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ICT / Software Development Interns
Posted 06 May 2026
St. John of God Hospitaller Services
Vacancy Summary
Location
Mzuzu, Malawi
Work Mode
On-site
Job Type
Internship
Career Level
Student / Fresh Graduate
Positions
2
Experience
No Experience
Education
Bachelor’s Degree
Closed On
12 May 2026
Job Description
Reporting to the Senior ICT Ofticer, the ICT / Software Development Interns will support the ICT Office in the development, implementation, and maintenance of digital systems, databases, and web-based applications that enhance service delivery within the organization.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in the design and development of internal systems, databases, and digital tools
Support development and maintenance of web applications and the organization’s website
Participate in building and improving digital information systems
Gather, document, and translate user requirements into functional system features
Assist in system testing, debugging, and documentation of issues and resolutions
Support integration of systems, databases, APls, and third-party tools
Assist with data collection, analysis, and reporting
Provide basic IT support (hardware/software troubleshooting) for hospital staff and SJOG University lecturers.
Maintain data integrity, backups, and basic cybersecurity practices
Support basic network and infrastructure troubleshooting (LAN/WAN, internet connectivity)
Collaborate with various teams to develop simple digital solutions.
Safeguarding Commitment
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services is committed to sateguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults.
Successful candidates will be required to adhere to safeguarding policies and demonstrate respect and sensitivity when working with individuals with mental health conditions, children with disabilities, and their families.
Key Responsibilities
Assist in the design and development of internal systems, databases, and digital tools
Support development and maintenance of web applications and the organization’s website
Participate in building and improving digital information systems
Gather, document, and translate user requirements into functional system features
Assist in system testing, debugging, and documentation of issues and resolutions
Support integration of systems, databases, APls, and third-party tools
Assist with data collection, analysis, and reporting
Provide basic IT support (hardware/software troubleshooting) for hospital staff and SJOG University lecturers.
Maintain data integrity, backups, and basic cybersecurity practices
Support basic network and infrastructure troubleshooting (LAN/WAN, internet connectivity)
Collaborate with various teams to develop simple digital solutions.
Safeguarding Commitment
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services is committed to sateguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults.
Successful candidates will be required to adhere to safeguarding policies and demonstrate respect and sensitivity when working with individuals with mental health conditions, children with disabilities, and their families.
Required Qualifications
Bachelor of Science in Management Information Systems (MIS) or related field from a recognized and accredited University.
Safeguarding Commitment
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services is committed to sateguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults.
Successful candidates will be required to adhere to safeguarding policies and demonstrate respect and sensitivity when working with individuals with mental health conditions, children with disabilities, and their families.
Safeguarding Commitment
Saint John of God Hospitaller Services is committed to sateguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults.
Successful candidates will be required to adhere to safeguarding policies and demonstrate respect and sensitivity when working with individuals with mental health conditions, children with disabilities, and their families.