Assistant Research Manager

March 18

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ACLED is an independent, impartial, international non-profit organization that collects data on violent conflict and protest in all countries and territories worldwide. It provides extensive analysis on trends of political violence and protests, offering insights and early warning signs for crisis prediction. ACLED's work includes monitoring elections, conflict dynamics, and tracking political violence. They deliver detailed regional and thematic reports, such as the US Crisis Monitor and the Ukraine Conflict Monitor. Their data is widely used by researchers, policymakers, and journalists to understand and respond to global crises.

51 - 200 employees

Founded 2005

🤝 Non-profit

🏛️ Government

📱 Media

📋 Description

• Reviewing resources and familiarising themselves with ACLED guides, FAQs, and other materials; • Preparing for training and participating in training on the cleaning, review, and coding of data, as the role requires; • Reviewing news media and other source reports available online for information on violent conflict and political unrest in a set of allocated countries; • Monitoring the emergence of new actors, regimes, and significant political developments in a set of allocated countries, and proposing revisions to the project’s actor file and regime year’s database as required; • Managing and organizing regional desk files and documents; • Cleaning and organizing data lists, such as for regional actors and locations; • Undertaking general quality assurance tasks provided by the Research Manager; • Reviewing and integrating feedback into ongoing coding efforts and data work; • Assisting with data review and cleaning as required; • Contributing analytical content to the project’s reports, or other research if required; • Performing sourcing and coding work if needed; • Assisting with the management of the regional desk; • Filling in for the Research Manager when needed.

🎯 Requirements

• Good understanding of ACLED methodology (essential) • Strong analytical and problem solving skills (essential) • Experience with management and providing feedback (preferred) • Solid understanding of Excel, including basic formulas, (essential) and Tableau (preferred) • Excellent command of English • Experience working to deadlines with limited supervision • A high level of attention to detail (essential) and ability to receive and incorporate feedback • Research focus or professional experience in conflict research or peacebuilding (preferred)