JOBRECRUITMENTHUB JOBS Greenland University Job Vacancy – System Analysts / Programmer

Greenland University Job Vacancy – System Analysts / Programmer

Greenland University, Jalingo, a premier private institution seeks qualified candidates to apply for the position of a System Analysts / Programmer, interested candidates should continue on this page for more details on the recruitment requirement and for the official portal to commence application.

 Job Title: System Analysts / Programmer

Location: Jalingo, Taraba

Requirements

  • Applicants for the System Analyst or Programmer I positions must possess a B.Sc. or B.Tech. in Computer Science alongside relevant professional experience, while a Master’s Degree serves as an added advantage.
  • Candidates must also demonstrate specialised expertise in web and server administration, PHP, MySQL, XQuery, SQL Server, and system networking.
  • The position requires ICT proficiency, with demonstrable competence, and relevant professional body membership
  • The possession of an NYSC discharge or exemption certificate are compulsory.

Application Closing Date
7th September, 2026.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply online

Note

  • Applicants must include a detailed publication list with DOI links or references, and all candidates must provide a functional email and active phone number.
  • Shortlisted candidates will undergo credential verification and a mandatory digital competency assessment.

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