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From: Temina Madon <tma...@berkeley.edu>
Date: Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 4:26 PM
Subject: [TIER] CEGA Position - Measuring development outcomes (Berkeley)
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CEGA is hiring for a program manager in the area of technology for measurement.

The Center, headquartered at UC Berkeley, supports a handful of
research projects that streamline data gathering and impact
measurement using  smartphones, micro-satellites, and sensor networks.
This program leverages partnerships with technologies companies in
Silicon Valley to make program monitoring and evaluation faster,
cheaper, and mroe reliable.

The program manager/senior associate will be responsible for
coordinating and developing this growing set of research projects into
a coherent CEGA program around the topic of “ICT4D & Measurement”.

More details below

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The Center for Effective Global Action (CEGA) is a hub for research on
international development, with a network of over 60 academic
researchers extending across the University of California, Stanford,
and the University of Washington. Our faculty affiliates measure the
impact of large-scale social and economic development programs, using
randomized controlled trials and other rigorous methods. CEGA brings a
scientific lens to global poverty, integrating empirical economic
analysis with expertise in agriculture, public health, education,
engineering, and the environment.

A topic of growing interest is the use of Information & Communication
Technologies (ICT) to enhance the accuracy and integrity of data
collected in field research settings. Recognizing that reliable data
is essential for effective decision-making, CEGA is supporting a
handful of research projects to streamline data gathering and impact
measurement. We are looking to hire a Program Manager/Senior Associate
to transform this growing set of research projects into a coherent
CEGA program around the topic of “ICT4D & Measurement”.

Responsibilities
        • Ensure the effective management and development of ongoing
research projects, in close partnerships with CEGA researchers and
technology partners.
        • Support the harmonization of research projects in the
portfolio, including the collection, analysis, and reporting of data
on the costs and outcomes of research studies.
        • Manage budgets and financial tracking for the initiative,
        • Lead all aspects of grant writing, as well as financial and
programmatic reporting to current funders.
        • Facilitate the cultivation of existing partners, and expand
CEGA’s “ICT4D & Measurement” network through targeted outreach and
engagement.
        • Explore new funding opportunities for the initiative.
        • Spearhead the organization of all the initiative’s
activities, including grant competitions, scientific convenings, and
training workshops. Lead agenda development, participant engagement,
and oversight of logistics and administrative requirements.
        • Work closely with CEGA’s Communication Manager to ensure the
proper communication and promotion for the initiative.
        • Present research findings at conferences and seminars (4-5
travels a year).
        • Stay abreast of latest development in ICT4D by attending
meetings and workshops, and maintaining close relationships with
technology partners.
        • Contribute to the overall development of the Center by
participating in working groups and process documentation.
Closing Date
End of August 2015.

Required Qualifications
        • MA/MS in Economics, Development Studies, Public Health, or
an ICT4D-related discipline.
        • At least one to two years of professional experience in a
non-profit or socially responsible organization.
        • Experience coordinating empirical research projects in a
developing country, such as overseeing field data collection and
analysis.
        • Basic technical understanding of ICT4D tools, e.g. digital
data collection apps, SMS communication platforms, geospatial mapping
tools, and environmental sensors.
        • Experience managing grants, and interacting with private and
public donors.
        • Exceptional communicator, both verbally and in writing.
        • Ability to work effectively independently.
        • Proven ability to multitask and respond to time-sensitive deadlines.
        • Ability to work effectively in cross-cultural environments.

Desired Qualifications
        • Demonstrated interest in and knowledge of evidence-based
policy-making and data-driven development.
        • Perfectionist with high attention to details.
        • Experience working with researchers and faculty in an
academic setting.

Salary & Benefits
Annual: $43,300 - $70,000. Salary is commensurate with experience.
For information on the comprehensive benefits package offered by the
University visit:
http://ucnet.universityofcalifornia.edu/compensation-and-benefits/index.html

How to Apply
All applications must be submitted through the UC Berkeley jobs
website. Please visit http://jobs.berkeley.edu and search for Job ID#
#20313. In addition to a current CV, candidates should submit a cover
letter outlining (1) qualifications for the responsibilities listed
above, (2) specific interest in the position, and (3) at least two
academic and/or professional references. Please submit your cover
letter and resume as a single attachment when applying. Incomplete
applications will not be considered. The University of California,
Berkeley is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
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