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Help build the standard.

IICTP is built in the open, with practitioners. These are the roles where experienced engineers help, and the way to apply is a short email.

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Where we need people

Open roles.

These are expert contributions, not salaried jobs. Each button opens an email to careers@iictp.org with the role in the subject and a short template to fill in.

Exam qualityUrgent

Exam question reviewer

  • Check exam questions for accuracy, clarity and a defensible best answer.
  • Act as the second reviewer: every question is meant to be checked by two people.

Good fitPractising engineers or technical leads who know at least one TPBOK domain well.

Apply
Exam content

Exam item writer

  • Write scenario-based questions, each with the best answer and a short rationale.
  • Work from the TPBOK domain blueprint for the credential you write for.

Good fitEngineers and architects who can turn real decisions into fair, unambiguous scenarios.

Apply
Standards

TPBOK domain reviewer

  • Review a TPBOK domain for accuracy, gaps and outdated advice.
  • Suggest changes with a source, for the public change log.

Good fitSenior practitioners in architecture, delivery, applied AI, infrastructure and security, or engineering leadership.

Apply
Governance

Board of Global Standards founding seat

  • Help oversee the standard and the exam question banks, independent of anyone who sells preparation.

Good fitSenior practitioners with no commercial training or vendor interest. See the seats and how to be nominated.

See the seats
Partnerships

Training partner

  • Teach to the standard under the Authorized Training Partner programme.

Good fitAcademies, bootcamps and universities.

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Community

Chapter founder

  • Start and host a local chapter for practitioners, once the chapter programme opens.

Good fitPeople who already bring engineers together in their city or university.

Apply

Do not see your skills? Write to us anyway. We reply to everyone.

How it works

From email to started.

Four steps, and no surprises about terms.

  1. Write to usEmail careers@iictp.org with the role, your experience and the TPBOK domains you know best. The apply buttons fill in a template.
  2. We replyWe reply to everyone, whether or not there is a fit.
  3. We talk if there is a fitIf your experience matches a need, we talk about the role and what it involves.
  4. Terms in writingAnything that is paid, and any time commitment, is agreed in writing before work starts.

Your application

What to include.

Keep it short. The apply buttons fill in this template for you.

Your application contains personal data. Do not send identity numbers or sensitive documents by email. Read how we handle personal data in the privacy policy.

  • The role you are applying for (the buttons put it in the subject line).
  • Your name, country, and a link to LinkedIn, GitHub or a website.
  • Three to five lines on your experience.
  • The TPBOK domains you know best.
  • Any link to a training provider or other interest you should declare.

Questions

Before you apply.

The honest answers on pay, location and requirements.

Are these salaried jobs?

No. There are no advertised salaried jobs yet, and none are implied here. The roles above are expert contributions. If any role is paid, that is agreed in writing before work starts.

Can I apply from outside India?

Yes. IICTP is an international body, and the roles can be done remotely.

Do I need a degree or an IICTP credential?

The roles ask for real experience in the area, not a particular qualification. We have not set a requirement to hold an IICTP credential.

Why do you ask about conflicts of interest?

Anyone who writes or reviews exam questions should declare links to a training provider, so that those who sell preparation do not influence who passes. See our impartiality statement.

What if my skills are not listed?

Write to us anyway. Tell us what you can offer. We reply to everyone.

Ready?

Tell us what you can offer.

Email careers@iictp.org How we stay impartial