Senior Quantitative Researcher – Child Labor Study

Role Overview

The Senior Quantitative Researcher will design and implement the quantitative component of the baseline study, generating statistically robust estimates of child labour prevalence and characteristics in construction and brick-making sectors.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop sampling strategies suitable for informal and hard-to-enumerate populations (e.g., site-based or cluster sampling).
• Design survey instruments aligned with ILO child labour measurement standards.
• Oversee enumerator training with emphasis on child protection and ethical data collection.
• Supervise data collection processes, including quality assurance and spot checks.
• Manage data cleaning, validation, and statistical analysis.
• Produce estimates on prevalence, working conditions, hours worked, school attendance, and risk exposure.
• Analyze key determinants (e.g., household poverty, displacement status, access to services).
• Integrate findings with qualitative insights for comprehensive reporting.
• Develop clear visualizations and technical outputs for policy use.

Interested candidates should submit their CV in PDF format to: [email protected] 
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Please indicate “Senior Quantitative Researcher – Child Labor Study” in the subject line of your email.

Please note this Position will be in Erbil with field coordination responsibilities
We will contact only shortlisted candidates.