Deputy Team Lead, Data Analyst

• Serve as the Team Lead’s principal technical and analytical support
• Contribute to production of all final deliverables
• Coordinate information flow with CARE, the Church MEAL team, the local subcontractor in Yemen, and IBTCI colleagues
• Track requests, field progress, issues, and decisions to closure
• Support evaluation/TPM design and the evidence framework
• Map evaluation questions and Short-Term Results Scorecard domains to indicators, sources, methods, sampling, analysis, and reporting
• Prepare and quality-check data-collection tools, data dictionaries, digital form specifications, review templates, and protocols
• Support remote training, enumerator guidance, and daily debriefs with the local data collection firm
• Monitor incoming data for completeness, consistency, validity, duplicates, outliers, missing evidence, and discrepancies
• Coordinate corrections or back-checks and escalate material discrepancies or urgent concerns
• Analyze and triangulate quantitative and qualitative evidence from records, interviews, surveys, observations, asset checks, and feedback
• Compare proposed or budgeted project expenditures with actual expenditures
• Prepare tables, charts, evidence matrices, scorecard inputs, progress updates, findings, draft report content, and presentation content
• Support final learning and executive-summary deliverables
• Apply confidentiality, informed-consent, do-no-harm, data-protection, and independence requirements
• Maintain traceable sources and assumptions
• Raise data-quality, access, safeguarding, or security concerns to the Team Lead

• At least a bachelor’s degree in statistics, data analytics, economics, public health, social sciences, monitoring and evaluation, or a related field
• At least 7 years of relevant experience in evaluation, MEAL, research, third-party monitoring, data analysis, or evidence synthesis
• Experience coordinating technical work or supporting a team lead
• Fluency in Arabic and strong professional English
• Ability to review Arabic-language evidence and produce clear, accurate English analysis and reports
• Demonstrated knowledge of Yemen and its humanitarian and operating context through work experience or substantial country-specific expertise
• Experience managing and analyzing mixed-methods data
• Experience applying data-quality checks, triangulating sources, and translating findings into concise, evidence-based products
• Excellent organization, attention to detail, and communication
• Ability to manage short deadlines and multiple inputs while working remotely across time zones
• Preferred: experience with WASH, food security, livelihoods, cash-for-work, humanitarian MEAL, or third-party monitoring assignments
• Preferred: experience with scorecards, financial expenditure verification, dashboarding, qualitative coding, and donor-facing reports or learning products

• Remote consultancy; no in-country presence or travel required
• Part-time short-term consultant arrangement
• Regular coordination across Yemen and U.S. time zones
• Equal employment opportunity and reasonable accommodation support