Requirements: EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS: – Minimum Master’s degree in social sciences, statistics, public health or education, and/or minimum 5-10 years relevant work experience in monitoring, evaluation or research, preferably with an International Non-Government Organization (INGO) or research institution; – Experience with quantitative/qualitative data collection, including sample frame design, sample size calculation, survey data analysis, conducting key informant interviews, facilitating focus group discussions and/or conducting student competency tests; – Knowledge of data quality control and data management and experience in conducting assessments with children preferred; – Demonstrated ability to transfer knowledge through informal and formal training of staff, including staff capacity building; – Demonstrated high-level organizational and time management skills, including the ability to plan and manage workflows and balance competing priorities to ensure timely processing to meet deadlines in a complex environment; – Demonstrated strong leadership, decision-making, problem-solving, planning and influencing skills; – Demonstrated experience in effectively leading, people management and motivating a team; – Representational skills, including developing networks and relationships with key stakeholders; – Proven understanding of working with an International Non-Government Organization (INGO) and a willingness to learn about CARE, gender equality and women’s empowerment activities; – Proven experience in digital and online information management system & demonstrated strong analytical and data interpretation skill; – Fully conversant in Microsoft Office with knowledge in Microsoft Word, Excel and excellent numerical skills; knowledge of other data management software is an advantage; – Experience in statistic software packages, i.e. SPSS, STATA – Excellent interpersonal skills, including fluency in oral and written Tetum is preferred and excellent English oral and written. – Experience working with DFAT-funded and World Bank-funded projects is highly preferable