Job Listings

The MERL Specialist will help lead evaluations of projects funded by USAID, DoS, and other USG agencies; will provide technical guidance to MERL teams; and will take the lead on business development opportunities as needed. The position is located at DevTech Systems' home office in Arlington, VA, but travel to project sites around the world is expected.

DevTech is looking for a Data Engineer to work as an institutional contractor on its USAID Analytics, Data, Visualization, and Information Services 2.0 (ADVISE 2.0) project. ADVISE 2.0 staff comprise much of the USAID Data Services team, led by USAID’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) and situated in USAID’s Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO). The Data Services team's main purpose is to improve the usage of data and information at USAID, so that the Agency continues to ensure its development outcomes are supported by evidence. The team’s work spans the “data lifecycle,” including planning, collection, cleaning, analysis, curation, reporting, and governance.    USAID Data Services’ core values are:   -  We are passionate, ambitious and care deeply about our work and the USAID mission.   -  We are serious about meeting the needs of our customers.   -  We are funny. We have fun. And we are human.   -  We communicate and close feedback loops.   -  We are proactive. We do not wait for success to come find us.   -  We are a team who is committed to each other.    In keeping with these core values, we respect and encourage an inclusive and diverse environment in which we see our differences as strengths. We are a team of motivated and responsible self-starters that enjoy working in a team-oriented environment. We are always looking for ways to grow, through feedback, learning, and collaboration.  This position’s place of performance is Washington D.C. with the options for generous U.S. based telework or remote work. 

DevTech is currently managing USAID/Indonesia’s Economic Growth Support Activity (EGSA). EGSA’s objective is to assist USAID/Indonesia in strengthening its relationship with the Government of Indonesia (GOI) to support future collaborations. It includes activities on improving the business enabling environment (BEE) for foreign and domestic businesses, supporting USAID/Indonesia with rapid assessments, and providing on-demand support to USAID/Indonesia, GOI, private sector entities, and businesses, including micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), to support creating enabling conditions for businesses.   USAID/Indonesia has supported GOI in relocating the state capital from Jakarta to Nusantara Capital City (Ibu Kota Nusantara or IKN) in East Kalimantan. Since July 2022, USAID, through EGSA, has been assisting GOI's Nusantara Capital Authority (NCA) in establishing a Project Management Office (PMO) within NCA's Transitional Team, followed by providing experts to the Deputy of Green and Digital Transformation. In late 2023, EGSA is tasked to provide experts to the office of Deputy for Environment and Natural Resources in NCA.

The Senior Communications Specialist will work on the USAID Analytics, Data, Visualization, and Information Services 2.0 (ADVISE 2.0 2.0) project. ADVISE 2.0 2.0 staff comprise much of the USAID Data Services team, led by USAID’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) and situated in USAID’s Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO). The Data Services team's main purpose is to improve the usage of data and information at USAID, so that the Agency continues to ensure its development outcomes are supported by evidence. The team’s work spans the “data lifecycle,” including planning, collection, cleaning, analysis, curation, reporting, and governance.   The Senior Communications Specialist will support USAID with broadly marketing, promoting, and raising internal and public awareness of the products and services outlined in ADVISE 2.0. The Senior Communications Specialist will support the development and implementation of communication plans, ensure a consistent branding across the products and services offered by ADVISE 2.0, and oversee general activities related to marketing and raising awareness. This will include developing marketing materials, maintaining social media accounts, monthly reporting, and outreach plans to increase the visibility of ADVISE 2.0. This position will be expected to maintain a strong understanding of USAID mission, vision and values to build awareness around ADVISE 2.0’s capabilities. The candidate should have interest and experience in international development, socioeconomic data, and foreign policy issues.   This position’s place of performance is Washington D.C. with the options for generous U.S. based telework or remote work.   USAID Data Services’ core values are:   - We are passionate, ambitious and care deeply about our work and the USAID mission.   - We are serious about meeting the needs of our customers.   - We are funny. We have fun. And we are human.   - We communicate and close feedback loops.   - We are proactive. We do not wait for success to come find us.   - We are a team who is committed to each other.      In keeping with these core values, we respect and encourage an inclusive and diverse environment in which we see our differences as strengths. We are a team of motivated and responsible self-starters that enjoy working in a team-oriented environment. We are always looking for ways to grow, through feedback, learning, and collaboration. 

