The
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC) is established under
Article 88 of the constitution of Kenya with the mandate of conducting or
supervising referenda and elections to any elective body or office established
by the Constitution, and any other elections as prescribed by an Act of
Parliament.
IEBC
ensures that elections are credible, transparent, free and fair. It is
committed to upholding national values and principles of good governance and
democracy.
The
Commission adheres to principles of the law on public services especially on
leadership and integrity.
The
IEBC invites applications for the following positions:-
1. Manager
- Investigation and Prosecutions
1
Post
IEBC Grade 4
Duties
- Effectively
and efficiently manage the investigation and prosecutions department.
- Prepare
departmental work plans and ensure implementation of the same within set
guidelines.
- Monitor
departmental work performance and ensure no back log on cases.
- Supervise
staff work performance in the department and ensure enhanced productivity.
- Prepare
budgets for the department and ensure proper utilization.
- To
supervise all prosecutions undertaken by the Commission and ensure cases
are handled effectively.
- To
assist in Dispute Resolution handling process in the Commission.
Qualifications and Experience
- LLB
Degree from a recognized university.
- Diploma
in Law from Kenya School of Law.
- Admitted
as an advocate in the High Court of Kenya.
- At
least 8 years’ experience, preferably in criminal prosecutions.
- Ability
to engage in Dispute Resolution.
- Computer
literate.
- Team
player.
- Being
an investigation officer or former prosecutor is an additional advantage.
2. Election Offences Prosecution Officer
2
Posts
IEBC Grade 6
Duties
- Effectively
and efficiently handle prosecution matters.
- Preparing
pleadings and other materials.
- Appearing
in court to present evidence and argue the cases on behalf of the
Commission.
- Advise
the commission where necessary on legal matters and undertake legal
research.
Qualifications and Experience
- LLB
Degree from a recognized university.
- Diploma
in Law from Kenya School of Law.
- Admitted
as an advocate in the High Court of Kenya.
- At
least 6 years’ experience, preferably in criminal investigations.
- Ability
to engage in Dispute Resolution.
- Computer
literate.
- Team
player.
3. Election Offences Investigation Officer
2
Posts
IEBC
Grade 6
Duties
- Effectively
and efficiently investigate election matters.
- To
supervise investigations undertaken by the commission
- The
collection, tabulation and recording of history and data concerning
Criminal, undesirable and suspicious persons in electoral units relating
to individual and matters calling for special enquiry.
- Conducting
and correspondence and interchange of reports on election matters with the
commission.
- The
investigation of complicated criminal offences and furnishing of
assistance to commission in cases of inquiries presenting difficult
feature
- The
supervision, where desirable of individuals during election period.
Qualifications and Experience
- Degree
in criminology or any other related degree from a recognized university.
- Being
atleast a chief inspector or equivalent.
- At
least 6 years’ experience, preferably in criminal investigations.
- Ability
to engage in Dispute Resolution.
- Computer
literate.
- Team
player.
Applicants should fill the online form provided on the
Commission website www.iebc.or.ke/careers.
A
printed copy of the form and copies of certificates can be dropped or posted to
the;
Chief
Executive Officer/ Commission Secretary,
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission,
Anniversary Towers, 6th Floor Reception, University Way,
P. O. Box 45371 – 00100
Nairobi, Kenya.
Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission,
Anniversary Towers, 6th Floor Reception, University Way,
P. O. Box 45371 – 00100
Nairobi, Kenya.
Forms
are also available at the Commission Headquarters and Regional Offices.
Applications
must be received on or before 24th May 2012.
The
Commission is an equal opportunity employer.
Canvassing
will lead to disqualification.
Only
shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Shortlisted
candidates will be required to comply with Chapter Six of the Constitution.