The National Trust Infrastructure (ICN) is the technical and organisational foundation enabling government departments to issue qualified electronic certificates within the meaning of Monegasque regulations.
This project is a key element in the Principality's digital transition, and more specifically for the digital identity of Monegasque citizens and residents, with the aim of European recognition of the probative value of electronic signatures produced using qualified certificates. The ICN is also subject to security approval, which must be maintained over time following qualified PASSI audits.
Initially, the Administrator will join the Expertise division, which currently has a staff of five. The organisation of the Expertise Division will evolve from 2026 to allow for the creation of an ad hoc structure. This will be divided into two divisions: a Compliance Division and an Operations Division, into which the Administrator will eventually move.
2026: Planning, preparation and design of the new technical infrastructure
Preparing the implementation of a new infrastructure base
2027: Implementation, security certification, qualification maintenance, etc.
Implementation of system components
2028 and beyond :
You must hold a postgraduate degree (BAC+5) in the field of information technology (computing, networking, telecommunications or cybersecurity) ;
and have at least five years' professional experience in the field of information technology (computing, networks, telecommunications or cybersecurity).
With regard to the duties, candidates' attention is drawn to the constraints associated with the post: possibility of working, on an exceptional basis, non-working hours including weekends and public holidays, participation in the department's on-call duty.
Only French or Monegasque candidates are eligible for this position in accordance with Sovereign Order 9.060 of 21 January 2022.
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