Independent Electoral and
Boundaries Commission (IEBC)
General Election Officials
Temporary Vacancies
In preparation for the
August, 2017 General Election, the Commission invites qualified applicants for
the following temporary positions to be engaged during the 2017 General
Elections:
Constituency ICT Clerks
(580 Posts)
- Restore the
normal service to the users as quickly as possible by fixing a technical
fault, fulfilling a service request or answering a query to allow the
users to work effectively.
- Preparation, configuration
and testing of Verification/inspection kits in readiness for general
election.
- In liaison
with RICT, provide technical Support to the PO / DPO / clerks during
verification / inspection.
- Installing,
configuring and re-imaging of the verification kits for replacement.
- Performing
data backup and data restoration on KIEMS Kits.
- Ensure that
the KIEMS kits are fully charged and functional at all times.
- Participate in
the training of the VPO,DPO and clerks
Minimum Requirements
- Be a Kenyan
citizen of high integrity and be non-partisan.
- Be holder of a
minimum of Diploma qualifications in ICT or other IT related field.
- ICT
Certification (e.g. MCSE, CCNA or Equivalent) will be an added advantage.
- At least 2
years industrial experience in ICT support in a busy environment.
- Hands on
experience and skills in Computer Hardware, Network and Software
diagnosis.
- Should have
effective communication skills and good report writing skills.
- Must be
available for the entire period of general election.
- Must be
residents in the Constituency in which they apply for.
The constituency ICT clerk
will be engaged for at least Thirty (30) days and will be paid Ksh 1,500 per
day.
NB. The payments will be taxable in accordance with prevailing KRA regulations.
NB. The payments will be taxable in accordance with prevailing KRA regulations.
How to Apply
Applicants who strictly meet
the above requirements should apply online at the IEBC website
Closing Date: 15th June 2017
NB: Applicants attention is drawn to Section
30 of the IEBC Act in which Members or Employees of the Commission will be held
liable on conviction to a term of imprisonment not exceeding three years or to
a fine of not more than one million shillings or both for subverting the
process of free, fair elections or interfering with the functions of the
commission in discharging its duty.
The Commission is an equal
opportunity employer.
Canvassing will lead to
disqualification.
Only shortlisted candidates
will be contacted.