DevTech is seeking a creative and dynamic Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) Specialist to support the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) funded, Strengthening Democratic Governance (SDG)Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity Contract (IDIQ) Activity, and its subsequent task orders in Honduras.

DevTech is seeking a dynamic and experienced Facilitator/Trainer to join our team. In this role, you will be responsible for designing, developing, and delivering training programs and facilitating workshops to a diverse range of stakeholders. The ideal candidate will have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, as well as a passion for learning and development.   The Facilitator/Trainer will support activities across our company contributing to our portfolio of US Government programs, including programs funded by the United States Agency for International Develop and the Department of Labor’s Bureau of International Labor Affairs, among others. The Facilitator/Trainer will be embedded within DevTech’s MERL team and report to the MERL Director.

The VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. The USAID VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting The MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is carried out  in consultation with the private sector. The VDT Activity is  working with the MOIT on regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, including  the traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.

DevTech is currently managing USAID/Indonesia’s Economic Growth Support Activity (EGSA). EGSA has three objectives: i) enabling evidence-based decision making through ongoing analysis that links together the United State Government’s Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS), Journey to Self-Reliance (J2SR), and Government of Indonesia (GOI) priorities (CDCS); (ii) improving Government of Indonesia (GOI technical capacity in tax collection, public expenditure, and financial accountability; and (iii) improving the business enabling environment for foreign and domestic business entities. USAID EGSA is supporting the Ministry of National Development Planning/Bappenas in its efforts to develop a roadmap for economic transformation for the Province of East Kalimantan. One component of the roadmap formulation is understanding the socio-economic structure of East Kalimantan, relevant strategic issues, key stakeholders, and potential sectors for growth. Therefore EGSA is looking for a Senior Regional Economist consultant to develop a study analyzing the socio-economic structure of East Kalimantan and devise strategies to strengthen the economy in the region. The output of this study will inform the formulation of National Medium-term Development Plan (RPJMN) 2025 – 2029. Requirement - Professional and updated knowledge of regional economics research methods and databases in Indonesia - Extensive experience in research about regional economics and economic growth at subnational level - Fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia, both written and oral  - Prior work experience leading relevant research in GOI agencies. - Ability to prepare and present comprehensive reports for Government technical and executive level audiences.

Project Background The USAID VDT (Vietnam Digital Trade) is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. The VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.  

Project Background VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. The USAID VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.

We are looking for an experienced and innovative Solution Architect to design and help implement systems architecture that will meet our client’s business needs. The team develops applications and website products that use data and visualizations designed to improve awareness, availability, access, and capacity to transform the way our client collects, analyzes, and uses data to ensure development outcomes are supported by evidence. The Solution Architect will join a strong team of dedicated IT specialists in the design, development, and deployment of various solutions with significant data repositories. The Solution Architect’s responsibilities include gathering technical requirements, NFRs, and functional specifications, assessing the current software systems in place in order to identify areas in need of improvement, and guiding development teams. You should also be able to regularly update management on any developments in systems architecture projects.

DevTech is looking for a Project Manager to work as an institutional contractor on its Analytics, Data, Visualization, and Information Services 2.0 (ADVISE 2.0) contract with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). ADVISE 2.0 staff comprise much of the USAID Data Services team, led by USAID’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) and situated in USAID’s Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO).The Project Manager will work with the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) and is responsible for the management of the data product group to ensure the team is run efficiently and effectively.  This position’s place of performance is Washington D.C. Remote work has been authorized for this position.    About the Team   USAID Data Services’ core values are:   - We are passionate, ambitious and care deeply about our work and the USAID mission.   - We are serious about meeting the needs of our customers.   - We are funny. We have fun. And we are human.   - We communicate and close feedback loops.   - We are proactive. We do not wait for success to come find us.   - We are a team who is committed to each other.   In keeping with these core values, we respect and encourage an inclusive and diverse environment in which we see our differences as strengths. We are a team of motivated and responsible self-starters that enjoy working in a team-oriented environment. We are always looking for ways to grow, through feedback, learning, and collaboration.  

