Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Water Sciences, Environmental or Applied Sciences, or a related technical field.
  
• 4+ years of experience in field operations, applied research, or technical program management
  
• Experience implementing structured field activities with strict protocol adherence
  
• Background in WASH, water quality, or a closely related technical field; engineering training strongly preferred
  
• Experience supervising field technicians or operational staff in demanding environments
  
• Hands-on familiarity with water infrastructure, device installation, or mechanical/plumbing systems
  
• Comfortable with ambiguity and rapid iteration; able to scope and launch activities quickly under time pressure
  

Field Pilot Execution: Translate pilot designs into disciplined field implementation and oversee day-to-day execution across pilot sites

• Convert high-level learning goals into actionable field plans with clear protocols and timelines
  
• Monitor pilot performance daily and recommend adjustments to protocols, device configurations, or testing approaches based on emerging results
  
• Coordinate device retrofits, installations, and configuration changes at pilot sites
  

Field Team Standards and Operations: Maintain high standards of technical execution, data quality, and safety across the field team

• Foster a learning-first team culture where generating reliable evidence is prioritized alongside keeping devices running
  
• Conduct regular spot checks to verify technicians are following technical and testing protocols correctly
  
• Review incoming field data for accuracy and conduct regular spot checks. Embed data into decision-making to improve operations
  

Technical Ownership of ILC: Serve as a technical resource on ILC device performance and infrastructure, working closely with Evidence Action's engineering team

• Develop strong working knowledge of device types and configurations; train and coach technicians on installation, modification, and troubleshooting
  
• Recommend device modifications and new approaches based on field observations