This is an expression of interest for future assignments, not a guaranteed vacancy.
About the role
Digital Transformation and AI Solutions Consultants advise public institutions and project teams on digital government, data, e-procurement and the responsible use of AI. Assignments include readiness assessments, roadmaps, training and support for implementation.
Many institutions Risalat serves are digitalising services while new rules on data protection and AI take effect. Consultants help them make practical, lawful choices. Work is project-based advisory.
Responsibilities
- Assess digital and AI readiness of institutions and projects.
- Develop practical roadmaps, priorities and business cases.
- Advise on data governance, cybersecurity basics and data protection.
- Support e-government and e-procurement initiatives.
- Advise on responsible AI use and relevant regulation, such as the EU AI Act where it applies.
- Design and deliver training on digital topics.
- Write clear reports and recommendations.
- Work with Risalat's diagnostics and regulation readiness tools.
Outputs and success measures
- Readiness assessments.
- Digital or AI roadmaps with priorities.
- Policy and governance recommendations.
- Training sessions and materials.
- Implementation support notes.
What we are looking for
Essential
- Substantial experience in digital transformation, e-government or data governance.
- Practical understanding of AI capabilities, risks and governance.
- Experience advising public institutions or large organisations.
- Clear analytical writing.
- Strong facilitation and communication.
- Excellent English.
Desirable
- Experience with donor-financed digital projects.
- Knowledge of data protection laws and digital public infrastructure.
- Relevant certifications, for example in information security or cloud architecture.
Tools and skills
What you gain
- Assignments on current digital and AI reforms.
- Collaboration with Risalat's training and consulting teams.
- Experience across countries and sectors.
- Opportunities to shape new programmes and tools.
How we work
Project-based advisory, mostly remote with occasional on-site work. Scope, deliverables and fees are agreed in writing for each assignment.
Assignments, working hours, fees, deliverables and location are agreed in writing before work begins. This listing does not guarantee selection, paid work or a minimum number of assignments. Applicants employed elsewhere must comply with employer policies and disclose conflicts of interest.
Selection process
- Apply online with your CV and relevant assignment examples.
- We review expertise and fit.
- An interview on a past digital assignment.
- A written agreement for each assignment.
We assess every application on relevance, demonstrated work and current project needs.
Questions
Do I need to be a software developer?
No. The role is advisory; technical understanding is important but development is not required.
Which regulations come up most?
Data protection laws, public procurement rules for digital systems and, where relevant, the EU AI Act.
Will I deliver training?
Often. Many assignments combine advice with practical training.