Research Analyst – Sustainable Water Programme

Core responsibilities:

• Undertaking policy and data analysis, including analysis of primary and secondary water-related datasets using statistical tools
• Assist in the development of research methodology and conduct primary surveys, including sampling design, questionnaire development, and coordination of field research
• Conduct financial assessment for the development of city-level treated used water reuse plans and assist in writing high-quality research reports
• Generate knowledge content such as blogs and policy briefs, and assist in preparing presentations, fact sheets, and other research communication material

This role informs policy-making for sustainable development of water resources and effective management through research, contributing to water security under changing climate and enabling resilient water systems.

Required qualifications:

• Master's degree in environmental sciences/management/planning, water resources management/engineering, urban planning/management, hydrology, public policy or related field
• 1-3 years of work experience with prior experience in used water management and circular economy sectors
• Competent in collecting and analyzing data with good report writing and data visualization skills
• Proficient in MS Office application suite with proficiency in RS/GIS as an added advantage

Benefits include:

• Above-market remuneration with competitive compensation commensurate to experience
• Strong visionary leadership with emphasis on research and impact at scale
• Opportunity to work with smart ambitious people in a safe space that promotes leadership by initiative
• Faster learning environment compared to peers in other organizations

The Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW) builds careers in public policy with a focus on research and impact at scale, working on sustainability issues including climate resilience and environmental management.