Work where evidence matters

Join researchers, analysts and practitioners working across Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan and the United Kingdom.

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Why Radar

Grounded work, real consequences

Our analysis shapes where programmes work, what they do and how they change course. If you want your work to matter to people in fragile and conflict-affected settings, we'd like to hear from you.

  • Close to the ground

    Work alongside field teams and partners who reach areas that are hard to access.

  • Independent and evidence-led

    We value rigour and honesty over convenient answers.

  • Across disciplines

    Research, strategy, evaluation, peacebuilding, communications and technology in one team.

  • Local expertise first

    Long-term local partnerships sit at the core of everything we do.

Ways to work with us

Find the route that fits you

  • Staff roles

    Positions based in our London, Nairobi and Mogadishu offices, across research, programmes and operations.

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  • Consultants and associates

    Specialists who join assignments for their technical, thematic or country expertise.

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  • Field researchers

    Researchers and enumerators who collect data and run interviews in the communities where we work.

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  • Partner organisations

    Local organisations that want to partner with us on research, monitoring or programme delivery.

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