in a bilingual (Arabic-English) environment and collaborating with multiple teams to ensure smooth operational support for upcoming elections in Libya.
This is a full-time position contingent upon award and funding.
The position’s responsibilities will include:
Administrative duties include participating in stand-ups, sprint planning, supporting milestones, providing technical support, and troubleshooting as needed.
Reports to the Project Manager and UNDP Program Manager overseeing the electoral support project in Libya.
Interested applicants must submit a cover letter and CV by May 23, 2025. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. DI will contact only shortlisted candidates. DI upholds high ethical standards, including strict vetting and reference checks.
DI provides technical assistance and project implementation for democracy, human rights, governance, and conflict mitigation worldwide for various U.S. agencies and partners. Since 2003, DI has worked in over 80 countries, supporting diverse organizations and institutions.
DI is committed to diversity and inclusion, providing equal employment opportunities and reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities.