The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has announced 93 job openings as it seeks to recruit investigation officers for different departments.
In a notice dated Tuesday, October 21, the Commission revealed that it was recruiting assistant directors, senior investigation officers for electrical engineering, quality survey and legal officers.
EACC also announced that it was seeking investigation officers who have experience as accountants, auditors, bankers, police officers, reports analysts, digital forensic analysts and cyber security engineers.
Additionally, the Commission advertised vacancies in Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) and records management assistant departments.
While making the announcement, EACC Chief Executive Officer, Ahmed Mohamud, called on eligible Kenyans to submit their applications before November 4, this year.
According to him, most of the officers will be responsible for helping the Commission in combating and preventing corruption and economic crime in the country through law enforcement.
He also stated that the recruits will be responsible for public education and promotion of standards and best practices of integrity, ethics and anti-corruption measures.
Kenyans who seek to apply for the aforementioned positions were urged to do so online through the EACC website and fill out the application form available on the platform.
During the application process, candidates will be required to attach copies of the National Identification cards, curriculum vitae, academic and professional certificates and testimonials.
"The details of the job descriptions and requirements are provided on our website eacc.go.ke. All applications must be made online," the EACC CEO announced.
He went ahead to state that all the applications would be acknowledged through email and that only shortlisted candidates would be invited for an interview.
"The applications should be received not later than Tuesday, November 4, 2025, at 5.00 pm. EACC is an equal opportunity employer. Canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification," Mohamud added.
