JOB DETAILS Type of contract : Consultant Contract Level : Level 2 - Middle Hiring Unit : Education Sector (ED) Duty Station : Nairobi Work location : On site Duration of contract : 6 months Hiring
Full Stack Data Scientist III/IV Location: Rabat, Morocco (preferred) or Dakar, Senegal (preferred); open to other IDinsight office locations (Nairobi, Kenya; New Delhi, India; Manila, Philippines; Lusaka, Zambia) IDinsight is hiring full-time senior data scientists (4
Job Summary As a Designer at Ogilvy Africa, the role goes beyond creating visually impactful designs. It focuses on conceptual thinking, creative problem-solving, and versatility across different outputs and digital channels. The Designer is responsible for
Assembly, Repair, Maintenance and Overhaul Electro-mechanical Technician Do you enjoy being part of a successful team? Would you like to work with cutting-edge drilling technology? Join our Team! Our Drilling Services AMO Team is assembling and
Empowering Africa’s tomorrow, together…one story at a time. With over 100 years of rich history and strongly positioned as a local bank with regional and international expertise, a career with our family offers the opportunity to
JOB TITLE:DESIGN SPECIALIST IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR: PROJECT DESIGN TEAM LEAD INDIRECT SUPERVISOR:SENIOR BUSINESS MANAGER HEAD OF SALES HUMAN RESOURCES INTERNAL & EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION:INTERNAL (STAFF, DEPARTMENTS). EXTERNAL (VISITORS, CLIENTS). KEY RESPONSIBILITIES/ACCOUNTABILITIES Design solutions in the security system and live
About Beem Beem is a Pan-African tech startup based in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania but with a presence across more than 25 African markets. Our unique service provides enterprises the ability to reach customers across Africa using
Help build a world-class global HR function inside an AI-first, high-performance organization Title: Talent Operations & Recruitment Specialist — Remote · Independent Contractor (Retainer-Based) Location Eligibility & Work Model This is a fully remote role. We operate
The context: Across the developing world, more children than ever are in school – but they are not learning. A recent study estimated that less than 1% of school children in Sub-Saharan Africa attend a school