sRFT for ICT Resources to work in the Department’s API Project Development Team
The API Project Development Team provides a vital role in building the API component of the overall Digital Services ecosystem. The DSP API provides programmatic access to the Department’s core organisation data, enabling the Department to securely exchange relevant information with authorised consumers outside and ins...
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The API Project Development Team provides a vital role in building the API component of the overall Digital Services ecosystem. The DSP API provides programmatic access to the Department’s core organisation data, enabling the Department to securely exchange relevant information with authorised consumers outside and inside the organisat...
- Ausschreibungstyp: Ausschreibung
- Auftraggeber: Department of Social Protection_349
- Veröffentlicht: 09. April 2026
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- Thema: IT-Personal
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The API Project Development Team provides a vital role in building the API component of the overall Digital Services ecosystem. The DSP API provides programmatic access to the Department’s core organisation data, enabling the Department to securely exchange relevant information with authorised consumers outside and inside the organisation. Mini competition on DSP Framework
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