Indonesia: Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Analysts

Exciting opportunity for M&E Experts to contribute to AAI Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Plan

• 24 month Period Offer contract


• Activities carried throughout Indonesia and home base


• Open to national and international individuals and organisations

The Program

Australia Awards Indonesia (AAI) is managed by Coffey on behalf of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). Australia Awards is an integral part of Australia’s development cooperation program with Indonesia and has enjoyed strong support from both governments for more than sixty years. Australia Awards addresses two key challenges: to fill a gap in the pool of individuals with the higher-level capacity to contribute to Indonesia’s development; and the need for a strong deep relationship based on mutual understanding between Australia and Indonesia.

The Position

MEL Analysts (493328)

The MEL Analyst is responsible for supporting the Coffey’s MEL teams in Indonesia with implementing their MEL strategies and plans. The position will report directly to the MEL Manager in the program for which the work is being conducted. A particular focus will be upon assisting MEL units and STORE evaluators with data analysis by tailoring information to meet their needs. This would include presenting information in user-friendly formats through the use of graphics, info-graphics, tables, charts and models, where appropriate, to improve the quality and impact of reports and evaluation products. The MEL Analyst requires proven experience as a researcher or data analysts, with strong analytical and critical thinking skills, quantitative and qualitative research skills, conceptual skills, presentation skills, writing skills, and the ability to work in teams and to deadlines. This position is classified as B2 under the DFAT Adviser Remuneration Framework.

Standing Offer arrangement

Those selected for the above position will enter into a Standing Offer arrangement with Coffey to provide periodic inputs as needed for a 2-year period until end of March 2018.