Collaborate closely with our Analytics Engineering and Data Engineering teams to build robust dashboards, visualizations, and reports that power every department.
Apply advanced data analysis to transform raw data into actionable insights and trends.
Serve as the strategic compass for decision-making across the organization, assisting departments in executing programs successfully.
Develop tools to analyze data to identify trends, insights, and risks that will support the Insights team in day-to-day execution of their programs.
Create and maintain data dashboards from local operations as well as other sources.
Turn findings into clear reports and recommendations to help local and global teams improve control over their processes.

Requirements

Degree in relevant fields (Economics, Population Studies, Statistics, Mathematics, Public Health, or any other relevant social sciences degree)
Over 5 years of experience working as a Data Analyst
Proficiency in Excel, Tableau and SQL required
Work experience in public health sector would be highly beneficial
You are currently based in South Africa, Kenya, Uganda, or in Portugal (Mandatory)

Benefits

Benefits and allowances tailored to your location.
Flexible work arrangements, including remote or hybrid options where applicable.
A personal development budget of €500 per year to invest in your professional growth.
Comprehensive time off package, including 5 days of wellness leave, all regional public holidays, maternity and parental leave according to local regulations, and unlimited holidays (as long as you coordinate with your team, you’re good to go!)
The opportunity to shape a growing, impactful product and leave your mark on how we work.
A culture built on trust - we believe you’ll do your best without the need for unnecessary rules or micromanagement.

Applicant Tracking System Keywords

Tip: use these terms in your resume and cover letter to boost ATS matches.

Hard Skills & Tools

data analysisdata visualizationdashboard developmentreportingSQLExcelTableau

Soft Skills

collaborationstrategic thinkingcommunication