Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) was established in 1971 as the statutory body vested with the responsibility of standardizing and regulating the quality of all products in Nigeria. Its function anchors on investigating the quality of facilities, materials and products in Nigeria, and instituting a quality assurance system for the certification of factories, products and laboratories.
In the bid to expand its core science Human Resources capacity base to better meet the growing demands for its services, SON is offering opportunity to diligent and result oriented applicants seeking to develop their careers in an organisation with the culture of high performance and pursuit of excellence.Cadres and Required Qualification:Applications are expected from candidates who have minimum of Bachelor degree or HND in the following cadre specific qualification:Job Title/ Cadre: Statistician, Computer Scientist/ Higher Technical OfficerMathematics; Statistics; Computer Studies.Essential Skills and Attributes:Personal traits and skills essential for working at SON include:Enthusiasm for learning and achieving resultsActive listening and analytical thinking abilityCreativity and innovative dispositionDistinctive written and oral communication skillsInterpersonal skill and ability to work in a teamFocus on service deliveryComputer Literacy.All applications will be received online and application should be made with the cadre references for only one position.To apply, click the link below and carefully follow the directions provided for effective application. For enquiries relating to submission of applications, SMS the help desk of WealthStream Consulting Limited on +2347036302946.Receiving of applications closes November 3 2011. Subsequently, only shorlisted candidates will be contacted.Interested applicants should have concluded NYSC and ready to assume office if successful in the exercise.Did you enjoy this post? Why not leave a comment below and continue the conversation, or subscribe to my feed and get articles like this delivered automatically to your feed reader.