H3Data Analysis Officer – Aerial monitoring operations /h3pLocalisation : Preferably in Lampedusa, Italy /ph3AboutSOS MEDITERRANEE /h3pstrongSOS MEDITERRANEE /strongis a European maritime and humanitarian organization founded in 2015 in response to the humanitarian tragedy and the persistent absence of adequate state-led rescue capabilities on the Central Mediterranean route — the deadliest migratory route in the world since 2014. /ppCreated by a collective of European citizens committed to upholding human dignity, our organization operates with a clear mission: /pulliTo rescue people in distress at sea; /liliTo protect and assist survivors on board our rescue vessel; /liliTo bear witness and raise public awareness about the ongoing crisis in the Mediterranean. /li /ulpSince launching operations in 2016, SOS MEDITERRANEE has rescued more than 40,000 people in coordination with its network across Germany, France, Italy, and Switzerland, using the ships Aquarius and Ocean Viking. /ppWith the aim of increasing contextual awareness in the Central Mediterranean and to document the human rights violations and interceptions happening in this maritime region, SOS MEDITERRANEE, as a humanitarian civilian association, is planning to scale up our operational capacity in partnership with another organisation to launch a strongcivilian aerial monitoring mission /strong. We are currently working to be operational as soon as possible, this context we are looking for these profiles. This six-month pilot operation will be based in strongItaly /strong. /ppReporting to the Head of Advocacy and Public Positioning, the Data Analyse Officer (DAO) is responsible for leading data management, analysis, and reporting functions. The DAO will ensure that field data collected during aerial operations is transformed into clear, timely, and actionable insights that support documentation, advocacy, and strategic decision-making. /ppstronguResponsibilities /u /strongu: /u /ppstrong1. Data Management and Analysis /strong /pulliDesign and maintain robust systems for storing, organizing, and securing data collected during aerial monitoring operations /liliCoordinate with field and operations teams to ensure timely, accurate, and complete data collection /liliDevelop protocols and standard operating procedures (SOPs) for field data handling and reporting /liliEnsure compliance with data protection and ethical standards /li /ulpstrong2. Advocacy-Oriented Data Collection and Reporting /strong /pulliManage the collection of operational data and ensure that SOS MEDITERRANEE’s advocacy is grounded in timely and relevant evidence /liliProduce regular analytical reports and visualizations to inform internal teams, partners, and advocacy outputs /liliProduce briefing notes, public reports, maps, and internal memos in collaboration with advocacy and operational teams /liliSupport the identification of advocacy opportunities and stakeholders and support evidence-based positioning work /li /ulpstrong3. Training and Collaboration /strong /pulliTrain the air and ground team on data collection protocols and tools to ensure data is gathered in a qualitative, consistent, and coherent manner /liliLiaise with partner organizations on joint data collection methodologies, information sharing, and collaborative analysis /liliProvide data insights to communication and advocacy teams to support public and institutional engagement /liliContribute to case studies and evidence-driven storytelling through the mission /li /ulpstronguQualifications: /u /strong /pulliMaster’s degree in Data Science, Geography, Humanitarian Affairs, International Relations, or related field /li /ulpstronguExperience: /u /strong /pulliAt least 2 years of experience in data analysis, information management, or evidence-based advocacy within humanitarian, human rights, or research contexts /liliExperience in SAR (Search and Rescue) contexts is a strong asset /liliExperience with remote sensing or aerial data analysis /liliPrior work in human rights documentation or advocacy settings /liliFamiliarity with NGO reporting standards and communication tools /li /ulpstronguTechnical skills: /u /strong /pulliProficient in qualitative and quantitative data analysis /liliAdvanced skills in Excel, GIS tools (e.g., ArcGIS, QGIS), and data visualization platforms (e.g., Power BI, Tableau) /liliExperience working with photo, video, and geospatial datasets /liliStrong knowledge of data protection and data management best practices /liliFamiliarity with migration and humanitarian contexts in the Mediterranean /liliKnowledge of maritime law, SAR conventions, and the maritime sector is a plus /liliHighly computer literate and confident with information management systems /liliStrong teamwork and collaboration skills /liliSelf-motivated, proactive, and adaptable to change /liliAbility to work effectively with remote and multicultural teams /liliResilience under pressure and capacity to manage shifting priorities /liliStrong alignment with humanitarian principles and SOS MEDITERRANEE’s mission /li /ulpstronguLanguages: /u /strong /pulliFluent instrongEnglish /strong(spoken and written); French, Italian, or Arabic are strong assets /li /ulh3Conditions /h3ullistrongContract /strong: Fixed-term, 3 months /lilistrongStart Date: /strong From october 2025 – subjected to changes depending on the operations’ development /lilistrongLocation: /strongPreferably in Lampedusa, Italy /lilistrongSalary /strong: between 1700€ to 2 750€ gross/month – depending on former experience contract nationality (due to social contributions changes) /lilistrongAll mission costs covered when in Lampedusa /strong: travel, local accommodation (provided in the SOS Méditerranée Guesthouse), food (as per diem), insurance /lilistrongPsychological support /strong /liliWork permit: Must hold a valid work permit to work within the EU /li /ulpPlease submit your application by thestrong22th of August. /strong /ppKindly note that no information will be given by phone. /ppWhen you apply for a job, we collect and store your personal data within our recruitment department for the administrative management of applications and the recruitment process. The purpose of the information requested as a candidate for employment is to assess the professional qualities and skills of your application, to the exclusion of any other purpose. The legal basis for this processing is to obtain your consent and for pre-contractual measures for the employment contract. If your application is successful, this data will be kept for the duration of your contract. If your application is not successful, this data will be deleted immediately unless you advise us otherwise. In accordance with the French Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978 and European regulations, you may access your personal data, rectify it, request its deletion or exercise your right to limit the processing of your data. You can request more information and exercise your rights at any time by contacting SOS MEDITERRANEE France, CS 20585 – 13294 Cedex Marseille 06. /p #J-18808-Ljbffr