With funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, we have established the African Consortium in Modelling for Effective Vector Control (ACoMVeC) comprising of a number of research institutions. With objective to support malaria mathematical modelling capacity-building efforts across sub-Saharan Africa with a specific focus on vector control to help maximize its impact and reduce malaria burden. With this, the need to develop a sophisticated virtual communication platform to promote our various activities, events and impact is crucial to reach our goal.
Therefore, we are looking for a dynamic, experienced, creative, and innovative Web Design Engineer who will develop and implement the full functionality of the website.
The proposed website is a website with the following features:
- Presenting the ACoMVeC project (About, objectives, aims and results…),
- The countries of implementation of the project,
- Recruitment form for scientists,
- Publication of research topics,
- Publication of research results,
- Management of user accounts and rights,
- ……
NB : We have three(3) weeks to put the website operational and this will equally consist your timeframe to render the website functional. We want it to be dynamic, progressive and responsive.
Application documents
CV, Copyright or references, Term of reference explaining the activities you will undertake during this period, innovative elements you will bring and a proposition of your budgetline.
Terms of employment
For question and application submission channel see: acomvecapplication@crid-cam.com
Deadline for reception of application 21st September 2022 at 12:00pm
Please click on the following link for more information .
https://crid-cam.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Call-for-Tender-Web-Development-Services-.pdf
About CRID
Founded in 2017, the Centre for Research in Infectious Diseases (CRID) is a Not-for-profit research centre providing an excellent environment for conducting high quality and internationally approved research on infectious diseases in Cameroon and Africa. With an excellent technical platform and in collaboration with the various national and international partners, CRID aims to support research on the continent through the training of young African scientists, in order to fulfil its vision which is to save lives through quality research and capacity building in tropical infectious diseases.
Our recruitment at CRID is purely based on skills, qualifications and experience. We are working to create a safe working area of work for all free from any prejudice.
