System Analyst

The System Analyst sits between PERA's business teams and its developers. The job starts with requirement documents and ends with an architecture the developers can build and the testers can check.

What you will produce

• SRS, FRS and system design specifications from business requirement documents.
• Multi-tier, modular architectures, with microservices where they make sense.
• API and data-exchange designs so departmental systems can talk to each other securely.
• Logical and physical data models, normalisation and indexing plans.
• HLD and LLD diagrams, API documentation and deployment guides.
• UAT plans, plus coordination of regression and integration testing.

Requirements

• Bachelor's (Hons) in IT, computer science, data science, software engineering or a similar subject from an HEC-recognised university.
• 5 years' relevant experience after the degree, including at least 1 year in the public sector.
• Age 25 to 60.

Experience in a private firm counts only if the firm is registered with the SECP, the Registrar of Firms or another public-sector regulator.

About the advertisement

PERA was set up under the Punjab Enforcement and Regulation Act, 2024. These posts are filled under the PERA (Appointment and Conditions of Service for Contractual Employees) Regulations, 2026, on the Special PERA Pay Package (SPPP), which is negotiable, for an initial three years that can be extended on satisfactory performance.

General instructions

• Apply online only, through the Punjab Job Portal, with all educational, experience and other documents uploaded. Incomplete applications are not considered.
• Applicants already in government, semi-government or autonomous service must apply through proper channel with a No Objection Certificate (NOC).
• Only shortlisted candidates are called for the test or interview, and no TA/DA is paid.
• Successful candidates get a provisional offer letter, subject to verification of degrees, experience certificates, NOC and antecedents.
• Canvassing or submitting false documents leads to disqualification at any stage.
• Experience in a private firm counts only if the firm is registered with the SECP, the Registrar of Firms or another public-sector regulator.
• The portal asks for a domicile certificate for these posts. Punjab residents can request one at home through the government's Dastak service (call 1202 or use the Dastak app).