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• Receive the electronic devices (e.g.
  eseals) from different stations and record in the registry books and Stock
  management database.
• Carry out quality checks on the electronic
  devices to establish their functional status.
• Conduct servicing and repairs on the
  electronic devices that have mechanical issues.
• Analyze the e-seal usage and advice for
  extrapolation where devices are bound to fail.
• Ensure all e-seals that have been damaged
  are returned back to the Vendor for replacement.

• Coordinate the delivery of electronic
  devices across different stations to support cargo tracking.
• Maintain a record of all electronic
  devices that come in to the organization from the vendor.
• Record and report on the distribution of
  all electronic devices received, dispatched, damaged, under repair, beyond
  repair and those returned to the vendor.
• Carry out a weekly stock take on all
  e-seals in operation and compile a report for further management.
• Conduct device reconciliation and provide
  guidance to different enforcement officers in recovering and retrieving
  missing e-seals.
• Compile device usage reports and submit to
  the line In charge/supervisor for further management.

• Receive different parts of the electronic
  devices from the vendor and assemble parts into the fully functional
  e-seal.
• Record all factory damaged parts of the
  devices and develop an accountability report for all devices received and
  their quality status
• Register the e-seals onto the ECTS system
  for activation.
• Conduct tests and compile a device
  commission report that is submitted to the line supervisor.

• Troubleshoot ECTS user problems and
  provide technical support to the field Customs teams on usage of the
  Electronic Cargo Tracking System in line with Customs Business processes.
• Identify ECTS usage gaps and liaise with the
  system vendor / developer to close the gaps in line with Customs Business
• Work closely with the IT software
  Engineering team to conduct software quality assessments to evaluate the
  effectiveness of the system’s functionality
• Monitor ECTS device functionality and
  usage and submit monthly Device usage & seals management report
  clearly indicating the percentage of seals in active operations and usage
  rate per device
• Identify ECTS user violations and design
  capacity building modules to enhance the ECTS user capabilities of users
• Liaise with IT and Customs Systems teams
  to effect and monitors the inter-system integrations e.g. RECTS/Asyworld
  integration.

• The applicants for the Uganda Revenue
  Authority (URA) Officer Customs – Electronic Cargo Tracking System jobs
  should hold Bachelor’s degrees
  in Computer Science, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering
  or any other related field obtained from recognized Universities
• Specialised
  training in Electronics Technology is an added advantage
• A minimum of two years of related working experience, one (1) of which should have
  been attained in maintenance of Electronic tracking devices or closely
  related activities in a reputable organization.
• Extensive knowledge and application of electronics problem diagnosis
  software
• Knowledge
  of laws related to Customs and Electronic Tracking
• Ability to use Soldering iron and the Electronic Multi-Meter
• Excellent
  communication and interpersonal skills
• Incumbent
  should be able to work as part of a team
• Possess
  an impeccable record of integrity
• Highly
  analytical with an investigative mind
• Excellent
  interpersonal and communications skills
• Age: Between 28-38 years

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