Fraym uses advanced machine-learning to generate localized insights on communities around the globe. Our location-based data about population characteristics and behaviors is employed by governments and organizations tackling some of the world's most pressing challenges like inequity and insecurity, climate vulnerability, public health, access to critical services, and more. Data created by our proprietary algorithms provides local-level insight on livelihoods, demographics, attitudes, behaviors, health, and public service access. This advanced geospatial data and analysis is available for 100+ countries at one square kilometer resolution—even in remote areas.
Summary of Position
Fraym is seeking several data analysts to play a vital role in the mission of supporting decision-making. As part of the Fraym Analytics Team, you will deliver tailored insights, craft impactful visualizations and stories from data, and collaborate across teams to generate or improve methodologies. The role is poised for significant career growth.
For success in this position, you will have a strong quantitative background, experience working with statistical packages (Stata or R), an ambitious mindset, and enthusiasm for connecting with Fraym’s global team. Preference will be given to applicants with knowledge of geospatial analysis, household survey analysis, language skills, and/or experience in emerging economies.
Your responsibilities in this role include, but are not limited to, the following:
The candidate must have the following qualifications and skills:
The successful candidate will have the following qualifications and skills:
Fraym has pioneered the use of geospatial data to understand population dynamics. Governments and organizations around the world rely on Fraym data to make strategic and operational decisions while tackling challenges like inequity and insecurity, climate vulnerability, public health, and more. The company’s advanced AI/ML models are the first to generate high-resolution insights about human characteristics and behaviors at the sub-neighborhood l