Data Analyst
Malaria Consortium, Bethnal Green, Greater London
Data Analyst
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Malaria Consortium, Bethnal Green, Greater London
- Full time
- Permanent
- Onsite working
Posted 2 weeks ago, 10 Jul | Get your application in now before you miss out!
Closing date: Closing date not specified
Job ref: 2a86809501b649d3a2d770c9462a64e0
Location ref: Bethnal Green, Greater London
Full Job Description
The main purpose of the role is to analyse and interpret quantitative monitoring and evaluation (M&E), surveillance and research data across Malaria Consortium's SMC programme.
The Data Analyst is responsible for analysing and interpreting data in support of the SMC programme's efforts to generate robust high-quality evidence of performance and impact, and to use this evidence to inform improvements. The role contributes to shaping the SMC programme's M&E and research agenda, as well as implementing relevant frameworks and strategies. It works closely with M&E and research colleagues at country and programme level to ensure high quality of programme outputs and build capacity across the SMC team.
Postgraduate degree in epidemiology/bio-statistics or any other appropriate subject with a significant quantitative component transferrable to the role (e.g. demography, statistics, data science, economics, etc.)
Experience working in data management and/or epidemiology within government, a public sector agency, a not-for-profit organisation or research institution
Experience in epidemiological research design, implementation and data analysis
Knowledge of principles of survey design, and statistical techniques including multivariate regression
Experience in the development of databases, digital data entry systems (PDA or phone-based, such as ODK, SurveyCTO, Magpi, etc.) and/or CAPI surveys, and data management and statistical analysis software (Access, EpiData, Stata)
Experience of publishing in peer-reviewed journals and presenting findings to academic audiences
Experience of communicating M&E or research findings to non-academic audiences
Experience of supporting multidisciplinary teams across different cultures and locations
Significant knowledge of communicable disease control and child health
Demonstrable understanding of the role of M&E and research in public health programmes
Excellent communication, writing and presentation skills
Intercultural awareness, tact and diplomacy
Organisational and project management skills
Computer literacy
Willingness to travel
Professional proficiency in English and French (written and spoken)