Data Analyst – Rwanda

At the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, we empower political leaders worldwide to transform bold visions into tangible progress, helping governments deliver meaningful outcomes for their citizens through strategic advisory, policy design, and implementation support—leveraging technology at every stage. By documenting and sharing insights from our on-the-ground engagements, we ensure these lessons benefit broader efforts to foster more open, inclusive, and prosperous societies. Comprising over 800 changemakers across 40 countries spanning five continents, our diverse team includes political strategists, policy specialists, delivery experts, technologists, and multilingual professionals fluent in 45 languages or more. Together, we address over 100 critical projects, confronting some of the most pressing global challenges. At TBI, we are united by a shared commitment to impactful change. The Tony Blair Institute seeks an Analyst to provide research, analytical, and operational support to our embedded advisory teams embedded within Rwandan government institutions and the Country Director’s Office. This is a flexible, entry-level position where the Analyst will be assigned to a specific project domain—potentially spanning trade, investment, tourism, public finance, skills development, or other government priorities—based on the evolving needs of the Country Office and project teams. Close collaboration with the lead Advisor or Manager, as well as the Country Director’s Office, will be essential. No prior sector-specific expertise is required; the ideal candidate will possess strong foundational abilities in research, data analysis, and coordination, coupled with a proactive mindset, and will rapidly develop sector-specific knowledge through hands-on experience. This role is tailored for intellectually curious, structured, and results-driven early-career professionals seeking to establish a career in government advisory or public sector delivery. Key Responsibilities: – Conduct comprehensive quantitative and qualitative research and analysis to inform project deliverables and strategic decisions. – Collect, clean, and organize data from government and external sources; perform foundational analyses such as trend identification, comparative assessments, and benchmarking. – Develop and maintain basic monitoring tools, trackers, and analytical models to track project indicators and progress. – Ensure the integrity and accuracy of data and analytical outputs through rigorous quality control. – Draft executive-level briefing notes, concept papers, presentations, and stakeholder-facing documents for senior government leaders and TBI teams. – Create structured, clear, and actionable outputs from complex information. – Assist in planning, scheduling, and coordinating activities across project workstreams and

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