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Udhyam Learning Foundation in Bangalore is seeking a Senior Specialist, Research to lead evaluation design and data-driven improvement of the Shiksha program. You will develop evaluation tools, guide data collection, and generate insights to inform on-ground strategies with external partners.
The role emphasizes rigorous qualitative and quantitative methods, tool development, and dissemination of findings to funders and governments.
At Udhyam Learning Foundation (Udhyam), our vision is to “Co-create a caring world, where people fearlessly pursue their potential.” We believe that entrepreneurial thinking and mindsets are a powerful way to channelize an individual’s potential. Entrepreneurship enables agency and allows an individual to work on their strengths while creating value for the world.
The goal for Udhyam is to build a thriving and supportive ecosystem, where every individual feels empowered to define their own path.
This role is for the Shiksha program as part of the Monitoring, Evaluation and Research function.
The Monitoring, Evaluation and Research function at Udhyam Learning Foundation is a team of qualitative and quantitative researchers. The primary role of the function is to provide vital data that is central to monitoring overall program health and implementation, as well as to evaluate short-term, medium-term, and longitudinal outcomes for students and teachers. In addition, the team also functions as the central point of contact for evaluations and research studies with external partners, and as the central point of contact for all internal evaluation needs.
The team is currently looking to expand with the hiring of a Senior Specialist, Research. The day-to-day functioning of the role will involve the design of evaluation tools, data analysis and insight generation for on-ground interventionary strategies, outcome evaluation, and public-facing dissemination of the results to both external stakeholders (governments, funders, partners) and iteration improvement of the program design.
Bangalore