Associate (M&E Data Analyst) - North America

Delivery Associates; United States; Remote; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a dynamic team dedicated to transforming public sector initiatives into tangible results. As an Associate Data Analyst, you will support governments and organizations in understanding and improving their programs through data analysis and visualization. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful work that addresses complex social challenges worldwide. With a focus on collaboration and continuous learning, you will thrive in a remote environment that values adaptability, accountability, and curiosity. If you're passionate about making a difference and possess strong analytical skills, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Benefits

Ongoing learning and mentorship

Competitive compensation

Opportunities for travel

Meaningful work on social challenges

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience in analytics or data science.
• Proficient in Excel and Google Sheets; programming experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Support public sector partners in understanding program effectiveness.
• Analyze and visualize data to drive impactful decisions.

Skills

Quantitative analysis

Data cleaning

Data visualization

Statistical techniques

Clear communication

Problem-solving

Adaptability

Analytical thinking

Education

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field

Tools

Excel

Google Sheets

Stata

R

Python

Tableau

Power BI

Job description

Associate (M&E Data Analyst) - North America

USA

Overview
Working with governments, foundations, and public sector partners to turn big ideas into real impact on projects within our Measurement & Evaluation practice.

About Delivery Associates

Delivery Associates (DA) is a global social impact consultancy specializing in transforming the public sector. With over a decade of experience and a foundation in Deliverology, DA guides leaders through every phase of implementation—delivery-oriented strategy formulation, execution, and evaluation. DA partners with governments, philanthropies, and international organizations, employing actionable strategies to achieve sustainable, lasting outcomes. In every one of our services you will find a throughline back to this focus on helping our partners to deliver better results through better implementation. We are a small but global remote organization focused on scaling impact around the world.

Job Description

In our Measurement & Evaluation work, that means supporting public sector partners (government, philanthropy and non-profits) to understand what’s working and improve their programs. We work with leaders in the public sector (government, philanthropy, non-profits) to define their theory of change, build and operate systems for collecting the right data, and assess and evaluate programs to generate evidence that will drive greater impact in their work. As an Associate, you’ll contribute by cleaning and analyzing data, creating visuals, conducting research, and clearly communicating insights—all to generate evidence that drives greater impact.

Skill sets.

We work closely in diverse, global teams, leaning on each other’s strengths. We don’t expect any one person to do all these things perfectly. Our teams are made up of people who can:

• Collect, store, clean, transform and conduct quality checks to ensure data is accurate for analysis
• Analyze data to extract actionable insights and recommendations and visualize it for decision making.
• Model data to identify patterns and forecast future trends: Utilize advanced analytical and statistical techniques and tools to reveal relationships within datasets, enabling prediction of outcomes and informed decision-making
• Write, visualize and communicate clearly: Turn complex problems or insights into clear memos and well-structured slides; speak clearly and concisely in remote and in-person settings. Be able to simplify complexity, translating technical language into digestible narratives that enable great decision making of different audiences.
• Work effectively on fast-moving projects: Bring clear structure and planning to day-to-day work and communication.
• Solve problems: Break down problems and identify root causes before developing hypotheses and solutions.
• Stay focused: Navigate complexity, especially in policy and program implementation, consistently steering large coalitions back to a single-minded focus on priority outcomes.

Mindsets.

We work well with people that are:

• Adaptable: Public sector work is dynamic. Our people are, too.
• Analytical: We identify, dissect, and solve complex problems.
• Accountable: We are a remote team. We work collaboratively but self-sufficiently; oversight is often minimal.
• Driven: Our work is important, so it’s important we do it well.
• Curious: We never stop learning from our clients, colleagues, and partners.

Experience.

Many of our people have backgrounds in management consulting, public sector implementation, government, philanthropy, non-profits, think tanks / policy research, and international development. Some come from startups and tech.

But we’ve done this long enough to know that what matters most is your skill set and your mindset. We’re open to lots of backgrounds as long as you can show us you’re an analytical thinker, a clear communicator, a team player, and an avid learner.

Required Skills/Experience:

• A minimum of 2 years of relevant, full time work experience in analytics, data science, economics, and/or program evaluation; government, consulting, public policy, or tech ideal.
• Quantitative analysis skills, demonstrated experience with statistics, econometrics and/or data science techniques and practices
• Proficiency with Excel and Google Sheets required; experience with programming/econometrics software (Stata, R, Python) preferred; knowledge of visualization platforms (Tableau, Power BI), a plus.
• Knowledge of data warehousing solutions, big data, machine learning and/or the use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools for data processing
• Must be based in and have work authorization in the United States. Delivery Associates will not sponsor applicants for work visas.

What We Offer.

• Meaningful work that contributes to solving complex social challenges around the world
• Ongoing learning and growth through mentorship, formal training, and leadership opportunities over time
• Opportunity to be part of a growing team working on transformative projects in all continents
• Opportunity to shape the future trajectory of a fast-growing firm and grow with it
• Competitive compensation and benefits
• Opportunities for travel

Our Values.

These values serve as an anchor, enabling us to stay true to who we are and what we stand for.

• Passion: It is all about impact.
• Excellence: Delivering to the highest standards.
• Humility: Pride without ego.

About Delivery Associates:

We help governments, foundations, and social impact organizations all over the world turn big ideas, campaign promises, and ambitious goals into everyday reality for the people they serve. With over ten years of experience and expert staff guiding our work, Delivery Associates has delivered impact in areas ranging from education reform in the US to microfinance in South America to agricultural reform in Africa and the Middle East. We approach every problem with a strong bias towards implementation, an open mind to possibilities, empathy for governments and residents, and a strong values system. We are always asking ourselves, our partners, and our clients: What would it take to make change happen?

To learn more about Delivery Associates please visit deliveryassociates.com/our-work or contact our talent team at [e-mail] for more information on opportunities to join our team.

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