Cartography & Mapping Officers (A0) needed at DGIE (Rwanda Directorate General of Immigration and Emigration) Kigali, Rwanda Deadline: 10-11-2026

To create, analyze, update, and manage maps and geographic information using mapping and GIS technologies. This includes collecting spatial data, producing digital and physical maps, interpreting geographic information, and ensuring the accuracy of mapping products
To do any other task related to the job as may be required by the supervisors.

Must be a Rwandan
Must be 25 years and below
Application letter
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Photo Passport
Copy of a diploma & transcript
Must not have a criminal record
Must not be black-listed or dismissed from public service
Academic qualifications: Advanced diploma, bachelors’ degree or Masters’ degree in relevant fields

The candidate should have a Bachelor’s degree in Geographic Information System-GIS, Geoinformatics, Cartography or Geography;
A Cartography & Mapping Specialist should possess a strong foundation in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software, such as ArcGIS or QGIS, alongside advanced proficiency in data visualization tools like Python (Mat plotlib, Geo Pandas).
The candidate must demonstrate technical expertise in spatial analysis, remote sensing, and database management (Post GIS), ensuring the accurate integration of complex geospatial datasets into actionable insights.
Beyond technical skills, the ideal candidate should exhibit exceptional attention to detail and a keen eye for design aesthetics to produce clear, engaging, and informative maps for diverse audiences.
Experience with web mapping technologies (Leaflet, Map box, or Open Layers) and a solid understanding of cartographic principles, including scale, projection, and symbology, are essential for creating both static and interactive visualizations that effectively communicate spatial relationships.
Finally, strong communication and collaboration skills are vital, as this role often involves translating technical geospatial concepts for non-technical stakeholders and working cross-functionally with data scientists, urban planners, or environmental teams.