The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) is a constitutional commission established under Section 3 of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Act, No. 22 of 2011, pursuant to Article 79 of the Constitution of Kenya. The Commission is mandated to combat and prevent corruption and economic crime through effective law enforcement, robust preventive measures, public education, and the promotion of standards and best practices of integrity, ethics, and anti-corruption within both public and private sectors.
As Kenya continues to strengthen its governance and accountability frameworks, the EACC remains central to promoting transparency, good governance, and ethical conduct in public administration. In line with its mission to uphold the highest standards of integrity and fight corruption in all its forms, the Commission is seeking to recruit dedicated, ethical, and professional individuals to fill several key positions within its organizational structure.
The Commission invites applications from qualified and motivated Kenyan citizens for the following positions:
1. ICT Officer II – Cybersecurity Engineer
The ICT Officer II – Cybersecurity Engineer will be responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the Commission’s cybersecurity architecture and ensuring the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of digital information systems. The role focuses on preventing, detecting, and responding to cyber threats across EACC’s technological environment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop, implement, and maintain cybersecurity frameworks, standards, and policies in line with national and international best practices.
- Monitor and assess vulnerabilities, threats, and risks to information systems, recommending proactive mitigation strategies.
- Perform regular security audits, penetration testing, and risk assessments to ensure system resilience.
- Respond to cybersecurity incidents, perform forensic analysis, and provide detailed incident reports.
- Configure, monitor, and maintain security tools such as firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and endpoint protection solutions.
- Provide training and awareness programs to staff on cybersecurity and data protection best practices.
- Collaborate with ICT teams to ensure secure system configurations and network integrity.
- Stay informed on emerging cyber threats, technologies, and security trends to strengthen defense mechanisms.
2. Intelligence Assistant II
The Intelligence Assistant II will provide operational and analytical support in gathering, collating, and interpreting intelligence relevant to corruption and economic crimes. This role is critical in supporting intelligence-led investigations and preventive operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Collect, analyze, and report on intelligence related to corruption and unethical practices.
- Assist in field operations and covert intelligence collection missions.
- Support the development and maintenance of intelligence databases and analytical reports.
- Liaise with partner institutions for intelligence sharing and coordination.
- Maintain confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information.
- Contribute to the preparation of periodic intelligence briefs for internal use.
- Conduct background checks and vetting activities in support of investigations.
3. Investigations Assistant II
The Investigations Assistant II will support investigative teams in conducting inquiries into corruption, economic crimes, and related offenses. The role ensures accuracy and timeliness in evidence collection, documentation, and case file preparation.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist in conducting investigations into allegations of corruption and economic crimes.
- Collect, record, and preserve evidence in accordance with investigative procedures and legal standards.
- Support interview and interrogation processes by maintaining detailed notes and documentation.
- Conduct background research and verification of data relevant to cases under investigation.
- Prepare investigation summaries, exhibits, and case files for review.
- Maintain confidentiality and ensure adherence to ethical and professional standards.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including forensic experts, intelligence officers, and prosecutors.
4. ICT Assistant II
The ICT Assistant II will provide technical and operational support to the Commission’s ICT infrastructure and systems. The position supports end-user services, system maintenance, and the smooth functioning of digital operations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide first-line ICT support and resolve user technical issues promptly.
- Assist in the installation, configuration, and maintenance of hardware and software systems.
- Support data backup, recovery, and system updates to maintain optimal performance.
- Maintain ICT equipment inventory and ensure proper asset management.
- Provide network support including troubleshooting connectivity issues.
- Assist in implementing ICT security measures under guidance from senior ICT personnel.
- Document ICT processes, user support activities, and technical procedures.
5. Records Management Assistant II
The Records Management Assistant II will be responsible for organizing, managing, and maintaining the Commission’s physical and digital records to ensure efficient retrieval and secure storage.
