Provide technical oversight and coordination activities in relation to the installation of new and maintenance of current systems within the responsibility of the Communication Navigation & Surveillance (CNS) Section. Support the CNS Manager, the Maintenance Programme Coordinator and supervise a team of Aviation Electronic Technicians. Carry out planned and corrective maintenance of CNS and other electronic equipment owned or operated by the Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA).

The Maintenance Officer ("postholder") is responsible for ensuring the NGCI facilities are safe, operational, and well-maintained. This includes general building and grounds upkeep, repairs, and assisting with the preparation, mounting and hanging of artworks, as well as the setup and deinstallation of exhibitions. Working closely with the Head of Business and Operations, curatorial and events team, the post holder supports and maintains all spaces in line with museum standards and safety requirements.

The Receptionist/Cashier serves as the first point of contact for all NHDT clients and visitors.

The successful candidate will be responsible for providing – excellent customer service and administrative / clerical support in addition to the responsibility for accurate processing of financial transactions, and issuing of financial receipts; contributing to the National Housing Development Trust's (NHDT), overall client experience and operational efficiency principles.

The National Drug Council (NDC) is seeking enthusiastic and motivated university students or recent high school graduates to join our team as Summer Interns. This opportunity offers real-world exposure to the fields of public health, research, education, and community development.

Stipend: CI$1,500 to CI$2,200 per month, based on your academic status.

The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg, the Office) is the independent multi-sector regulatory body with responsibility for the Energy & Electricity,
Fuels, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), and Water & Wastewater sectors. The Office maintains regulatory oversight for all utilities providers in
the Cayman Islands. Created by the enactment of the Utility Regulation and Competition (URC) Act, OfReg, has wide powers for consumer protection and is
particularly mandated to facilitate innovation in the sectors for which it has responsibility for the promotion of economic development.

The Regulatory Counsel serves as the Office’s principal legal adviser, providing decisive and
authoritative counsel to the Chief Executive Officer, Board, and executive and senior management
across all regulated sectors including electricity/energy, fuels, water, and ICT. This executive
leadership role combines strategic legal guidance with active legal practice, focused primarily on
regulatory law and its application to multi-sector utility oversight.

While the Director of Economics & Regulatory Affairs handles economic policy and compliance functions, the Regulatory Counsel leads all legal matters impacting the Office, including regulatory and administrative law, litigation, statutory interpretation, corporate governance, and contractual issues. The post-holder is expected to draft legal opinions, prepare determinations, and manage complex disputes, while also advising on legislative reform, regulatory risk, and governance matters.

The Regulatory Counsel will manage and mentor the Associate Regulatory Counsel and foster a culture of excellence, integrity, and continuous development within the Office’s legal function.