Research Program Manager - Paris

💡 SSE organization
Long-term contract
Localisation Paris, France
Partial remote possible
26000 - 50000€ gross (Monthly)
5 yrs of exp.
Posted on 05-13-2024

Don Efficace

Don Efficace est une association à but non lucratif recommandant des organisations évaluées à haut impact, dans le but de maximiser l’impact des dons.

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We are looking for a quantitative researcher to join our team. In our work, we try to understand and address challenges like:

  • What could French NGOs do to do the most good?
  • How can we best address global warming through our donations?
  • Which NGOs implement the best strategies to reduce animal farm suffering?

Becoming a Research Program Manager means you will be involved in things like:

  • Playing a fundamental role in Don Efficace’s development work, focusing mainly on quantitative research;
  • Lead the definition of the research agenda, keeping in mind that our research ultimately aims to inform philanthropic French donors
  • Work with scientific partners (both international evaluators such as Giving Green and French researchers), a range of stakeholders, students, interns and other members of the team
  • Lead the research, including performing the following and/or supervising students/interns/young researchers to do the following:
  • Conduct literature reviews, quantitative estimations, and expert interviews to identify France’s relative advantages for addressing the world’s most pressing problems ;
  • Conduct literature reviews, quantitative estimations, and expert interviews to potentially effective programs leveraging those relative advantages ;
  • Employ quantitative and qualitative approaches to estimate the likely cost-effectiveness of different programs NGOs are currently running. The most appropriate evaluation technique can vary across projects, including: randomized controlled trials, quasi-experimental research designs, pilots, mixed method evaluations and implementation and process evaluations ;
  • Work on several projects in parallel to deliver high standard work while respecting deadlines ;
  • Write scientific articles for peer-reviewed conferences and/or journals (as appropriate to the topic at hand)
  • Engage in outreach (<10%), representing our research to journalists and the public, and reviewing communications to make sure they reflect findings accurately; as well as communicate methods and results with technical and policy audiences.

If you wish to apply, you can do it via this link.

Profile

We are looking for candidates with the skills listed below. Please do not feel discouraged if you do not meet all of the criteria. We are ultimately looking for exceptional people who want to have an impact on real-world outcomes and create environments where everyone can thrive.

So whatever background you bring with you, please apply if the prospect of this role excites you. We expect to provide training and development support in some of the areas.

  • Publications. PhD degree and experience with scientific publishing
  • A solid understanding of ‘causality’ and reasoning. You have experience with quantitative research methods, such as design and analysis of complex field experiments
  • Scientific background in one of the following: climate change, global health and poverty, animal welfare; we will also consider other backgrounds, if the case for their relevance is convincingly made.
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills. You are aware of the impact that your actions and words have on those around you.
  • Language. English that is sufficient for scientific research (including for publishing in peer-reviewed journals). French that is sufficient for informal written and spoken communication
  • Alignment with the values of Don Efficace: Transparency, efficiency, and using evidence and reason to do the most good
  • Managing projects in a small and growing structure. You can manage your own time and objectives, and where appropriate that of your colleagues/partners, to produce high quality work within a reasonable time frame.

If you wish to apply, you can do it via this link.