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Management Trainee-Legal Services job at The National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) | Apply Now
Kampala, Uganda
The National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U) is a government agency established to promote and regulate the use of information technology (IT) in Uganda, with a mission to harness technology for national development by providing strategic leadership in IT policy implementation and infrastructure development. Since its formation in 2009, NITA-U has earned recognition for driving key IT initiatives such as the national data center, e-government services, and the development of national IT policies that support the country's digital transformation.
NITA-U fosters a work culture of innovation, collaboration, and excellence, offering employees opportunities for professional development and work-life balance in a dynamic and supportive environment. The Authority's business model focuses on delivering secure, scalable IT solutions and fostering partnerships with both the public and private sectors to enhance the accessibility and quality of digital services. With a nationwide reach, NITA-U plays a central role in shaping Uganda's digital infrastructure, facilitating the digitalization of government services, and driving the country's tech innovation ecosystem.
The organization upholds core values of transparency, accountability, inclusivity, and service excellence, and integrates corporate social responsibility by supporting digital literacy programs, empowering communities, and ensuring equitable access to technology. For more information, visit www.nita.go.ug.
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Deadline:
11 Sept 2024
Management Trainee-Legal Services job at The National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U)
National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA-U)
Job Description
Duties, Roles and Responsibilities
Qualifications, Education and Competencies
To support in provision of regulatory activities including licensing and legal services related to the Data Protection and Privacy Act, 2019 and other relevant Laws in force.
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Key Accountabilities
Participate in stakeholder engagements on awareness and sensitization of the Data Protection and Privacy Act, 2019.
Support in Implementation of processes on maintenance, publication and update of the Data Protection Register.
Review and draft contracts and agreements in compliance with all statutory or legal requirement
Review publications by the Office and ensure they reflect the correct position of the law.
Support in the development of Guidance/Notices on key areas under the Data Protection and Privacy Act.
Provide corporate secretarial services on behalf of the Office.
Support in provision of legal advice to staff of the Office and external stakeholders
Liaison and collaboration with all relevant government ministries and departments, such as DPP, AG, Uganda Police with respect to legal and regulatory matters.
Perform any other duties, which may be assigned from time to time.
SERVICES
COMMERCIAL
SERVICES
INDUSTRIAL
SERVICES
RESIDENTIAL
Qualifications and Experience
Education
A Bachelor’s degree in Law (Hons.) from a recognized university is required.
Training in Data Protection and Privacy is an added advantage.
Experience
A minimum of one (1) years’ experience in provision of legal advice with a reputable organisation or law firm is a requirement
One (1) years’ experience in sensitizing masses about various laws with a reputable organization or law firm is an added advantage.
Technical Expertise
Good analytical skills;
Knowledge of Data Protection and Privacy laws ;
Ability to produce results with minimal supervision and handle multiple tasks simultaneously;
Soft skills like presentation, and listening skills;
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Nature and Scope
Able to prioritize and co-ordinate work streams/projects to drive delivery of the overall programme objectives and goals
A resilient team player with a ‘can do’ attitude, who is willing to take responsibility and working with others to create breakthrough solutions to complex problems
Interested applicants who meet the job requirements/specifications and with the right personal attributes are invited to complete and submit their application form (which can be downloaded from the NITA-U official website , with a cover letter, supported by curriculum vitae, copies of certificates and testimonials, and must specify day time telephone contact, postal and email addresses of both the applicant and three referees, to the address below. Click the "APPLY" button below to submit your application.
The Executive Director,
National Information Technology
Authority – UGANDA (NITA-U),
Palm Courts, Plot 7A, Rotary Avenue (former Lugogo bypass)
P.O. Box 33151, Kampala-Uganda
Tel: 0417 801 038
via email: hr@nita.go.ug
The deadline for applications for the positions is 02nd January 2024 (Not later than 1700 hrs. Local Time). Only Soft copy applications will be accepted and no application will be considered without a duly completed and signed standard application form (referred to above).
5. FEEDBACK
Only successful candidates will be contacted. Any form of solicitation, influence peddling, and or any other “backdoor” attempt, of whatsoever nature, to influence the selection process in one’s favour, will automatically lead to the disqualification of a candidate without any recourse.
