Indonesia Field-Based Qualitative Research Expert

Aflatoun; Indonesia; On-site; IDR 18,000,000 - 30,000,000; Full time

Job summary

Aflatoun International is seeking a Qualitative Research Expert (Consultancy) to design and conduct fieldwork in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. You will develop an interview guide, carry out in-person and remote interviews, transcribe and analyze data, and deliver a 3,000-word article that captures participants’ beliefs, experiences and financial lives.

The role requires travel to West Kalimantan for fieldwork, collaboration with local NGOs, and a human-centred narrative approach to report writing.

Qualifications

• Academic qualification in Development Studies, Anthropology, Social Sciences or related field.
• Strong skills and experience in conducting qualitative research, focus group discussions, storytelling, and report writing.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Fluent in written and spoken English and Bahasa Indonesian.
• Willing to travel to West Kalimantan and conduct fieldwork.

Responsibilities

• Develop the field work plan with an interview guide after discussions with program and M&E teams.
• Conduct in-person interviews and remote interviews at the location.
• Transcribe, clean, organize and analyze the data and deliver the article.
• Where possible, combine storytelling with in-field observations, photography or other methods.

Skills

Qualitative research

Storytelling

Interview conduction

Report writing

Fieldwork coordination

Education

Development Studies / Anthropology / Social Sciences degree

Tools

Windows

Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Graphic & video editing (plus)

Job description

Aflatoun International is seeking a Qualitative Research Expert (Consultancy) to design and conduct fieldwork in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. You will develop an interview guide, carry out in-person and remote interviews, transcribe and analyze data, and deliver a 3,000-word article that captures participants’ beliefs, experiences and financial lives.

The role requires travel to West Kalimantan for fieldwork, collaboration with local NGOs, and a human-centred narrative approach to report writing.