Financial Reporting Centre Opens 21 Job Opportunities, See How to Apply

The Financial Reporting Centre (FRC) has announced 21 job vacancies for qualified Kenyans seeking employment in the public sector.

The government agency is recruiting for positions in management, financial intelligence, legal services, ICT, human resources, administration, finance and other departments.

The vacancies offer opportunities for professionals with different levels of experience, including those seeking officer-level and senior management positions.

Available Job Positions

The advertised vacancies include:

Director, Compliance and Technical Capacity Development – 1 post
Deputy Director, Operational Analysis – 1 post
Deputy Director, Finance and Accounts – 1 post
Deputy Director, External Relations – 1 post
Assistant Director, Corporate Communications – 1 post
Assistant Director, Digital Transformation and Information Systems – 1 post
Assistant Director, Legal Services – 1 post
Principal Human Resource Management Officer – 1 post
Principal Security Services Officer – 1 post
Principal Supply Chain Management Officer – 1 post
Principal Office Administrator – 1 post
Senior Planning Officer – 1 post
Financial Intelligence Officer II (Operational Analysis) – 4 posts
Financial Intelligence Officer II (Compliance and Regulation) – 4 posts
Financial Intelligence Officer II (Technical Capacity Development) – 1 post
Financial Intelligence Officer II (Data Modelling and Analysis) – 3 posts
Information Communication Technology Officer II – 2 posts
Finance and Accounts Officer II – 1 post
Internal Auditor II – 2 posts
Office Administrator II – 1 post
Supply Chain Management Officer II – 1 post

How to Apply for FRC Jobs

Interested candidates are required to submit their applications online through the Financial Reporting Centre’s official website.

Applicants should visit www.frc.go.ke to access detailed job descriptions, academic qualifications, work experience and other requirements for each position.

The application deadline is November 16, 2026, at 5:00 pm (EAT).

The agency has stated that it will not accept applications submitted in hard copy.

Requirements for Successful Candidates

Candidates who are shortlisted will be required to present their original academic and professional certificates, together with relevant testimonials, during interviews.

Successful applicants will also be required to provide the following clearance documents:

Certificate of Good Conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI).
Tax Compliance Certificate from the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
Clearance certificate from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC).
Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) clearance.
Credit Reference Bureau (CRB) clearance.

The Financial Reporting Centre has warned that providing false information in an application or attempting to influence the recruitment process may lead to disqualification.

The agency is an equal opportunity employer and encourages qualified women, young people, persons living with disabilities and applicants from marginalised communities to apply.