Job Vacancy – Lab Sales Manager
Duma Works is recruiting a Lab Sales Manager for our client, Trivitron Healthcare in Nairobi, Kenya. Trivitron manufactures and distributes exceptional medical technology products globally.
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Duma Works is recruiting a Business Development Executive for a leading provider of a wide range of chemical raw materials for various industries. This position will be based in Nairobi with occasional travel to client companies for sales meetings.
Duma Works is recruiting a Production Executive – Paints for our client in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Our client is a leading provider of a product range that covers high quality, specialty and eco-friendly: paints, coatings and surface treatments.
This position is open to the East African community.
In the context of the company’s vision of being a leading East Africa paint producer, maximizing shareholder value through growth, innovation and efficient, low-cost operations; The primary accountability of this role is to manage the paints production unity and development support to ensure the smooth realization of company strategic goals in East Africa. To plan, organize, lead, control and implement paint production to an ideal standard. The role holder has to ensure that standard paints production are achieved in a cost-effective and at the right time.
We are seeking a talented Senior Lead Instructor to conduct highly experiential training to beneficiary youth within the Coastal Region; Mombasa, Kwale, Kilifi, Tana River, and Taita Taveta Counties.
Duma Works is recruiting a Business Systems Analyst for one of its clients in Nairobi, Moko Home + Living.
Duma Works is recruiting a commercially driven Entrepreneur to manage operations for a startup business in the WASH sector. The ideal candidate has a proven track record of successfully running a business, with strong business development and relationship management skills.
The health of our children is the concern of us all. Having safe water and sanitary facilities at primary and secondary schools across Kenya is an important contributor to the health of our children. But what happens if schools cannot afford the operations & maintenance of the facilities? And how do school teachers make sure children actually use these facilities?
