Gwadar Safe City Project Jobs 2026

Jobs for the Gwadar Safe City Project in 2026 are now open. Announced by the PMU within Balochistan’s Planning and Development Department, they sit in Gwadar, but the interview will take place in Quetta. Powered by technology, the effort aims to improve city security and monitoring. Instead of general hires, it targets those trained in engineering, admin roles, legal work, or money handling skills that matter here. Because better policing links, improved citizen security, and smoother operations depend on such talent, these posts carry weight. Once filled, they should help turn Gwadar into a well-connected, smarter-running city where security runs deeper than before.

Career opportunities positions available: Legal Advisor, Civil Engineer, Software Engineer, Network Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Radio Communication Engineer, Admin Officer, Account Officer, and In-Charge Command & Control. Expertise is needed in technical, legal, and administrative areas to keep the Gwadar Safe City Project moving forward. Candidates included in the provisional shortlist are officially recorded. Interviews will be conducted strictly by invitation. These posts fall under PPS-06 and PPS-07 salary bands. The announcement came out on February 4, 2026. The deadline falls on February 17, 2026.

Job Details

Category	Details
Job Type	Contract (Government of Balochistan)
No. of positions	9 (one post each)
Location	Gwadar (Interviews in Quetta)
Age	As per official notification
Gender	Not specified
Salary	As per official notification (PPS-06 and PPS-07 pay scales)
Qualification	Relevant professional degrees in Law, Engineering, IT, Finance, or Administration
Experience	Relevant professional experience required in Law, Engineering, IT, Finance, or Administration (as per official notification)
Last Date	February 17, 2026

Job Description

Responsibilities

Roles and Responsibilities in the Safe City Project

1- Legal Advisor (PPS-07):

• When it comes to contracts, putting words on paper happens first.
• Laws, both local and national, need watching closely during every step.
• Buying questions show up, and guidance follows naturally.
• If disagreements appear, working through them becomes necessary.
• Public meets private in certain deals, where special rules shape how things move forward.

2- Civil Engineer (PPS-07):

• Overseeing city projects like excavating channels, setting up poles, running underground pipes, and keeping everything safe while meeting required standards.

3- Software Engineer (PPS-07):

• Building tools for managing operations, tracking events, one step at a time, through data review.

4- Network Engineer (PPS-07):

• Building big camera setups, then handling their daily flow.
• Fiber loops stretch out, tied together through smart routing.
• Each VLAN works on its own, separated but linked when needed.
• Systems switch quietly if one part stops responding.

5- Electrical Engineer (PPS-07):

• Power stays on when backup systems are sized right.
• Generators kick in before lights flicker.
• Surge protectors guard against spikes between storms.
• Efficiency matters just as much as uptime does.

6- Radio Communication Engineer (PPS-07):

• Fine-tuning radio signals begins with mapping out how antennas point toward each other.
• Instead of guessing, angles get set using field readings that show real performance.
• When unwanted noise shows up, shifting frequency bands helps reduce clashes from nearby transmitters.

7- Admin Officer (PPS-06):

• Finding ways through daily tasks at the PMU desk, helping team members when needed, linking with suppliers regularly, while handling formal letters now and then.

8- Account Officer (PPS-06):

• Counting money, moving it where needed, and checking records line by line.
• Watching deadlines so nothing slips past the due date.
• Matching numbers at month’s end to catch small gaps early.
• Making sure every step follows current laws without exception.
• Going through reports carefully when outside reviewers arrive.

9- In Charge Command and Control PPS Zero Six

• Running the Command & Control Centre day by day, while keeping in step with police units when situations shift.
• When things heat up, someone has got to guide the response without losing grip.
• Every alert moves through a chain that only some understand.

Qualification Requirements

1- Legal Advisor:

• A legal qualification centered on agreement frameworks appears first.
• Following that, the focus shifts toward government acquisition processes.
• One leads into the next without overlap.
• Structure matters more than volume here.
• Details remain exact by structure.

2- Civil Engineer:

• A foundation in Civil Engineering forms the academic background.
• Involvement in infrastructure initiatives marks professional exposure.

3- Software Engineer:

• A background in Software Engineering or Computer Science forms the foundation.
• Expertise in databases follows naturally from systematic study.
• Backend development skills emerge through focused practice over time.

4- Network Engineer:

• A background in information technology or networking forms the foundation.
• Practical involvement with extensive network systems supports this base.
• Experience comes from direct work on broad infrastructure projects.
• Knowledge grows through active participation in complex environments.

5- Electrical Engineer:

• A solid grasp of power systems forms the foundation, given completion of an electrical engineering degree.
• This academic path introduces core principles early, shaping how energy networks are analyzed later.

6- Radio Communication Engineer:

• Degree in Telecommunication/Electronics with RF planning experience.

7- Admin Officer:

• Degree in Management/Administration with government office management skills.

8- Account Officer:

• A background in Finance or Accounting forms the foundation.
• Expertise with spreadsheets appears alongside ERP system experience.
• Mastery of enterprise software complements analytical abilities.
• Academic training supports practical digital skills.
• Knowledge spans financial systems and data organization tools.

9- In Charge Command Control

• A background in information technology or management forms the foundation.
• Oversight duties in operational roles have been carried out.
• Experience exists within process coordination environments.
• Academic training is combined with hands-on leadership tasks.

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How to Apply?

Check Eligibility:

• Should your name appear among those tentatively selected, it will be found on the listing published through the Balochistan provincial government’s online platform.
• Verification occurs only via that source.

Interview Schedule:

• A meeting involving engineers together with a legal advisor takes place on February 16, 2026.
• The scheduled start time is 10:00 in the morning.
• On February 17, 2026, at ten in the morning, duties will be carried out by the Admin Officer alongside the Account Officer.
• Responsibility rests with the individual assigned to Command & Control.
• Timing is fixed without deviation. Morning light fills the room where tasks begin.
• 10 o’clock marks the start.
• No delay occurs after that point.

Venue:

• Located on the first floor, the Office of the Secretary sits within Block 14. Room 7 houses the Science & IT Department.
• This space is part of the Civil Secretariat complex.
• The building stands along Zarghoon Road.
• Quetta hosts this administrative location.

Documents Required:

• One original plus a verified duplicate each: identification card, academic credentials, work history proof, alongside two portrait images.

Remote Candidates:

• Starting on time depends upon access through the official Google Meet link listed in the interview notice.
• A stable connection must be confirmed before beginning, along with having digital copies prepared ahead of schedule.

Benefits & Salary

• Salary Range: As per official notification (PPS-06 and PPS-07 pay scales).
• Other Benefits: Pension, allowances, and other government service benefits as per rules.

About the Institute

Among provincial responsibilities, shaping policies falls under the mandate of the Planning and Development Department in Balochistan. Oversight of growth strategies belongs to the same body, guiding how regions evolve. Major undertakings across areas are set into motion through its coordination. Urban security upgrades define the purpose behind the Gwadar Safe City effort. Modern tools for public protection mark what this initiative brings forward.
Every effort aims at lasting progress, careful use of assets, and stronger oversight via focused initiatives. Evidence of intent shows clearly in the Safe City undertaking, where safety gains align with Gwadar’s growing position on trade routes.

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