Data Project Officer in UK

Do you want to work for a growing evaluation consultancy and use your skills for good?

Join the Evaluator and help charities and not-for-profit organisations demonstrate the impact of their work by ‘measuring the unmeasurable’.

The Evaluator conducts lots of work for organisations that receive their funding through The Arts Council, part of this role will include following specific funding guidance, data input and analysis to ensure the funding requirements are met.

Other tasks in this varied role includes work assembling data, organising information, research, analysis and report writing, visual data creation, information presentation and creative problem solving.

About You:

You are kind, empathetic and enjoy untangling complex processes.

You are willing to go the extra mile to ‘figure it out’ for others and job satisfaction for you means making a difference every day.

You’re used to handling high levels of data and take pride in getting things right first time.

Your cautious nature, attention to detail and exceptional organisation skills will find a home here.

You enjoy working at your own pace, without having to attend lots of days in the office or client meetings.

Additional skills that will help you in this role:

• Some experience of the charity/ not-for-profit/ public sector
• A working understanding of larger grants, aims and objectives of major funding bodies
• A commitment to CPD and motivation and drive to succeed
• Reliable, punctual, willing to learn and enthusiastic and able to work outside normal business hours when required

Desirables on your cv include:

• A maths or economics qualification
• Significant excel experience

In return, full training will be given for this role.

We are a happy team, who get on with each other well, but also can be honest.

The team and business are very busy and growing.

We’re also all passionate about what we do, as this is a very special business.

We work almost exclusively with charities and not-for-profit organisations, and it is evident that the work we do changes lives and literally is contributing to making the world a better place.

This role is offered as a part time role.

We are willing to consider individuals who want to work between 10 and 25 hours a week, depending on preference, skillset and aptitude.

We do expect all our team to spend one day in the office per week, but the rest of the time this role is home based and flexible.

If you want to make a real difference, use your skills for good and feel drawn to our values of honesty, usefulness and creative simplicity, then we’d love to hear from you.

How to apply

To apply please send a cover letter addressing the skills we are after with, particular reference to attention to detail and data, and a CV to

We may close this opportunity if sufficient applications are received.

We will invite those shortlisted to an interview and this will include a task to complete.

We welcome applications from disabled individuals and can make reasonable adjustments to the interview process if required, please ask.

We also welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds, although applicants must be located in the UK and have a right to work in the UK.