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Join the Behavioural Insights Team and make a significant impact on communities worldwide by implementing scientific solutions to major challenges.
Overview
Salary
£36000 - £54000
Location
Manchester, UK; London, UK - Hybrid
Expires
Expires at anytime
Organisation Summary
The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) is dedicated to improving lives and communities by partnering with organisations across various sectors to tackle policy issues through the application of behavioural science. As a global pioneer in the field, BIT has a powerful track record of over 1000 projects, often deploying simple but transformative changes that generate considerable social good.
Role Summary
- Design and conduct quantitative research and evaluations
- Manage data and communicate results effectively
- Take charge of small projects, and contribute to larger ones
Role Requirements
- Master’s degree or PhD in a relevant quantitative field or equivalent experience
- Proficiency in R, with a strong understanding of statistical concepts and field experiments
- Experience in public policy design
- Strong communication skills
Application Process Details
- Apply by 6 April 2026
- Interviews to start from 13 April 2026; may be conducted in-person in London
- Applicants must have the right to work in the UK (sponsorship not provided)
The Behavioural Insights Team (BIT) is a social purpose company dedicated to improving people's lives and communities. We partner with governments, businesses, foundations, and charities to address major policy issues, often through testing and implementing simple yet impactful changes. With around 200 staff in 8 countries and a track record of over 1000 projects, including more than 700 randomised controlled trials, BIT is a leader in applying behavioural science for social good.
The Role: We are seeking three Quantitative Research Advisors to join our teams in Education, Economic Policy, or International Development. You will be involved in designing and implementing quantitative research and evaluations, managing data, and communicating results effectively. This role requires managing small projects independently and contributing to larger projects.
Job Requirements: Candidates should have a Master’s degree or PhD in a relevant quantitative field or equivalent experience, proficiency in R, and a strong understanding of statistical concepts and field experiments. Experience in public policy design and clear communication skills are essential.
Benefits: BIT offers a competitive salary, a bonus scheme, a generous pension scheme with 7% employer contribution, and a flexible benefits pot of £1,100 which can be used for additional annual leave, gym memberships, etc. We support flexible working arrangements and provide enhanced parental leave payments.
Application Details: Apply by 6 April 2026. Interviews will commence from 13 April 2026 and may be conducted in person at our London office. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK as sponsorship is not provided.
