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An international organization is seeking a Senior Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Manager to lead MEL for innovative programs focused on capacity building and election integrity. The role requires strong analytical skills, facilitation experience, and the ability to communicate findings clearly. Candidates should have 3-5 years of MEL experience and be proficient in using AI tools. The position can be based remotely or as a hybrid role in London.
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For over fifteen years, Zinc Network has been helping governments and businesses navigate the world's most complex challenges using communications, technology, and behavioural science. We work on some of the toughest briefs: protecting children online, strengthening democratic resilience, and championing purpose‑driven technologies and organisations.
Working in partnership with a global network of media outlets, communities, and influencers, we help clients understand complex issues, design and deliver behavioural interventions, create compelling campaigns, activate trusted grassroots networks, and evaluate impact.
We’re now building Kora — our AI‑powered platform that systematises this expertise into scalable technology, enabling clients to work faster, more impactfully, and more cost‑effectively.
We’re looking for people who want to operate at the intersection of geopolitics, security, and technological disruption, and who are committed to building a safer, more secure world.
We are looking for a Senior Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Manager to lead MEL across some of our most innovative and high‑impact programmes, with a particular focus on programmes related to capacity building, election integrity and campaigns. You will work closely with programme teams to define meaningful objectives, track progress, and evaluate whether our interventions drive measurable changes in knowledge, attitudes and behaviours. You will be responsible for conducting organisational capacity assessments, supporting partners to conduct quality monitoring and evaluation, and evaluating the impact of behaviour change campaigns.
This role requires sharp analytical thinking, strong facilitation skills, and the ability to communicate evidence clearly to diverse stakeholders. It is primarily focused on an exciting portfolio of counter‑disinformation programming in
All while embodying the values of Zinc Network.
We’re committed to hiring a diverse workforce from different professional and cultural backgrounds, and to that end we encourage a variety of people to apply to join our company to represent the diverse range of subjects associated with our projects.
Candidates who receive a job offer will be required to:
Please include a cover letter stating how you meet each of the requirements.
If you require an accommodation to be made at any point throughout the recruitment process, please advise us when contacted.
Applications deadline in 9pm on Tuesday, December 9th. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.