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Field Coordinator (Latin America)

Development Expertise Lab

Published
04 Sept 2026

Countries: Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)Organization: Development Expertise LabClosing date: 11 Sep 2026Development Expertise Lab (DEL) specialises in data collection, data analysis and research activities in developing countries.In the framework of an impact evaluation of a programme supporting refugees, DEL is implementing a large-scale phone survey with Venezuelan refugees living in Mexico and Venezuelan and Colombian refugees living in Ecuador. All interviews will be conducted remotely by phone and WhatsApp, using computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) with SurveyCTO. Applicants may be based in Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador or Venezuela, and must be fluent in Spanish and English. As the survey is conducted entirely by phone, no travel is required. The Field Coordinator will supervise a small team of enumerators.Contract Duration: short-term consultancy, paid at a daily rate, covering preparation, training, pilot, and data collection between early September and late October 2026Main ResponsibilitiesThe Field Coordinator will be in charge of:Supporting the DEL project team in obtaining the necessary local authorisations to conduct data collection, if and where requiredSupporting the recruitment and selection of enumerators, for approval by the research teamContributing to the survey implementation plan, the survey manual, and the enumerator training programme, in coordination with the DEL project teamCo-facilitating the three-day enumerator training and the one-day pilotSupervising the day-to-day work of the enumerator team, monitoring daily productivity, and managing call schedulingImplementing routine data quality assurance, including follow-up on high-frequency check flags raised by the central data teamEnsuring that all call attempts and their outcomes are recorded accurately, and that discrepancies and anomalies in the data are reconciled and corrected in communication with the DEL project teamEnsuring adherence to survey procedures, ethical standards, informed consent protocols, and data protection requirements for sensitive data collected from vulnerable populationsParticipating in daily check-ins with the DEL project team and the research team during the first week of data collection and regular check-ins thereafter, and addressing issues raised on data qualityQualificationsCandidates must meet the following criteria:Native or fluent speaker of Spanish and ability to communicate professionally in English (both are required)Demonstrated experience supervising teams of enumerators on socio-economic surveys, including phone-based (CATI) surveysExperience with computer-assisted interviewing software; experience with SurveyCTO is a strong assetKnowledge of the cultural context and sensitivities of the respondent populationUniversity degreeStrong communication skills and proven ability to liaise between enumerators, project management, and research teamsBased in Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, or ColombiaHow to applyTo apply, fill the form: https://forms.gle/x8m1utUyMPmS4FV77Indicative deadline: 11 September 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and we encourage early submission. Start date: September 2026.

Countries: Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Organization: Development Expertise Lab Closing date: 11 Sep 2026 Development Expertise Lab (DEL) specialises in data collection, data analysis and research activities in developing countries. In the framework of an impact evaluation of a programme supporting refugees, DEL is implementing a large-scale phone survey with Venezuelan refugees living in Mexico and Venezuelan and Colombian refugees living in Ecuador. All interviews will be conducted remotely by phone and WhatsApp, using computer-assisted telephone interviewing (CATI) with SurveyCTO. Applicants may be based in Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador or Venezuela, and must be fluent in Spanish and English. As the survey is conducted entirely by phone, no travel is required. The Field Coordinator will supervise a small team of enumerators. Contract Duration: short-term consultancy, paid at a daily rate, covering preparation, training, pilot, and data collection between early September and late October 2026 Main Responsibilities The Field Coordinator will be in charge of: • Supporting the DEL project team in obtaining the necessary local authorisations to conduct data collection, if and where required • Supporting the recruitment and selection of enumerators, for approval by the research team • Contributing to the survey implementation plan, the survey manual, and the enumerator training programme, in coordination with the DEL project team • Co-facilitating the three-day enumerator training and the one-day pilot • Supervising the day-to-day work of the enumerator team, monitoring daily productivity, and managing call scheduling • Implementing routine data quality assurance, including follow-up on high-frequency check flags raised by the central data team • Ensuring that all call attempts and their outcomes are recorded accurately, and that discrepancies and anomalies in the data are reconciled and corrected in communication with the DEL project team • Ensuring adherence to survey procedures, ethical standards, informed consent protocols, and data protection requirements for sensitive data collected from vulnerable populations • Participating in daily check-ins with the DEL project team and the research team during the first week of data collection and regular check-ins thereafter, and addressing issues raised on data quality Qualifications Candidates must meet the following criteria: • Native or fluent speaker of Spanish and ability to communicate professionally in English (both are required) • Demonstrated experience supervising teams of enumerators on socio-economic surveys, including phone-based (CATI) surveys • Experience with computer-assisted interviewing software; experience with SurveyCTO is a strong asset • Knowledge of the cultural context and sensitivities of the respondent population • University degree • Strong communication skills and proven ability to liaise between enumerators, project management, and research teams • Based in Mexico, Ecuador, Venezuela, or Colombia How to apply To apply, fill the form: https://forms.gle/x8m1utUyMPmS4FV77 Indicative deadline: 11 September 2026. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and we encourage early submission. Start date: September 2026.

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