Remote Quantitative Research Analyst — Sexual Health

CHILD TRENDS INCORPORATED; Washington (District of Columbia); Remote; USD 65,000 - 79,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible remote work

Equal employment opportunity

Background check if required

Job summary

Child Trends Incorporated in Washington, DC seeks a Research Analyst (Quantitative), SRH to lead quantitative analyses in sexual and reproductive health. The role involves working on multiple projects, using Stata or R, and delivering reports for funders.

The ideal candidate has a master’s degree or 3–5 years in social science research, strong data visualization skills, and experience with survey data and project management. Remote work flexibility is noted.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree or 3–5 years of social science research experience with quantitative methods.
• Two+ years of quantitative research experience; longitudinal or survey data preferred.
• Proficiency in Stata or R; experience with descriptive and regression analyses essential.
• Advanced Excel; data visualization tools (Power BI, Tableau) a plus.

Responsibilities

• Lead or contribute to multiple quantitative research projects with timelines.
• Prepare statistical reports, summary tables, and progress reports for funders.
• Design data collection protocols and support data quality control.
• Analyze data using descriptive and multivariate methods; present findings.

Skills

Quantitative research methods

Stata

R

Excel (advanced)

Data visualization

Communication skills

Project management

Critical thinking

Interest in SRH topics

Education

Master’s degree or 3–5 years social science research

Tools

Stata

R

Qualtrics

Power BI

Tableau

ggplot2 / Shiny

Python

SQL

Job description

Child Trends Incorporated in Washington, DC seeks a Research Analyst (Quantitative), SRH to lead quantitative analyses in sexual and reproductive health. The role involves working on multiple projects, using Stata or R, and delivering reports for funders.

The ideal candidate has a master’s degree or 3–5 years in social science research, strong data visualization skills, and experience with survey data and project management. Remote work flexibility is noted.