Project (RLP)
Coordinator
Law, Makerere University. Our Mission is to empower asylum seekers, refugees,
deportees, IDPs and host communities to enjoy their human rights and lead
dignified lives. Refugee Law Project’s work is currently structured in five
thematic areas: Access to Justice; Conflict, Transitional Justice &
Governance (CTJ&G), Gender & Sexuality; Mental Health &
Psychosocial Wellbeing; and Media for Social Change.
Analyst will work closely with Monitoring and Evaluation team and the Project
Advisor to collect, manage and analyze data. The incumbent will be responsible
for importing, transforming, validating or modeling data with the purpose of
understanding or drawing conclusions from various data trends in order to aid
organizational decision making.
Responsibilities:
- Work in close consultation with
application developer assist in design of data-collection tools - Collaborate with project teams to collect
project related data and results - Ensuring systematic data entry and cleaning
- Acquire data from primary or secondary
data sources - Work closely with IT to set up databases
for collection, management and analysis of project level results, with
particular attention to maximizing security and confidentiality of
client-related data
- Analyze project-related M&E data to
identify and interpret trends or patterns in complex data sets - Filter and “clean” data by reviewing
computer reports, printouts, and performance indicators to locate and
correct code problems - Use statistical methods to analyze data
and generate useful reports
- Prepare graphs, charts, tables and other
visual data presentations as requested - Tasked with processing confidential data
and information according to guidelines - Assessing tests and implementing new or
upgraded software and assisting with strategic decisions on new systems
- Support execution of training activities
for M&E staff to build better project-based M&E system, develop
improved data models, and consistently share data and results - Mentor and train end users on new reports
and dashboards - Provide technical expertise on data
storage structures, data mining and data cleansing
Experience:
- The ideal candidate for the Refugee Law
Project (RLP) Data Analyst job opportunity must hold a Bachelor’s degree in
Mathematics, Economics, Computer Science, Business Information Systems,
Information Management or Statistics. Possession of a Masters in
Mathematics, Economics, Computer Science, Business Information Systems, Information
Management or Statistics is desirable - Excellent analytical skills with the
ability to collect, organize, analyze, and disseminate significant amounts
of information with attention to detail and accuracy - At least three years of proven working
experience as a data analyst or business data analyst in busy organisation
with high volumes of data/ information - Proven technical expertise regarding data
models, database design development, data mining and segmentation
techniques and strong knowledge and application of other data management
best practices; - Knowledge of statistics and experience
using statistical packages for analyzing datasets (Excel, SPSS, SAS) - Computer literacy i.e. proficiency in
Microsoft Office suite including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and SharePoint; - Previous experience with GIS software and
geo-mapping - Experience with MS Project
- Previous experience with Tableau or other
data visualization software - Proficiency with SQL commands, relational
and dimensional database constructs; - Excellent interpersonal and critical
thinking skills - Excellent oral and written communications
skills - Excellent organization, attention to
detail, and ability to appropriately prioritize competing tasks - Effective and efficient time management
skills - Good programming skills
- Demonstrated ability to work in a dynamic
team environment with minimal supervision, anticipating needs and requests - Self-motivated, versatile and adaptable to
different cultures and people - Fluency in spoken and written English
capacity are encouraged to send a motivation letter and curriculum vitae
electronically to: [email protected]
for MUST be indicated in the subject line of the email. Copies of certificates
should not be attached, but will be requested for from short-listed candidates
only.
2017 by 5.00pm
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