Job Vacancy – Communications Coordinator – CLOSED
Duma Works is supporting CLASP to recruit a Communications Coordinator in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Duma Works is supporting CLASP to recruit a Communications Coordinator in Nairobi, Kenya.
Duma Works has partnered with CEA Recruiting to assist CLASP in their recruitment efforts for the position of Research Associate, Clean Energy Access.
Duma Works is looking to recruit a General Manager for one of our clients;JUMEME RURAL POWER SUPPLY LTD based in Mwanza Tanzania.
Duma Works is recruiting a Customer Development Manager for Husk in Dar es Salaam. Husk is one of the world’s leading rural utilities. We provide reliable power to households and businesses, entirely from renewable energy sources – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week – at a price they can afford.
Duma Works is recruiting a Finance Manager for Husk in Dar es Salaam. Husk is one of the world’s leading rural utilities. We provide reliable power to households and businesses, entirely from renewable energy sources – 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week – at a price they can afford.
Duma Works is recruiting a Technical Manager for one of its client in Uganda. The hiring company is a reputable solar energy for profit company with branches in Kenya and Uganda.
Cutting edge clean technology company is seeking a Business Development Manager to lead the company’s sales, and marketing, operations in Kenya.
Duma Works is recruiting a General Manager for our client; Takamoto Biogas.
Takamoto Biogas is a rapidly growing renewable energy company in Nairobi providing biogas systems to small farmers in rural Kenya.
Building on two years of market research and installation experience, we have developed a new business model and technology that will bring the many benefits of biogas energy to the masses in Kenya by eliminating the main hurdle to its adoption – the high upfront cost.
The new technology overcomes the biggest hurdle in biogas implementation, reducing the initial cost to consumers from KES 100,000 per unit by 85%. In Kenya alone, there are two million farmers with at least one cow who are potential clients. Takamoto have piloted the new technology in Githunguri, and have now installed 300 systems. Having proven the demand, they are now preparing to scale up operations.