Key Responsibilities:
- Register, classify, and archive incoming and outgoing records in compliance with EACC record management policies.
- Maintain accurate file indexes and ensure the integrity and confidentiality of information.
- Support the digitization and electronic filing of official documents.
- Facilitate records transfer, retention, and disposal schedules in line with legal and institutional frameworks.
- Respond to internal requests for file retrievals and manage access control.
- Ensure proper labeling, storage, and protection of records against loss or damage.
- Prepare periodic reports on records management activities and audits.
6. Investigation Officer II – Accountant / Auditor / Banker / Economist
This position targets professionals with expertise in finance, audit, banking, or economics to conduct specialized investigations into corruption and economic crimes involving financial transactions, fraud, and misuse of public resources.
Key Responsibilities:
- Analyze and investigate financial statements, records, and transactions for evidence of fraud or corruption.
- Conduct forensic financial analysis to trace assets, money laundering activities, or illicit enrichment.
- Prepare comprehensive investigation reports for prosecutorial review.
- Collaborate with auditors, economists, and forensic experts to provide financial insights in investigations.
- Examine public procurement processes and financial operations for compliance with relevant laws.
- Support recovery of misappropriated funds and assets.
- Maintain accurate documentation and evidence for potential prosecution.
7. Investigation Officer II – Police Officer
The Investigation Officer II (Police Officer) will utilize law enforcement expertise to support the Commission’s investigative operations through evidence collection, surveillance, and enforcement of anti-corruption laws.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct investigations, arrests, and search operations in accordance with legal procedures.
- Interview suspects, witnesses, and complainants to collect relevant statements.
- Secure and process physical and digital evidence.
- Prepare investigation files for submission to prosecution authorities.
- Coordinate with other law enforcement agencies for joint operations.
- Maintain chain-of-custody and documentation integrity.
- Participate in field operations and provide security support to EACC staff during enforcement activities.
8. Investigation Officer II – Procurement Specialist
The Investigation Officer II – Procurement Specialist will focus on analyzing procurement processes and detecting irregularities or fraudulent activities within public procurement systems.
Key Responsibilities:
- Examine procurement records, tender documents, and contract awards for compliance with the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act.
- Identify cases of bid rigging, collusion, and conflict of interest.
- Conduct investigations into fraudulent procurement practices.
- Advise investigative teams on procurement regulations and procedures.
- Provide expert reports on procurement malpractices.
- Support capacity building on integrity and compliance in public procurement.
- Assist in asset recovery and legal documentation related to procurement fraud cases.
9. Investigation Officer II – ICT Specialist
This position involves the application of ICT expertise in support of investigations through data retrieval, digital evidence analysis, and network monitoring.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct forensic imaging and recovery of digital evidence.
- Analyze data from computers, servers, and mobile devices relevant to investigations.
- Support cyber-enabled corruption case investigations.
- Collaborate with cybersecurity experts to trace digital footprints.
- Maintain integrity and confidentiality of digital evidence.
- Prepare technical reports for use in court proceedings.
- Support automation and enhancement of investigative ICT tools.
10. Investigation Officer II – Reports Analyst
The Reports Analyst will be responsible for examining, compiling, and analyzing data and reports to provide actionable intelligence and support investigative decision-making.
Key Responsibilities:
- Analyze internal and external reports for patterns of corruption or unethical conduct.
- Maintain databases and data analytics tools for case management.
- Prepare analytical reports and presentations to support investigative teams.
- Track performance metrics and case progress for reporting purposes.
- Support the production of periodic statistical summaries and trend analyses.
- Ensure accuracy and integrity in data handling and reporting.
11. Investigation Officer II – Digital Forensic Analyst
The Digital Forensic Analyst will play a crucial role in extracting, preserving, and analyzing digital evidence related to corruption and economic crimes.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform forensic acquisition of digital devices in compliance with evidentiary protocols.
- Examine and interpret electronic data from various sources including emails, drives, and mobile applications.
