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Italy launches a short‑term public competition to recruit 130 digital specialists across several cities

Executive summary: The Italian Presidency’s Department for Digital Transformation has launched a public concours to recruit 130 digital specialists in multiple cities, outlining required qualifications, selection exams, salary and application steps. It seeks to bolster the public sector’s digital workforce and address expertise shortages, influencing future governmental IT projects.

Who is involved: Presidenza del Consiglio, the Department for Digital Transformation, prospective digital specialist applicants, and the recruitment authorities.

Likely next: The application window will open shortly, followed by a submission deadline, selection examinations and eventual hiring decisions.

The Department for Digital Transformation has opened a public competition to fill 130 digital specialist positions in various locations, detailing eligibility, selection tests, remuneration and application procedures. The initiative is presented as part of the government's effort to strengthen digital capacity within the public sector. It reflects a targeted recruitment drive aimed at filling skill gaps in public‑technology projects.

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Successful Digital Reskilling (50%)

Increased efficiency in public procurement cycles for IT services.

Bureaucratic Bottleneck (30%)

Delays in national digital infrastructure projects due to slow onboarding.

Brain Drain Failure (20%)

Public sector remains uncompetitive against private tech firms, leading to high turnover.

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