Using the model developed during VAPA and further advanced for the current iteration of the VR&P program, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) aims to meet the ambitious goal of receiving and resettling up to 10,000 individuals in FY24 from the Western Hemisphere and Operation Enduring Welcome platforms. This project will include coordinating steps overseas, partnering with a variety of stakeholders across the United States, and effectively establishing relationships in a virtual setting.
The remote and pioneering nature of this project requires an incredibly detail-oriented and systems-focused Monitoring and Data Coordinator.
Major Responsibilities:
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Coordinate efforts with the Monitoring Officer, Project Director and relevant VR&P team members and ZenDesk, IRIS+ETO team members to ensure sound data collection and information management systems are in place to support ongoing performance analysis and action;
Implement and follow internal data control processes, ensuring consistency with donor requirements;
Perform regular quality assurance checks to ensure program compliance
Recommend modifications to data collection and reporting processes for program quality and process improvement;
Utilize data and communicate data in interactions with internal staff, with the goal of improving program performance;
Working collaboratively with program managers, maintain and improve quality by completing internal compliance and data monitoring research;
Assist staff members in developing and/or implementing program evaluation tools, including those needed to track, collect, and analyze data to meet requirements for new programs and donors;
Provide training and technical assistance to staff on data collection systems and tools;
Fully engage as a member of the team, participating in program meetings and staff development activities;
Adhere to relevant IRC policies and procedures, state laws, and donor guidelines; and
Perform other duties as assigned.
Job Requirements:
Education: Bachelor’s degree preferred, but may be substituted with equivalent years of work experience
Work Experience:
Resettlement programming experience is preferred;
At least two years of relevant experience, including working data and database systems;
Demonstrated Skills & Competencies:
Advanced computing skills, with demonstrated proficiency in database systems, computer-based reporting, Microsoft Office applications, and data visualization techniques;
Experience with Salesforce and/or ETO strongly preferred;
Experience working in a multi-cultural non-profit and/or international setting with diverse client base;
Strong English language skills, including written and verbal communications;
Fluency in a client language (Spanish, Dari/Pashto) desirable;
Solid decision-making capabilities, sound judgement and ethics consistent with the IRC Way; and
Demonstrated commitment to IRC’s mission and safeguarding principles to ensure client and staff wellbeing.
Excellent interpersonal and customer service skills;
Must be extremely flexible, capable of meeting deadlines and managing multiple priorities;
Superb organizational, planning, time and task management and logistical skills;
