Required Skills and Experience A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant discipline such as Economics, Sociology, Development Studies, Political Science, or any other relevant Social Science. A Masters in Development Studies and Social Science will be an added advantage, A minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience in research and publications, Experience in designing tools and strategies for data collection, analysis, and production of reports; Expertise in analyzing data using statistical software. The ideal candidate should possess the following qualities Excellent teamwork skills and the ability to build good relations both internally and externally; Fluency in English required (written and verbal). Knowledge of Shona and Ndebele is an asset; Ability to identify relevant policy issues and to develop a strategic approach to research around these issues; Must possess highly developed research and written communication skills, with an emphasis on developing and analysing quantitative (statistical) data for discussion papers, submissions, reports and other documents relevant to anti-corruption and corruption at a standard that is suitable for public release; Able to negotiate and develop and maintain positive working relationships with numerous stakeholders; Must have demonstrated commitment to social justice and anti-corruption; Must be able to develop coherent terms of reference for outsourced or collaborative research work; ;Must be proficient in the use of Microsoft Office Suite of Packages and any relevant social science internet-based research tools with a bias to statistical analysis software (SPSS/ CSPro etc); Required to develop advance aptitude in anti-corruption and corruption work; Ability to uniquely and effectively package information is an added advantage; Ability to communicate fluently (written and spoken) in at least one other vernacular language is an added advantage.