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World Vision USA

Design, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist

World Vision USA

. Ensure quality design, monitoring, evaluation, research and learning practices for the Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs portfolio .

Posted 10/27/2026contractRemote • Washington • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $81,300 - $112,590 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in Design, Monitoring, and Evaluation (DME) practices, with a strong focus on establishing standards and guidelines that align with donor expectations. Proficient in quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, capable of leading evaluations and providing capacity building to staff.

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Design, Monitoring And Evaluation (DME)Quantitative And Qualitative Research MethodsProgram Design And ImplementationEnglish Language ProficiencyMaster’s Degree In Statistics, Economics, Public Health Or Related Field

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Hard Skills
Monitoring And Evaluation StandardsData Quality ReviewsProposal Technical ComponentsBaseline, Mid-Term And Final EvaluationsCapacity BuildingResearch MethodologiesPerformance Monitoring SystemsDME Best PracticesStatistical AnalysisKnowledge Management
Soft Skills
Oral And Written Communication SkillsFlexibilityAbility To Balance Multiple Priorities
Industry Keywords
Humanitarian And Emergency AffairsInternational DevelopmentPublic And Private Donor RequirementsUSAIDBureau For Humanitarian Assistance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Ensure quality design, monitoring, evaluation, research and learning practices for the Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs portfolio
  • Establish standards, tools and guidelines for Design, Monitoring and Evaluation practices across International Programs Group donor segments
  • Maintain M&E templates and guidance in compliance with donor expectations
  • Provide input on research methodologies for program assessments, designs and evaluations
  • Lead or significantly contribute to proposal technical components, including M&E plans, budgets and theories of change
  • Support establishment of project performance monitoring and evaluation systems
  • Support and review baseline, mid-term and final evaluations
  • Lead evaluations, data quality reviews and specialized DME work as requested
  • Provide project-specific troubleshooting and stop-gap solutions for DME performance challenges
  • Communicate DME best practices across IPG teams and participate in communities of practice
  • Serve as WVUS M&E technical point of contact with donor M&E advisors
  • Provide capacity building to IPG staff on DME aspects of their work
  • Incorporate industry best practices into WVUS standards, tools and guidelines
  • Monitor public and private DME trends and guidance
  • Network with other organizations and share learning with IPG staff
  • Maintain understanding of Partnership-wide DME policies, practices and evidence collection systems
  • Collaborate with team members and perform other assigned duties
  • Participate in World Vision spiritual disciplines and uphold WV Core Values and organizational policies

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Master’s degree required, preferably with emphasis in statistics, economics, public health or another field related to international development
  • Minimum 5 years of relevant professional work experience in design, monitoring and evaluation, and applied quantitative and qualitative research methods related to development project management
  • At least 1 year of work experience in the field
  • English language proficiency
  • Must be authorized to work in the U.S.A. for any employer
  • Working knowledge of M&E requirements for major public and private donors, especially former USAID and Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance, preferred
  • Knowledge of Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs sector methodologies and standards
  • Program design and implementation knowledge
  • Knowledge management skills
  • Oral and written communication skills
  • Flexibility and ability to balance multiple priorities

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Comprehensive benefits package (details provided via World Vision U.S. benefits information link)
  • Remote work within the U.S.
  • Up to 25% domestic and/or international travel