Overview
Public-service recruitment for an information and communications systems specialist supporting IT, telephony, radio, user support, system administration and operational communications for Monaco’s Fire Brigade.
Full job description
Avis de recrutement 2026-313. The role carries government index scale 339–436 and can include evening, weekend and public-holiday duties. Monégasque hires enter a 12-month trainee civil-service period; eligible foreign hires are fixed-term State contract agents with a three-month probation period.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants need either a three-year higher-education qualification in information and communications systems, or a two-year qualification in that field plus at least two years of relevant professional experience. French proficiency, good technical English, Windows workstation/server and network administration skills, familiarity with communications equipment, good moral standing, organization and availability are required. Monégasque nationality receives statutory priority.
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Verification notes
Verified against the official Journal de Monaco notice published 4 September 2026. The notice states 3 October 2026 as the deadline but does not state a clock time/timezone.
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