Remote Impact Analytics Specialist

Placements24

Randburg

Hybrid

ZAR 918,000 - 1,586,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Benefits offered by this job

Fully remote

Competitive contract rate

Professional development

Job summary

Placements24 is seeking a highly analytical Impact Measurement Analyst for a fully remote role with a globally recognized charity. You will design, implement, and manage frameworks to assess program effectiveness and impact across diverse development projects.

You'll transform raw data into actionable insights, develop KPIs, prepare reports and visualizations, and provide data-driven recommendations. Strong background in statistics and experience with R, SPSS, Stata, Tableau or Power BI is

Qualifications

Master's degree in Economics, Statistics, Development Studies, Public Policy, or related quantitative field.
Minimum of 4 years in impact measurement, program evaluation, or data analysis in nonprofit/international development.
Proficiency in statistical software packages (R, SPSS, Stata) and data visualization tools (Tableau, Power BI).
Strong understanding of quantitative and qualitative research methods.
Excellent analytical, written and verbal communication skills.

Responsibilities

Design and implement robust impact measurement frameworks and methodologies for diverse development projects.
Collect, clean, and analyze quantitative and qualitative data from program activities.
Develop KPIs and metrics to track program progress and impact.
Prepare reports and visualizations to communicate findings to stakeholders and partners.
Provide data-driven recommendations for program improvement and strategic planning.
Collaborate with program teams to ensure data collection aligns with objectives.
Stay updated on best practices and trends in impact measurement and evaluation.
Manage data integrity and ensure compliance with data privacy regulations.
Contribute to logic models and theory of change for programs.