Managing and analyzing micro-level data using advanced econometric techniques;

Contributing to converting research findings to publications for leading academic journals;

Supporting research projects for a variety of donor organizations;

Assisting fundraising through designing new research projects and proposal writing;

Contributing to dissemination and project management; and

Completing a PhD thesis, if suitably qualified and interested.

an excellent Master’s degree in a quantitative social science;

strong skills in statistical / econometric analysis in R, Stata, or similar software; 

past experience working in and on fragile and conflict-affected settings; 

a proactive attitude and approach to conducting research across several projects; and

excellent written and oral English-language communication skills.

Work on pressing and policy-relevant global challenges with interesting donors, partners, and networks;

The possibility to be part of (and learn from) a diverse, international team;

A fixed-term contract, with the possibility of extension, working up to 40 hours per week;

Remuneration in line with the German public pay system (TV/L Berlin);

Flexible hybrid work model, incl. the opportunity to work from abroad for 3 weeks per year;

30 days of annual leave and additional days off on 24 and 31 of December (based on a 5-day-week); and

A modern and collaborative work place in the heart of Berlin;