Senior Accountant
Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA)
· · fulltime
Posted 9 Nov 2026 · Apply by 10 Nov 2026
About
The Senior Accountant implements financial management and reporting processes and ensures compliance with public-sector financial regulations and standards. The permanent and pensionable role requires six years of relevant experience, a relevant bachelor's degree, CPA II/ACCA II or equivalent, ICPAK or relevant professional-body membership, and computer proficiency.
Job grade: UFAA 6
Salary: Basic salary KShs 220,000 – 260,000 per month and house allowance KShs 40,000 per month.
Terms of service: Permanent and pensionable.
Number of posts: 1 post.
Reference: UFAA/SNRACCT/010/26
How to apply
Register on the careers page of www.ufaa.go.ke by creating an account with a valid email address, then log in and complete the online application. Quote the reference number and attach PDF copies of an application letter; detailed CV with names and contacts of three referees; National Identity Card; academic and professional certificates and transcripts; proof of current professional-body membership where required; recognition/equation for foreign qualifications where applicable; documents confirming required experience; and NCPWD registration card for applicants with disabilities. Submit online by 5:00 PM (East African Time) on Tuesday, 17th November 2026.
ApplyResponsibilities
- Examining payment vouchers and posting in the vote book/budget control records;
- Processing imprests, advances and other disbursements and remitting statutory deductions;
- Examining cash and bank reconciliation statements;
- Preparing cash flow projections and investment proposals;
- Preparing financial reports and statements;
- Providing safe custody of accounting records, documents and assets under his/her jurisdiction;
- Maintaining the imprest ledger and following up on surrender of imprests;
- Preparing budgets for recurrent and development votes;
- Compiling expenditure proposals;
- Monitoring expenditure of projects and programmes on a periodic basis and compiling information required in the budgetary process;
- Processing medium term expenditure and revised estimate budgets;
- Preparing fiscal reports and ensuring timely disbursement of funds;
- Undertaking variance analysis and recommending remedial measures; and
- Preparing funding and resource mobilization proposals.
Qualifications
- Served for a cumulative period of six (6) years relevant work experience, three (3) of which must have been at the grade of Accountant I or in a comparable position;
- Bachelor's degree in any of the following disciplines: Commerce (Accounting Option), Business Management (Accounting/Finance Option), Business Administration (Accounting/Finance Option) or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
- CPA II/ACCA II or an equivalent accounting qualification from a recognized institution;
- Membership of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) or a relevant professional body in good standing;
- Proficiency in computer applications; and
- Shown merit and ability as reflected in work performance results.