IT & Web Development

Result of Service The consultant will contribute to the improvement of the eRegistrations system's performance by allowing more flexibility to the users when designing online services.

Work Location Home based

Expected duration 03/05/23-02/02/24

Duties and Responsibilities In the context of the implementation of the Business Facilitation Program project, under the supervision of the project coordinator, in close collaboration with other international experts, the consultant will participate in the improvement of the eRegistrations system. In particular, s/he will develop following functionalities:

1. Allow configuration of multiple institutions/roles based on conditions at the level of a Part B role (application processing). Following behavior needs to be implemented: - Business Process Analyzer (BPA): allow configuration of multiple institutions-units at the level of a role. Same institution-unit cannot be allowed twice; - BPA: allow configuring conditions for institution-unit in the role page; - Implement the interpretation of the conditions in the roles and distribute files between institution - unit accordingly; - Implement the mechanism of applying the correct user rights on files depending on institutions - unit of the user the for each of the files in a given role; - Implement the mechanism of sending emails on specific file events just to operators having the specific institution - unit for which the condition is true.

2. Implement a change log for BOT (automatic) mappings: - BPA: show the list of all changes done on a BOT - mapping, description or targeted databases; - BPA: add the ability of restoring a BOT definition from history.

Qualifications/special skills A first level university, Bachelor, in IT. At least 10 years experience in IT. Experience with eRegistrations system, desirable.

Languages Fluency in written and oral English is required.

No Fee 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’ BANK ACCOUNTS.