Housing and Social Security Deputy Directorate
Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público · Unidad de Control Administrativo y Contrataciones Públicas
En español: Subdirección de Vivienda y Seguridad Social
This job in plain words
This job follows up on consolidated federal government purchases after the award, and checks that contracts are formalized on time. It has staff under its charge, requires technical work and asks for an asset declaration; the job title does not match the duties listed.
Can you apply?
Mexican citizens with full civil rights can apply, and so can foreign nationals whose immigration status allows them to do the job. They must meet the education and experience the job asks for.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · Holds a degree
- Experience
- At least 7 years
- Experience areas
- Mathematics: Statistics
- Technological Sciences: Information and Communication Technologies
- Economic Sciences: General Economics
- Economic Sciences: Economic Activity
- Economic Sciences: Business Organization and Management
- Economic Sciences: Human Resources Management and Development
- Political Science: Public Administration
Also:
- Willing to travel, sometimes
- Mixed work schedule
- Must file an asset declaration
- Has staff under its charge
- Knowledge of the structure and operation of the SHCP
- Knowledge of gender equality, ethics and integrity
- Knowledge of the budget, administrative and procurement legal framework
General requirements for every competition
- Be a Mexican citizen with full civil rights, or a foreign national whose immigration status allows the job.
- Not have been sentenced to prison for an intentional crime.
- Be fit for public service.
- Not belong to the clergy or be a minister of religion.
- Not be disqualified from public service and have no other legal or administrative impediment.
- Not have taken part in a separation program that prevents rejoining the federal public administration.
What you would do
- Direct checks that consolidated purchase contracts are formalized on time.
- Oversee follow-up of each stage after the award of consolidated contracts.
- Coordinate collection of documents from federal contract administrators.
- Order preparation of reports on post-contract progress of procedures.
- Direct the legal and technical review of risks found during follow-up.
How the competition works
Stages:
- Candidate registration and CV review: October 21 to November 4, 2026.
- Stage II: technical knowledge exam, general federal public administration knowledge exam, and skills assessment: November 5, 2026 to January 18, 2027.
- Stage III: document review in person, experience assessment, and merit assessment: November 5, 2026 to January 18, 2027.
- Stage IV: interview with the Selection Technical Committee: November 5, 2026 to January 18, 2027.
- Final decision: November 5, 2026 to January 18, 2027.
Minimum score: 70 puntos de 100
Documents you will need:
- Updated résumé, up to 3 pages, with a photo and phone numbers for your jobs.
- Birth certificate and/or immigration document that allows you to do the job.
- Document that proves the required education level, such as a degree or professional license, or a full transcript or proof of completed studies, with the school stamp or signature.
- Official photo ID with signature: voter ID card, passport, or professional license, all valid.
- Signed sworn statement and certificate showing you are not a registered delinquent alimony debtor (CDMX or RNOA certificate, or a printed INE Lista Nominal screen if your state is not in RNOA).
- Documents that prove your work experience, such as employment letters, pay slips, IMSS or ISSSTE registrations, or service contracts.
- Tax ID (RFC) and CURP.
- Proof of merits, such as awards, recognitions, other studies, or training, if you have them.
- Signed integral and simplified privacy notices.
- Printed TrabajaEn welcome screen showing your 9-digit folio.
Important:
- The average of the knowledge exams must be 70 or more, and the total must be at least 70 or you are discarded.
- Not showing up to a stage on the date, time, and place given means you are discarded.
- Not presenting the alimony debtor certificate causes you to be discarded.
- The five candidates with the highest scores go on to the interview, based on the ranking order.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official call. Only the call published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación counts: read it before you register.
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