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ACTED IT Officer Job In Kenya(NGO)

IT Officer Careers At ACTED In Kenya

Department: Logistics
Position: IT Officer
Direct Hierarchy: Country Logistic Manager
Contract duration: Open Ended
Location: Nairobi- with travels to field offices in Somalia.
Starting Date: April, 2016

ACTED (Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development) is a non- political and non-confessional international NGO founded in 1993 and headquartered in Paris, France.
The organization’s vocation is to save lives, assist vulnerable populations and bring hope to those in need for a better future.
ACTED is looking for professionally confident, self-motivated, experienced and committed team player to fill the IT Officer position in Nairobi, Kenya.

Main objective:

To perform transparent and efficient IT management for ACTED programs in Kenya/Somalia
IT Officer Job Responsibilities In Kenya

Reporting to the Country Logistics Manager, his/her duties will include;


  • To implement and ensure that the Data backup plan is regularly carried out, reviewed and updated.
  • In collaboration with Nairobi Team, conduct ICT needs assessment in mission and provides ICT effective and efficient solutions including but not limited to software upgrades and infrastructure improvements.
  • Build the capacity of staff in ICT through on and off the job training in the mission.
  • Represent ACTED and participate in relevant ICT related forums and activities.
  • Carry out planned IT infrastructure improvements as agreed.
  • Technical Support
  • Perform helpdesk functions.
  • Liaise with Country Logistics Manager to implement network security and ensure the safe set up of new equipment.
  • Assist in setup of equipment such as laptops, data projectors, sound systems and other specialist ICT equipment, ensuring that systems are ready for use and operating correctly.
  • Deliver hardware and IT resources to work areas as required.
  • Implement a maintenance schedule for all computer hardware, and escalations to Nairobi.
  • Perform daily documentation and helpdesk duties/activities as they occur
  • Assist in resolving user logons issues, mapping drives, wireless internet password
  • Assist users to setup up for meeting ie projector, speaker, laptops, and cables as request by user


Network Administration Support


  • Setup and support office computer networks, printers
  • Perform basic diagnostic routines and escalations to ISPs
  • Managing basic user outlook request i.e. achieving, webmail logins and escalation of additional outlook user need to Nairobi Team.
  • Routine check of the condition of the network and propose necessary upgrades or changes to ensure efficiency.
  • Installation, configuring and maintaining server of severs
  • Escalate problems and liaise with the Helpdesk/Nairobi team to request further support
  • Quality Assurance and On-Going Development
  • Liaise with nominated external ICT service providers in relation to quality of service.
  • Undertake ICT risk assessments aimed at safeguarding health and safety at work.

Qualifications For IT Officer Jobs In Kenya

The job holder must/should possess:


  • University degree preferably in information technology, computer science.
  • IT professional qualification is a plus ie CISCO
  • At least four years of experience of communications within Non-Governmental Organizations.
  • Skill in Operating Systems Windows 7 and 8,and Web Applications
  • Skill in Microsoft office 2010,2013, and working with outlook 2010,2013,
  • Skills in windows sever 2008/2012Must demonstrate the following competencies: Interpersonal skills, Pro activity, Proficiency in operational area, IT Report Writing Skills


How To Apply

Qualified persons with the required skills are invited to submit their applications (cv and cover letter) to kenya.jobs@acted.org on or before April 12th, 2016. Please do not attach any other documents while sending your applications, if required they will be requested at a later stage.

ACTED reserves the right to hire prior to the application deadline.

Please note that only the shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
ACTED is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

This Job first appeared on CAREERPOINT

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