Pakistan's IT sector keeps hiring through the year — software houses in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad recruit developers, quality-assurance engineers, designers and support staff, while banks, telecoms and large companies hire for their internal IT departments. Government organisations also announce IT posts, from data-entry and assistant roles to programmers and systems officers, usually through testing services or their own advertisements.

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