- Identify, recover, and document deleted or hidden information.
- Develop digital forensic reports to support prosecution.
- Maintain chain of custody for all digital evidence.
- Provide expert testimony in court as required.
- Stay updated with emerging trends in digital forensics tools and techniques.
12. Legal Officer II
The Legal Officer II will provide legal support in investigations, prosecutions, policy formulation, and advisory services to ensure that the Commission’s operations comply with statutory and constitutional provisions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Draft legal documents, charge sheets, and legal opinions on matters under investigation.
- Represent the Commission in court proceedings and tribunals.
- Review contracts, agreements, and MoUs for legal compliance.
- Provide legal advisory support to investigative and preventive departments.
- Interpret laws, regulations, and precedents relevant to anti-corruption enforcement.
- Support legislative review and policy development initiatives.
- Prepare reports on legal trends, emerging jurisprudence, and case outcomes.
13. Senior Investigation Officer – Electrical Engineer
The Senior Investigation Officer (Electrical Engineer) will lead and conduct specialized investigations into technical corruption cases involving electrical projects, infrastructure, and installations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Analyze technical specifications, contracts, and project documentation to detect anomalies.
- Conduct field inspections and forensic analysis of electrical installations and works.
- Prepare technical evaluation reports for use in investigations and prosecutions.
- Advise investigative teams on electrical engineering aspects of corruption cases.
- Liaise with engineering regulators and professional bodies to verify technical standards.
- Supervise and mentor junior investigators handling engineering-related cases.
- Participate in multidisciplinary teams handling infrastructure investigations.
14. Senior Investigation Officer – Quantity Surveyor
The Senior Investigation Officer (Quantity Surveyor) will oversee investigations into corruption cases within construction, project costing, and procurement of public works.
Key Responsibilities:
- Review project estimates, bills of quantities, and valuation reports for accuracy and authenticity.
- Detect and analyze overpricing, under-delivery, and falsification of project data.
- Conduct field assessments to verify project completion status against payment records.
- Provide expert valuation reports to support investigative findings.
- Collaborate with engineers, auditors, and legal teams in case preparation.
- Support recovery of losses through forensic quantity surveying analysis.
- Provide technical advice to guide investigative decision-making.
15. Assistant Director – Unexplained Wealth
The Assistant Director – Unexplained Wealth will lead strategic investigations into unexplained wealth accumulation, asset tracing, and recovery, ensuring that individuals with illicit enrichment are held accountable under Kenyan law.
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead and coordinate investigations into unexplained wealth cases.
- Oversee financial profiling, asset valuation, and tracing of proceeds of corruption.
- Provide strategic leadership to teams handling asset recovery and forfeiture matters.
- Collaborate with local and international agencies in tracking cross-border assets.
- Develop policies, frameworks, and operational guidelines for unexplained wealth investigations.
- Prepare comprehensive reports and recommendations for legal action or forfeiture.
- Mentor and train officers in financial investigation techniques and asset tracing methodologies.
- Contribute to institutional reforms promoting integrity in asset declaration and wealth audits.
Application Procedure
Interested and qualified candidates are required to complete EACC Form 1 online via the Commission’s recruitment portal: https://jobs.integrity.go.ke. Applicants should attach copies of their national identification card, curriculum vitae, academic and professional certificates, and testimonials.
Detailed job descriptions and requirements for each position are available on the Commission’s official website: www.eacc.go.ke.
All applications must be submitted online, and applicants will receive an acknowledgment email upon successful submission. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
Deadline for submission: Tuesday, 4th November 2025 at 5:00 p.m.
Equal Opportunity
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, inclusion, and gender equity in employment. Qualified candidates, including persons with disabilities, are encouraged to apply.
Ethical leadership, and advancing a corruption-free society. These roles offer a unique opportunity for individuals passionate about justice, integrity, and good governance to serve their country in meaningful and impactful ways.
