DIRECTOR: ICT GOVERNANCE AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Reference: G43/2026. Salary: R1 317 384 per annum (Level 13), (an all-inclusive SMS salary package). (All- inclusive salary packages, which consists of 70% basic salary and 30% flexible portion that may be structured in terms of the applicable rules).. Requirements: Senior Certificate / Grade 12. Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Information Systems, or related field (NQF Level 7); Five (5) years’ experience in middle/senior management level. Proven experience in ICT Governance, PMO Management and Large-scale ICT project implementation. Computer Literacy: MS Office Software Applications, Plus Unendorsed valid Code B driver’s license (Code 08). Certifications in PMP/PRINCE2, COBIT, ITIL and CGEIT. Knowledge of PFMA. POPIA, DPSA CGICT Framework, King IV and Public Sector regulations. Experience in the Public Sector and/or Health environment will be an added advantage. NB: For the Pre-Entry Certificate for SMS, any individual may register for the course and complete such in anticipation of wishing to apply for an SMS post in future. The course is available at the NSG under the name Certificate for entry into 173 the SMS and the full details can be sourced by following the link: Duties: Job Purpose: The successful candidate will be responsible for, amongst others: Provide strategic leadership on ICT governance and ensure alignment with departmental and national health priorities. Develop and implement ICT governance frameworks, policies, and standards in line with Public Sector requirements. Establish and manage ICT Project Management Office (PMO). Oversee ICT programmes and projects to ensure delivery within scope, time, cost and quality. Manage the ICT project portfolio and ensure optimal allocation of resources. Ensure compliance with legislative and regulatory frameworks including PFMA and POPIA. Lead ICT risk management, audit processes, and implementation of internal controls. Facilitate stakeholder engagement with internal business units and external stakeholders (e.g. National Department of Health, National Treasury, SITA). Manage ICT governance and project budgets and support procurement processes. Lead and manage staff within directorate, including performance management and development. Willingness to travel across districts and health facilities. Government vacancy from Public Service Vacancy Circular 31 of 2026.