Job Application for Survey Research Project Coordinator

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Make your mark on the world by managing research that matters.

Gallup has data on everything that matters in the world, including world happiness, financial inclusion and modern slavery. If you’re interested in project management to support global research that transforms organizations and communities, this may be the perfect opportunity for you.

As a survey research project coordinator at Gallup, you’ll help us deliver the perfect research and consulting solutions to our customers. Working at one of the most respected research organizations in the world, you will support day-to-day data collection with our in-country partners across the globe. Whether you’re working with vendors or communicating with internal partners, you’ll excel as you build strong relationships and collaborate to complete timely, high-quality work.

What You’ll Do

Coordinate all aspects of the survey data collection process
Document all steps of the process clearly and accurately
Ensure quality at each step in the process, monitoring and reviewing carefully to identify challenges in survey design, data collection and data quality
Communicate clearly and frequently to share updates, provide direction, and align stakeholders and partners
Collaborate with internal teams and data collection vendors across multiple countries

Who We Want

Detail-driven organizers who maintain meticulous records that keep projects running smoothly
Disciplined achievers who thrive in fast-paced environments, juggle multiple tasks effortlessly, and consistently deliver with precision and speed
Commanding coordinators who take ownership of vendor relationships and confidently hold partners accountable to deadlines and standards
Collaborative partners who build strong working relationships across cultures, time zones and personalities
Curious professionals who are eager to learn and use modern technology platforms for survey administration
Resourceful problem solvers who spot gaps, take accountability for discrepancies and work to resolve issues quickly

What You Need

Bachelor’s degree required, master’s degree preferred
At least two years of experience in survey research or a related multi-country project management role required
Mastery of Excel and proficiency in PowerPoint and Word required
Proficiency with statistical and data management software such as R or Python required
A commitment to working on-site at Gallup’s Washington, D.C., office at least three days per week required
Eligibility to work in the United States required; this position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship

What You’ll Experience

Mission-driven work: Make a meaningful difference in the world with your unique contributions, commitment to service and exceptional outcomes.
An empowering culture:Collaborate with smart, passionate people who love what they do and welcome your ideas, perspectives and experiences.
Learning and development: Grow in your career as we invest in what you do best, encourage curiosity and create an environment where it’s safe — and expected — to challenge the status quo.
Brand strength, startup energy: Thrive in an innovative environment backed by a trusted brand.
A vibrant workplace: Enjoy access to exciting public-facing events and our hub for thought leadership in our global headquarters in Washington, D.C. — nestled in the nation’s capital and steps away from the National Mall and other historic landmarks.

About Gallup

At Gallup, we change the world, one client at a time, through extraordinary analytics and advice on everything important facing humankind. Learn more about our work and life at Gallup.

Gallup offers a robust benefits package that includes medical, dental, vision, life and other insurance options; a fully vested 401(k) retirement savings plan with company matching; an employee stock ownership program; mass transit reimbursement; family-building benefits; an employee assistance program; and various reimbursements and activities that enhance our associates’ wellbeing. We also offer an estimated annual salary range of $65,000-$75,000 for this role based on an individual’s education and experience.

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