Key Takeaways
- National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has announced 17 new job openings in Islamabad.
- Positions include roles in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and smart sensing.
- Applications close on September 20, 2026.
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has launched a recruitment drive for 17 management, technology, and support staff positions in Islamabad. The vacancies span a range of roles, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, and smart sensing.
Specific positions include one Executive Director NGT/Management, one Executive Director Humanitarian Hub, one General Manager NGT/Management, and various Assistant Manager and Deputy Manager roles. The NDMA is also seeking candidates for roles in smart sensing and communication systems, digital worlds, and immersive technologies.
Candidates applying for these positions must meet detailed qualifications and experience requirements. The NDMA website provides comprehensive job descriptions and application instructions.
The initial contract for successful candidates will be for 24 months, with the possibility of extension based on the authority's needs. The salary package is determined by the candidates' skills, experience, and area of work.
To apply, candidates are required to send a hard copy of their application to PO Box No. 3356, GPO, Islamabad, and email their application to [email protected]. The application must include the name of the position in the top-right corner of the envelope.
Applications must be submitted by September 20, 2026, and will not be considered if they are received after this date. The NDMA will appoint selected candidates on a two-year contract, which may be extended based on the authority's requirements.
The NDMA is committed to ensuring that selected employees serve for at least 18 months as a departmental condition. Further details and application forms can be found on the NDMA website.
The NDMA is keen to attract candidates with expertise in emerging technologies and management to support its ongoing disaster management initiatives.
