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International Rescue Committee

Global humanitarian nonprofit delivering emergency relief

Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning Officer 1

Data AnalysisConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeCaracas, Capital District, VenezuelaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • A university degree in Social Sciences, Statistics, Psychology, Economics, Administration, Engineering, Systems, Public Health, International Development, or a related area is required.
  • At least two years of professional experience in monitoring, evaluation, information management, research, project monitoring, or related functions is required.
  • Experience in humanitarian or development organizations, social research, or implementation of social projects is required. Experience in human mobility, protection, child welfare, education, health, gender-based violence, or community development is valued.
  • Experience developing, applying, and analyzing quantitative and qualitative data-collection tools is required.
  • Intermediate or advanced Microsoft Excel skills, including pivot tables, formulas, validations, consolidation, and database analysis, are required.
  • Experience using data-capture platforms such as CommCare, Kobo Toolbox, ODK, SurveyCTO, or similar tools is required.
  • Knowledge of results-based monitoring, logical frameworks, indicators, baselines, evaluation, data quality, and information management is required.
  • Knowledge or experience in Accountability to Affected Populations, community feedback mechanisms, data protection, and do-no-harm principles is required.
  • Ability to analyze information, prepare clear reports, and communicate technical findings to non-specialist audiences is required.
  • Planning, organization, attention to detail, teamwork, and meeting deadlines are required.
  • Availability to travel to project field locations according to operational needs is required.
  • Commitment to humanitarian principles, protection of affected populations, confidentiality, and IRC's institutional values is required.
  • Commitment to preventing sexual exploitation and abuse, child safeguarding, and data protection is required.
  • Workers must follow the IRC Way standards of integrity, service, equality, and accountability, and the organization's policies on safeguarding, conflicts of interest, fiscal integrity, reporting wrongdoing, and protection from retaliation.
  • Workers must follow the organization's occupational health and safety rules, use and maintain personal protective equipment correctly, report hazards and health status, and participate in relevant training and safety committees.

Responsibilities

  • Implement project MEAL plans, indicator tracking, and monitoring activities in accordance with logical frameworks, measurement plans, proposals, and donor requirements.
  • Design, adapt, and manage quantitative and qualitative data-collection tools, including digital forms, surveys, service records, attendance lists, interviews, and focus groups.
  • Configure, update, and supervise forms in data-capture platforms such as Kobo Toolbox, CommCare, or other institutional tools.
  • Ensure data includes disaggregation variables such as sex, age, disability, and geographic location to analyze equity, inclusion, coverage, and potential access barriers.
  • Regularly monitor progress against indicators, targets, and activities, identifying deviations, delays, information gaps, and risks to program delivery.
  • Consolidate, clean, validate, and maintain databases, ensuring consistency, traceability, completeness, controlled access, and information protection.
  • Implement data-quality controls; identify duplicates, outliers, inconsistencies, and recording errors; and support data-quality assessments, audits, and donor reviews.
  • Analyze quantitative and qualitative information to identify trends, results, coverage gaps, challenges, unexpected outcomes, and opportunities for improvement.
  • Prepare dashboards, tracking matrices, visualizations, periodic reports, and MEAL inputs for decision-making, narrative reports, proposals, and donor communications.
  • Support evaluations, accountability mechanisms for affected populations, and learning processes.
  • Train and support program teams, enumerators, and field staff on tools, protocols, informed consent, confidentiality, and evidence use.
  • Perform contractual duties in accordance with occupational health and safety rules, report hazardous situations, maintain protective equipment, and participate in required safety training and committees.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience with Power BI, Tableau, advanced Excel, SPSS, Stata, R, Python, or other data visualization and analysis tools is valued.
  • Experience in human mobility, protection, child welfare, education, health, gender-based violence, or community development is valued.

About the Company

International Rescue Committee

Global humanitarian nonprofit delivering emergency relief

Emergency relief and long-term support provider active in 40+ countries and 26 U.S. cities, offering health, education, safety, economic, and protection services to people affected by conflict, displacement, or disasters. It runs refugee resettlement, mental health care, primary healthcare, vocational training, and protection programs, with operations that combine direct services and advocacy. Its distinct approach comes from a large global footprint, extensive field experience, a focus on dignity and resilience, and evidence-based programs supported by initiatives like the Airbel Impact Lab. The goal is to lessen suffering, protect human rights, and help communities recover and thrive through inclusive, long-term strategies that empower those affected by crises.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$500K
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1933

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