DevTech is looking for a Humanitarian Data Scientist to work as an institutional contractor on its Analytics, Data, Visualization, and Information Services 2.0 (ADVISE 2.0) contract with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). ADVISE 2.0 staff comprise much of the USAID Data Services team, led by USAID’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) and situated in USAID’s Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO).   The Humanitarian Data Scientist will work with the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA). This role will perform data scientist functions as an integral staff member in the humanitarian assistance data space. To succeed in this position, you need to be curious, creative and tech savvy. You need to stay up to date with data programming software and apps, have outstanding understanding of statistics and mathematics, and be proficient in writing algorithms. Top candidates will be persistent and have excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.  This position’s place of performance is Washington D.C. Remote work has been authorized for this position.     About the Team   USAID Data Services’ core values are:   - We are passionate, ambitious and care deeply about our work and the USAID mission.   - We are serious about meeting the needs of our customers.   - We are funny. We have fun. And we are human.   - We communicate and close feedback loops.   - We are proactive. We do not wait for success to come find us.   - We are a team who is committed to each other.   In keeping with these core values, we respect and encourage an inclusive and diverse environment in which we see our differences as strengths. We are a team of motivated and responsible self-starters that enjoy working in a team-oriented environment. We are always looking for ways to grow, through feedback, learning, and collaboration.  

DevTech is looking for aHumanitarian Data Engineer to work as an institutional contractor on its Analytics, Data, Visualization, and Information Services 2.0 (ADVISE 2.0) contract with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). ADVISE 2.0 staff comprise much of the USAID Data Services team, led by USAID’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) and situated in USAID’s Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO).   TheHumanitarian Data Engineerwill work with the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA). Overall, this role is responsible for supporting the Senior Data Engineer in creating and maintaining a database that holds the data the team uses to build the data visualizations. This role will perform data engineering tasks and serve as an integral staff member in the humanitarian assistance data space.  This position’s place of performance is Washington D.C. Remote work has been authorized for this position.     About the Team   USAID Data Services’ core values are:   - We are passionate, ambitious and care deeply about our work and the USAID mission.   - We are serious about meeting the needs of our customers.   - We are funny. We have fun. And we are human.   - We communicate and close feedback loops.   - We are proactive. We do not wait for success to come find us.   - We are a team who is committed to each other.   In keeping with these core values, we respect and encourage an inclusive and diverse environment in which we see our differences as strengths. We are a team of motivated and responsible self-starters that enjoy working in a team-oriented environment. We are always looking for ways to grow, through feedback, learning, and collaboration.  

DevTech is looking for aHumanitarian Data Analystto work as an institutional contractor on its Analytics, Data, Visualization, and Information Services 2.0 (ADVISE 2.0) contract with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). ADVISE 2.0 staff comprise much of the USAID Data Services team, led by USAID’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) and situated in USAID’s Bureau for Management, Office of the Chief Information Officer (M/CIO).   TheHumanitarian Data Analyst will work with the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA). This role is responsible for supporting the Senior Data Analyst in helping BHA decision makers interpret and use the data graphics that the team builds. This role will perform data analyst tasks and serve as an integral staff member in the humanitarian assistance data space.  This position’s place of performance is Washington D.C. Remote work has been authorized for this position.      About the Team   USAID Data Services’ core values are:   - We are passionate, ambitious and care deeply about our work and the USAID mission.   - We are serious about meeting the needs of our customers.   - We are funny. We have fun. And we are human.   - We communicate and close feedback loops.   - We are proactive. We do not wait for success to come find us.   - We are a team who is committed to each other.   In keeping with these core values, we respect and encourage an inclusive and diverse environment in which we see our differences as strengths. We are a team of motivated and responsible self-starters that enjoy working in a team-oriented environment. We are always looking for ways to grow, through feedback, learning, and collaboration.  

