About The Role
What if your analytical skills could help Alzheimer’s Society understand the difference our work makes?
As our Junior Impact Analyst, you’ll use data and insight to help us understand our impact and improve what we do for people affected by dementia. You’ll work across the span of the Society’s work, including Services, Influencing and Campaigning, and Research. You’ll help us understand change at different levels, from individuals, families and communities through to local and national systems.
You’ll join our Impact & Evaluation Team and work alongside experienced Impact Analysts and colleagues across the Society. You’ll contribute to larger projects and lead on smaller pieces of work, with guidance and support as you develop your skills.
A key focus of the role will be supporting our work on Social Outcomes Contracts. This will include monitoring agreed reporting measures, bringing together data from delivery partners and health systems, and analysing whether services are contributing to outcomes such as fewer avoidable hospital admissions or reduced pressure on health and care services. You won’t need to be an expert in Social Outcomes Contracts, but you should have an awareness of how outcomes and impact evidence can be used to show how services are making a difference for individuals and systems.
You’ll work with both quantitative and qualitative data. You’ll help turn information into clear insights that people can use to learn, plan and make decisions.
Your work could include developing and testing surveys and other data collection tools. You might explore internal and external data to understand outcomes and impact. You’ll also create reports, presentations and visualisations that make findings accessible to different audiences.
Could this be the opportunity to develop your analytical skills while helping us understand the difference we make?
Contract: This is a 2-year fixed term contract
Interviews are provisionally scheduled to take place on the 2nd and 3rd December via MS Teams.
What you’ll do
You’ll work across a varied range of impact and evaluation activity. You’ll:
Support the development and use of impact measurement frameworks, tools and approaches.
Support monitoring, analysis and reporting for our Social Outcomes Contracts work
Help design and test surveys, questionnaires and other data collection tools.
Gather, analyse and interpret quantitative and qualitative data from internal and external sources.
Explore data to understand reach, experiences, outcomes and impact across different communities and groups.
Create clear reports, presentations, dashboards and data visualisations for different audiences.
Support colleagues to use impact measurement approaches through practical guidance and resources.
Manage smaller pieces of work and contribute to larger projects, keeping activity organised and on track.
Share learning and ideas with colleagues to help improve how we measure and use evidence across the Society.
You’ll also have the opportunity to work with colleagues and people affected by dementia. You’ll help make sure our approach to impact measurement is practical, proportionate and inclusive.
About you
Are you curious about data and interested in understanding the difference organisations can make?
You’ll have some experience of monitoring, outcomes & impact measurement or related analytical activity. You’ll be interested in using evidence to understand what is working and where things could be improved.
Do you enjoy finding the story behind the data and making your findings easy for others to understand? Do you enjoy looking at data and asking, “What does this tell us?”
You’ll be comfortable working with quantitative and/or qualitative data and communicating what you find. You’ll also understand how outcomes and impact measurement can support learning and better decision-making.
You might be a great fit for this role if you:
Have experience of monitoring, outcomes & impact measurement or…