Monitoring and Evaluation Consultants (Remote but needs to speak Ukrainian)

Core responsibilities:

• Conduct independent evaluations of PEJ projects in Ukraine, including a final evaluation of the Kharkiv War Crimes Project and a mid-term evaluation of the Restraining a Doubt Machine Project
• Apply OECD-DAC criteria (relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability, impact, coherence, coordination) using mixed-methods approaches including desk reviews, interviews, surveys, and case studies
• Produce key deliverables including inception reports, data collection tools, clean datasets, draft and final evaluation reports, and presentations of findings
• Engage with diverse stakeholders including civil society partners, lawyers, government justice institutions, human rights defenders, and beneficiaries

This role contributes to justice and accountability for victims of international crimes and human rights abuses by evaluating projects that enhance legal capacity and counter disinformation related to grave atrocity crimes.

Required qualifications:

• Advanced degree in law, human rights, public policy, M&E, or related field
• Minimum 5-7 years of experience conducting evaluations in governance, justice, or rule of law sectors
• Demonstrated experience evaluating capacity-building interventions and strong familiarity with OECD-DAC criteria and MEL best practices
• Proven ability to apply gender, inclusion, and human rights lenses with excellent analytical, writing, and synthesis skills
• Fluency in both English and Ukrainian is required

No compensation, perks, or culture highlights mentioned in the job description. The roles are described as full-time consultancies for the duration of the contract.

Project Expedite Justice (PEJ) is a US-based NGO that uses all available legal options to seek justice for individuals inadequately protected under the law, applying a victim-centered approach to addressing mass atrocities through training, mentoring, and independent legal consulting.