The Communication Authority of Kenya (CA) has started a new hiring campaign. There are 25 job openings in different departments, from senior management to technical, legal, and administrative positions.
CA is looking for capable, proactive, and self-motivated people to fill leadership roles. They want both experienced professionals and capable junior staff. There are many different jobs available, so both experienced and early-career candidates can find suitable opportunities.
CA is responsible for regulating ICT, managing frequencies and spectrum, protecting consumers, overseeing cybersecurity, issuing licenses, and managing the universal service fund in Kenya. This means that people with backgrounds in engineering, ICT, law, finance, administration, or compliance may have a strong fit.
The job postings that were advertised cover a wide range of job types, including senior/director-level positions: director for universal service fund, director of competition management, consumer protection & corporate communications, and director of finance & accounts.
Permanent and pensionable roles such as deputy directors (in treasury management, consumer protection and empowerment, and planning and project management); principal officer-administration; senior officers (in organizational development and security); and several officer 11 roles in frequency planning and licensing, standards and numbering, cyber investigations and forensics, broadcasting licensing, and more.
Additional positions include administrative roles (e.g., property management, insurance) and support staff.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified applicants should submit their applications online via the CA careers portal. Applications require a cover letter, a detailed CV, and the contact details of three qualified references.
Applications should be addressed to the Director General, CA, P.O. Box 14448, Nairobi 00800.
The deadline for submissions is 22 December 2025, by 5:00 p.m. East Africa Time (EAT).
CA warns that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and makes the point that canvassing or failure to attach required documents will lead to automatic disqualification.
