PIN (People in Need)
Description
Qualifications & Preferred Skills
• 2–3 years of MEAL/M&E experience in humanitarian programming, with substantial experience in development projects, including work with development indicators and longer‑term outcomes, strongly preferred.
• Monitoring & Evaluation Methods: experience in designing, measuring, and tracking development and humanitarian indicators, including baseline and endline studies, routine monitoring, and PDM/PIM.
• Proven ability to work with qualitative and quantitative indicators, including selecting measurement methods and assessing progress against results frameworks.
• Qualitative & Quantitative Data Analysis: Strong skills in collecting, analysing, and interpreting qualitative data (FGDs, KIIs, open‑ended responses) alongside quantitative data to inform programme decisions.
• Data Collection Platforms: KOBO / ODK (XLSForm & XML) at intermediate to upper‑intermediate level; ActivityInfo experience is an advantage.
• Data Analysis & Visualization Tools: Excel (advanced data cleaning, formulas, pivot tables) and Power BI (basic to intermediate dashboards) at upper‑intermediate level.
• Accountability, Data Management & Reporting: Experience with beneficiary verification, feedback and complaints mechanisms, data quality assurance, secure data management, and production of clear, donor‑compliant MEAL reports.
How To Apply
Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications by midnight on April 21, 2026, using the following link: Application Form
Early applications are encouraged, as a suitable candidate may be selected before the closing date.
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