Menstrual Rights Global
Quantitative Analyst

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Menstrual Rights Global is looking for a quantitative analyst to support a development and institutional strategy project.
This is a PAID consultancy opportunity for approximately 10-15 days of work between September and December 2026.
The role will focus on supporting the quantitative elements of the project, including portfolio and data mapping, identifying data gaps, analysing available data, contributing to benchmarking analysis, and helping translate findings into clear recommendations, indicators, and an impact framework.
You would report to the Research Lead and work as part of a wider interdisciplinary team working across global health, development, research systems, institutional change, and impact.
Essential experience:
- Approximately 5+ years’ experience in quantitative research, data analysis, monitoring and evaluation, public health, international development, social impact, philanthropy, research funding, or a related field
- Strong quantitative analysis skills, including the ability to work with incomplete, inconsistent, or imperfect datasets
- Experience analysing programme, portfolio, funding, grantmaking, research, or organisational data
- Ability to produce clear tables, charts, summaries, and methodological notes for non-technical audiences
- Strong written communication skills and attention to detail
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a small project team
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Desirable experience:
- Experience with global health, women’s health, gender equity, health systems, or research systems
- Experience with sex- and gender-disaggregated data
- Experience with benchmarking, indicator development, or impact measurement
- Experience working on mixed-methods or interdisciplinary research projects
- Familiarity with philanthropic, civil society, academic, or multilateral settings


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If interested, please send a short message with:
- A brief summary of your relevant experience
- Your CV or LinkedIn profile
- Your day rate
- Your availability between September and December 2026
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