Background
SoCha is looking for qualified individuals to fill the role of Independent Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning (IMEL) Project Manager to oversee the implementation of our USAID-funded MEL platform and humanitarian assistance independent monitoring activities, serve as the primary point of contact, and contribute to further business development activities. This is a Home Office position. The ideal candidate for this role will have a passion for MEL and humanitarian assistance, at least seven (7) years of experience supporting USAID projects—preferably as both implementation and home office staff—experience with Burma/Myanmar, and be willing to reside in Mauritius.
Scope of Work
The IMEL Project Manager will support the management of SoCha’s current USAID portfolio of activities as well as lead select business development opportunities. Responsibilities include:
Minimum Qualifications and Experience
Location
Preference will be given to qualified candidates willing to relocate to Mauritius. SoCha will facilitate the necessary occupational permit in Mauritius and cover select relocation expenses to the Mauritius location.
How to Apply
To submit your application, kindly provide your CV uvia the following link:
https://jobs.socha.net/independent-monitoring-evaluation-learning-imel-project-manager/08/01/2024/
Position will remain open until a suitable candidate has been identified. Strong applicants who apply earlier have an advantage over stronger applicants who apply later. Qualified applicants may be subject to a writing test, supervised remotely.
SoCha (a portmanteau of Social and Change) is an independent Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (ME&L) firm that provides bespoke solutions to social challenges. We are a veteran-owned small business, registered in the United States, and headquartered in Mauritius. SoCha is structured to be nimble and flexible, where we can rapidly respond to evaluative and analytical requests globally and have a well-established network across Africa and Asia. Since our inception in 2010, we have grown from a consortium of globally recognized experts who specialize in evaluating the effectiveness of development assistance, to a full-fledged ME&L services firm that specializes in advancing innovative methodologies and changing the way donors find solutions to social problems.