FBR Jobs 2025

Alright, here’s the deal: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) is rolling out fresh job opportunities for 2025, and yeah, both guys and girls can throw their hats in the ring. If you’ve been daydreaming about landing a steady government gig—something a bit more solid than freelancing or endless contract work—this could be your shot. The FBR’s got a bunch of new openings all over Pakistan, so whether you’re fresh out of college or just tired of your current 9-to-5 grind, it’s worth checking out.

Vacancies :-

• Software Architect
• Senior Software Architect
• Software Engineer
• Senior Software Engineer
• Software Engineer (Frontend)
• Lead Software Engineer
• Lead Software Engineer (Backend)
• Software Engineer (Backend)
• Manager Quality Assurance
• Sr. Executive Internal Audit – Islamabad (ISB)
• Principal Data Engineer – II – Karachi (KHI)
• Data Service Manager – Karachi (KHI)
• Business Analyst – II – Karachi (KHI)
• Senior Financial Planning Analyst – Islamabad (ISB)
• Senior UI/UX Developer – Islamabad (ISB)
• Portfolio Manager – II – Karachi (KHI)
• Software Architect – Karachi (KHI)
• Principal Product Excellence Analyst – I – Karachi (KHI)
• Principal Database Architect & Optimization Engineer – I – Karachi (KHI)
• Lead Software Engineer – Karachi (KHI)
• Analyst Software Engineer – Karachi (KHI)
• Analyst SQA Engineer – Karachi (KHI)
• SQA Engineer – I – Karachi (KHI)
• Senior SQA Engineer – I – Karachi (KHI)

How to Apply for FBR Jobs 2025

• Grab the application form—either snag it off the official site or just swing by the office and pick one up. Don’t half-fill it, either; knock out every section, double-check your info. Now, gather up the stuff they want—your CNIC copies, your academic papers, a couple of fresh photos, the usual drill. Once you’ve got everything, send your packet to the address they listed in the ad. Courier works, or just hand it in yourself if you’re feeling old-school. And heads up: you’ve gotta get it in before October 28, 2025. Miss the deadline and, well, tough luck—late stuff goes straight in the bin.