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Global Health & Development Researcher
Founders Pledge. Investigate high-impact funding opportunities, especially organizations and programs that can cost-effectively save and improve lives in the world's poorest countries .
Posted 10/28/2026full-timeRemote • United Kingdom, United States, GermanyMid-LevelSenior💰 $80,000 - $145,000 per yearWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in development economics, public health, and cost-effectiveness analysis, with strong analytical skills and the ability to build quantitative models. Capable of identifying high-impact funding opportunities and effectively communicating complex concepts in writing.
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Development EconomicsPublic HealthCost-Effectiveness AnalysisQuantitative ModelingAnalytical Skills
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Hard Skills
Research SkillsLiterature ReviewEvaluation TechniquesQuantitative FrameworksGrant RecommendationsMicro-Interventions AssessmentFunding Opportunity InvestigationData AnalysisStatistical AnalysisEvidence-Based Decision Making
Soft Skills
Intellectual CuriosityGood JudgementConscientiousnessCommunication SkillsCollaboration
Industry Keywords
High-Impact FundingUltra-High-Net-Worth DonorsDynamic Start-Up EnvironmentResearch InvestigationsStakeholder Engagement
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Investigate high-impact funding opportunities, especially organizations and programs that can cost-effectively save and improve lives in the world's poorest countries
- Conduct rigorous evaluations and make multimillion-dollar grant recommendations monthly
- Expand the range of interventions considered, including novel interventions requiring active grantmaking
- Evaluate direct interventions, research opportunities, rigorously backed micro-interventions, and high-risk, high-reward big bets
- Undertake research investigations to answer key questions
- Conduct literature reviews
- Investigate promising funding opportunities to determine whether they meet the recommendation threshold
- Contribute to internal and external reports and other materials
- Work with internal and external stakeholders to get funding opportunities funded
- Interact with ultra-high-net-worth donors as the subject-matter expert and answer detailed questions about research
- Report to the Global Health & Development Lead
Requirements
What you’ll need- Domain expertise relevant to the role, including development economics, public health, or cost-effectiveness analysis
- Transferable research skills from fields such as medicine, finance, or the hard sciences also considered
- Excellent analytical skills
- Comfort expressing views numerically and working with systematic quantitative frameworks
- Understanding of, and ability to build, quantitative models
- Ability to express nuanced evidence and complex concepts clearly in writing
- Ability to identify potential high-impact funding opportunities in new cause areas
- Ability to find and assess relevant academic research, reports, and experts
- Good calibration and awareness of the limits of one's knowledge
- Intellectual curiosity and openness to alternative viewpoints
- Conscientiousness and prioritisation skills
- Good judgement
- Ability to work well with others, communicate honestly and directly, and accept feedback
- Willingness to work in a high-growth, dynamic start-up environment and tolerate ambiguity
- Confidence and experience to lead research independently
- Candidates based in the UK, USA (ideally East Coast), or Germany
- Great home Wi-Fi connection
Benefits
Comp & perks- Fully remote work with no regular office attendance expected
- Option to arrange a desk in a co-working space close to home
- Global team offsite once per year
- Each team has the opportunity to meet together at least once per year
- Necessary work equipment provided
- Flat organizational structure
- Opportunity to help shape the future of philanthropy
- Inclusive and diverse workplace
- Equal opportunity employer