Protection Information Management Specialist

About the role

The Protection Information Management Specialist leads the generation of high‑quality protection evidence and analysis for DRC Lebanon. This role serves as the principal analytical resource for identifying, interpreting and communicating protection risks affecting refugees, displaced populations, migrants, stateless persons and vulnerable Lebanese communities.

Key responsibilities

• Design, implement and continuously improve protection information management and analytical frameworks across DRC Lebanon.
• Produce monthly, quarterly and ad‑hoc protection analysis reports, identifying trends, drivers and severity of protection risks.
• Conduct advanced qualitative analysis of focus groups, key‑informant interviews, case studies, field observations and protection incident data.
• Triangulate data across protection, economic recovery, shelter, MEAL, legal aid, child protection, GBV and external humanitarian datasets to generate comprehensive insights.
• Identify emerging protection risks, geographic hotspots and population‑specific vulnerabilities and develop evidence‑based recommendations.
• Develop analytical products such as thematic briefs, dashboards, infographics, risk profiles and presentations for internal and external audiences.
• Maintain Power BI dashboards and other data visualisation tools to support strategic decision‑making.
• Support advocacy through evidence generation, position papers and briefing notes.

Required profile

• Strong analytical background with experience in protection monitoring and humanitarian contexts.
• Ability to transform complex quantitative and qualitative datasets into actionable analysis.
• Proven experience in producing evidence‑based reports, briefs and visualisations for decision‑makers and donors.
• Excellent communication skills to convey findings to diverse stakeholders.

Required skills

• Power BI for data visualisation and dashboard creation.

What we offer

• Opportunity to influence protection programming and advocacy in a high‑impact humanitarian setting.
• Collaboration with multidisciplinary teams across Lebanon.