Trax Media Launches Trax Jobs to Connect African Tech Talent With Verified Opportunities

Trax Media has officially launched Trax Jobs, a dedicated platform for technology jobs and talent discovery across Africa, marking a new step in the company's efforts to strengthen connections within the continent's technology ecosystem.

Launched on October 1, Trax Jobs brings job opportunities, company profiles, and a curated talent directory into one platform. The service is designed for both professionals looking for opportunities and companies searching for talent across areas including engineering, design, product, marketing and growth, data, and artificial intelligence.

A central part of the platform is its human-review process. Trax says every job posting, company profile, and talent card is manually reviewed before being published. The platform also states that it does not charge candidates placement fees and warns users that Trax will never ask for payment to access an opportunity.

For job seekers, Trax Jobs provides search tools for finding opportunities by title, keywords, company, and location. Professionals can also submit their profiles to the talent directory, allowing companies and hiring teams to discover people based on their skills and experience.

The platform takes a direct approach to hiring. Instead of keeping communication entirely within the platform, Trax Jobs allows employers and candidates to connect directly through channels such as WhatsApp or email. Job postings are also available to employers without listing fees or hidden platform charges.

Beyond job listings, Trax Jobs includes company profiles that provide information about organisations, their teams, engineering work, and active openings. The platform also features career guides and a learning hub intended to provide additional resources for people navigating technology careers.

At launch, the platform features technology companies and professionals across Nigeria, including talent and companies based in Ogun State. Its directory currently spans areas such as engineering, design, marketing and growth, and data and AI, reflecting the range of roles within Africa's expanding technology workforce.

The launch is particularly relevant to Ogun State, where Trax is rooted, while the platform itself is positioned to serve the wider African technology ecosystem. By combining opportunity discovery with talent discovery and direct connections, Trax Jobs is extending Trax Media's ecosystem work beyond technology news and into the employment infrastructure supporting the people building the sector.

With Trax Jobs now live, the platform will be open to technology professionals seeking opportunities, companies looking for talent, and organisations interested in participating in Africa's growing technology workforce.