Background The Indo-Pacific Opportunity Program (IPOP) is a 4-year, regional activity in the Indo-Pacific Region designed to address the Public Financial Management (PFM) objectives under the Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). It aims to create inclusive and sustainable economic growth, encourage regional cooperation, promote good governance, and improve the management of institutions. IPOP will focus on improving the macroeconomic policy and trade environment in the target countries. It also aims to strengthen democratic institutions to oversee PFM and implement sustainable infrastructure projects. IPOP is designed to contribute to four intermediate results: - Improve trade and investment policy and capacity - Strengthen ability to implement sustainable and high-quality infrastructure projects - Improve macroeconomic and fiscal policy; and - Strengthen democratic systems to oversee PFM.   Project Background The VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. USAID VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.

Background The Indo-Pacific Opportunity Program (IPOP) is a 4-year, regional activity in the Indo-Pacific Region designed to address the Public Financial Management (PFM) objectives under the Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). It aims to create inclusive and sustainable economic growth, encourage regional cooperation, promote good governance, and improve the management of institutions. IPOP will focus on improving the macroeconomic policy and trade environment in the target countries. It also aims to strengthen democratic institutions to oversee PFM and implement sustainable infrastructure projects. IPOP is designed to contribute to four intermediate results: - Improve trade and investment policy and capacity - Strengthen ability to implement sustainable and high-quality infrastructure projects - Improve macroeconomic and fiscal policy; and - Strengthen democratic systems to oversee PFM. Project Background The VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. USAID VDT activity (“VDT”) supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s (MOIT) implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.

Background The Indo-Pacific Opportunity Program (IPOP) is a 4-year, regional activity in the Indo-Pacific Region designed to address the Public Financial Management (PFM) objectives under the Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). It aims to create inclusive and sustainable economic growth, encourage regional cooperation, promote good governance, and improve the management of institutions. IPOP will focus on improving the macroeconomic policy and trade environment in the target countries. It also aims to strengthen democratic institutions to oversee PFM and implement sustainable infrastructure projects. IPOP is designed to contribute to four intermediate results: - Improve trade and investment policy and capacity - Strengthen ability to implement sustainable and high-quality infrastructure projects - Improve macroeconomic and fiscal policy; and - Strengthen democratic systems to oversee PFM.   Project Background The VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. The USAID VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.  

Background The Indo-Pacific Opportunity Program (IPOP) is a 4-year, regional activity in the Indo-Pacific Region designed to address the Public Financial Management (PFM) objectives under the Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). It aims to create inclusive and sustainable economic growth, encourage regional cooperation, promote good governance, and improve the management of institutions. IPOP will focus on improving the macroeconomic policy and trade environment in the target countries. It also aims to strengthen democratic institutions to oversee PFM and implement sustainable infrastructure projects. IPOP is designed to contribute to four intermediate results: - Improve trade and investment policy and capacity - Strengthen ability to implement sustainable and high-quality infrastructure projects - Improve macroeconomic and fiscal policy; and - Strengthen democratic systems to oversee PFM. Project Background The VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. The USAID VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.

Background The Indo-Pacific Opportunity Program (IPOP) is a 4-year, regional activity in the Indo-Pacific Region designed to address the Public Financial Management (PFM) objectives under the Indo-Pacific Strategy (IPS). It aims to create inclusive and sustainable economic growth, encourage regional cooperation, promote good governance, and improve the management of institutions. IPOP will focus on improving the macroeconomic policy and trade environment in the target countries. It also aims to strengthen democratic institutions to oversee PFM and implement sustainable infrastructure projects. IPOP is designed to contribute to four intermediate results: - Improve trade and investment policy and capacity - Strengthen ability to implement sustainable and high-quality infrastructure projects - Improve macroeconomic and fiscal policy; and - Strengthen democratic systems to oversee PFM.   Project Background The VDT is a two-year activity (2023-2025) addressing regulatory gaps and promoting private sector engagement in the rapidly growing digital economy. USAID VDT Activity supports the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s (MOIT)’s implementation of frameworks that facilitate digital trade, with an emphasis on supporting MOIT in holding public-private dialogues to ensure implementation is done in consultation with the private sector. Regulations that are responsive to private sector needs remove bottlenecks in trade faced by enterprises and increase regulatory transparency, helping to shape an e-commerce sector where enterprises of all sizes can benefit. The Activity encourages the participation of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in digital trade by introducing new business models and other best practices, such as traceability of goods, as well as facilitating cross-border connections between enterprises via MOIT’s digital trade promotion platform.