Economic Policy Analyst II – Thirteen (13) Positions

Public Service Commission is seeking talented and analytical individuals to fill the position of Economic Policy Analyst II. This is an excellent entry point for graduates aiming to pursue public sector jobs in Kenya that directly influence the country’s economic and fiscal direction.

Key Job Information

• Position: Economic Policy Analyst II
• Location: Nairobi, Kenya
• Employment Type: Full-time
• Experience Level: Entry-level
• Salary Range: Ksh 41,420 – Ksh 57,230 per month (CSG 10)

About Public Service Commission

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is the primary institution responsible for human resource management and oversight in Kenya’s civil service. It plays a vital role in ensuring fair recruitment, continuous staff development, and operational excellence in government departments and agencies. With its emphasis on merit-based hiring, inclusivity, and transparency, the Commission is a benchmark for institutional integrity and national service delivery.

If you’re exploring job opportunities at Public Service Commission, you’ll be joining a high-impact government institution known for driving systemic transformation and professional growth. The PSC also champions diversity, making it an inclusive employer for all qualified Kenyans looking to make a real difference.

Job Description

The Economic Policy Analyst II role is an entry-level position within the government’s economic policy and planning framework. The selected candidates will work under the guidance of senior officers to collect, analyze, and forecast economic data relevant to fiscal policymaking. This is one of the most strategic economic and finance jobs in Kenya’s public service, ideal for recent graduates looking to launch their career in policy and economics.

Successful candidates will be involved in evaluating fiscal incentive schemes, conducting economic research, and supporting the government’s budgetary operations. If you’re passionate about data-driven public policy, this role offers both purpose and progression.

Key Responsibilities

• Analyze macroeconomic, revenue, expenditure, and exchequer data to support the development and review of fiscal and macroeconomic policies.
• Evaluate tax remission and exemption requests under various fiscal incentive schemes.
• Monitor and forecast government revenue and expenditures.
• Prepare monthly budget outturns and assist in budget implementation tracking.
• Maintain and update comprehensive fiscal and macroeconomic databases.
• Monitor implementation of macroeconomic reforms and their alignment with national priorities.
• Support the management and analysis of the Government’s balance sheet, including coordination with the Central Bank of Kenya.

Required Qualifications

To qualify for appointment to the grade of Economic Policy Analyst II, an applicant must:

• Hold a Bachelor’s Degree in any of the following disciplines from a recognized university in Kenya:
  • Economics
  • Economics and Statistics
  • Economics and Mathematics
  • Economics and Finance
  • Actuarial Science
  • Or an equivalent qualification

Preferred Qualifications

• Familiarity with Kenya’s macroeconomic policy framework or public finance management systems.
• Proficiency in data analysis tools such as Excel, STATA, or SPSS.
• Ability to interpret economic data and prepare technical reports.
• Strong attention to detail, analytical thinking, and communication skills.

Benefits and Compensation

• Basic Salary: Ksh 41,420 – Ksh 57,230 per month (CSG 10)
• House Allowance: Ksh 9,600 – Ksh 16,500 per month
• Commuter Allowance: Ksh 5,000 per month
• Annual Leave: 30 working days per financial year
• Leave Allowance: As provided in the Civil Service
• Medical Cover: Comprehensive, provided by the Government
• Terms of Service: Permanent and Pensionable

This compensation package is designed to attract top talent and reward professionals committed to public service. It includes stability, retirement benefits, and opportunities for growth within Kenya’s policy-making and economic planning sector.

How to Apply

If you’re interested in this Economic Policy Analyst II opportunity and aspire to build a rewarding career at Public Service Commission, you are encouraged to apply online.

Important Notes:

• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
• Applicants must NOT submit academic/professional certificates obtained after the application deadline.
• Original documents including your ID, certificates, and transcripts will be required at the interview stage.
• Candidates with foreign qualifications must present CUE Recognition or Equation Certificates.
• Serving civil servants must produce letters of appointment to their current substantive positions.
• Canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification.
• It is a criminal offence to submit fake documents.

Public Service Commission is an equal opportunity employer. Persons living with disabilities, marginalized groups, and minorities are encouraged to apply.

Beware of fraudsters! The Commission does not charge any fees for job applications, shortlisting, or appointments.

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