Job Opportunity: Qualitative Data Analysts (NVIVO)

The Protracted Displacement Economies (PDE) research project investigates how protracted displacement economies operate and looks at how they can be supported to thrive. The long term goal of the project is to help realise the vast economic potential of displacement-affected communities around the world. Operating in five countries (DRC, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Myanmar and Pakistan) we are using community engagement, stakeholder engagement, surveys, documentary film making and oral history interviews as core methods in our work.

Qualitative Data Analysts are required to help analyse through coding up to 1500 oral history interviews using NVIVO. The interviews were carried out across 15 sites within all five countries. This role offers the opportunity to work as part of a team with experienced qualitative data researchers, with the potential for deeper involvement in the project’s work. Transcripts will vary in length and we will decide as a team how to manage the workload between us within the timeframe required (probably in the form of a words per day target).

Start Date – mid/late-August 2022

Essential

– NVIVO experience

– Experience of qualitative research

– Excellent understanding of English

– Be able to access Sussex campus to work alongside researchers in-person at least once a week

– Demonstrable interest in displacement related work / research / studies

Desirable

– Available for additional work until Summer 2023

Payment is based on an hourly rate, you will receive £16.55 per hour. Process: Please send your CV and brief covering email to b.mitchell@ids.ac.uk, a.a.ali@sussex.ac.uk and f.seballos@sussex.ac.uk with the subject title ‘Coding Application’. The deadline is Tuesday 9th August 2022.

Individuals selected to work will be required to register with the Sussex University ‘talentpool’ and the formal recruitment process will be coordinated by REED agency, according to the researchers instructions. You will need to have the right to work in the UK e.g. student visa or British citizen and a bank account to receive payment.