Enveritas builds solutions to improve the measure of sustainability in agricultural supply chains and include smallholder farmers in responsibly sourced agricultural products, in particular coffee and cocoa. A key component of this requires developing and financing projects that directly improve sustainability of production and benefit the livelihoods of smallholder farmers. 

We are a dynamic non-profit organization working across 34 coffee and cocoa growing countries around the world, with a remote-first environment. We bring together tech and machine learning with rigorous field processes to collect and process data on supply chain sustainability and environmental impact. This is made possible by a hard working and diverse team that is dedicated to delivering impact to smallholder farmers and developing more sustainable coffee and cocoa supply chains. 

Summary  

Enveritas is looking for exceptional talent to join our team in Uganda. This role will be responsible for coordinating impact projects and on-the-ground data collection in Uganda. We are looking for a self-driven, operationally-minded, detailed-oriented, and analytical individual with more than 4 years of professional experience, including time spent in project and stakeholder management. More specifically, this individual must have experience carrying out detailed operational tasks, coordinating teams to successfully deliver against objectives, synthesizing insights from large datasets, and proactively identifying opportunities for improvement. We are looking for someone who is a doer and a problem solver, has a high degree of ownership towards the quality of his/her work, and has the potential to take on increasing responsibility both on project coordination and data and outcomes analysis.

You will support Impact-related efforts in Uganda, focusing on (1) project rollout and operational coordination, (2) on-the-ground data collection, quality control, and analysis and (3) management of implementing partners and stakeholders. 

The position is full-time. You will be based in Uganda, with travel to rural coffee regions, mostly in Central and Eastern Uganda. You will report to a small team of international and regional staff and have the backing of a global team with deep experience in sustainability, technology, operations, and stakeholder management.

Key Responsibilities 

Operational Oversight and Partner Management

• Oversee the operational execution and day-to-day management of in-country impact interventions (e.g., including coordinating logistics, liaising with local leaders and overseeing interactions with farmers in rural coffee regions)
• Oversee and provide guidance to implementing partner team members 
• Proactively identify opportunities for process improvements and drive continuous optimization
• Monitor project progress, identify and resolve issues, and provide regular status updates to stakeholders, Uganda country leadership and Impact team
• Communicate regularly to Enveritas’ Impact and Operations teams to ensure continuous improvement of solutions and timely delivery of projects
• Help build connections with national and regional stakeholders or implementing partners, including government, exporters, farmers’ organizations, NGOs, and research institutes
• Help coordinate local government compliance for on-the-ground operations
• Support other operational tasks in Uganda as needed

Impact support and data analysis 

• Support the design and roll-out of data collection tools (e.g., surveys) and training programs
• Build knowledge on coffee agronomy in Uganda
• Develop and customize training materials and provide training to implementing partner field staff
• Run analyses on the data collected at the same time as tracking key project indicators (preferred experience with Excel) 
• Monitor the quality of data collected daily, synthesize insights and report results to the Impact team
• Develop presentations for key in-country stakeholders

Required qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Economics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Agriculture or related fields
• 4+ years of experience including in project management and stakeholder management, preferably with some rural / agricultural focus 
• Willingness to travel and work in rural areas and willingness to work outside of normal hours during more intense periods 
• Strong analytical skills and experience with quantitative data analysis to drive decision-making
• Familiarity with data analytics tools and/or demonstrated ability to learn quickly (e.g. Excel, Looker, other business intelligence software) 
• Excellent verbal and written proficiency in English and one local language
• Proactive and able to take ownership to drive forward work with limited oversight
• Passion for sustainable economic rural development 
• Positive attitude and integrity

Preferred qualifications:

• Knowledge of agriculture and/or sustainable farming practices
• Experience with primary data collection (survey design, processing of survey data)
• Experience with monitoring and evaluation of agricultural development projects 

How to Apply

Please apply via our Greenhouse job posting. Feel free to contact us at jobs@enveritas.org should you have any questions about the position or the interview process. Questions about this opportunity or process will not reflect negatively on your application.

We care deeply about diversity. Our work is complex and nuanced, so the more diversity we have in the voices working on our problems, the larger of an impact our work can have for the world. Enveritas is an Equal Opportunity Employer ​encouraging an inclusive and diverse workforce. We embrace and celebrate the unique experiences, perspectives, and cultural backgrounds that each individual brings to the workplace. We are dedicated to hiring employees who reflect the communities we serve and strongly encourage qualified candidates from all backgrounds to apply.​

A few notes about our communications: We are not able to reply to messages sent to staff outside of either our application process or our jobs email address, as this is unfair to other candidates. Also, Enveritas has been made aware of fake job postings by individuals pretending to hire persons seeking employment. These individuals are looking to collect personal information about you for fraudulent purposes. All legitimate Enveritas job openings are posted under https://enveritas.org/jobs/ and all recruiting emails from Enveritas team members will come from @enveritas.org.

Smallholder farmers grow most of the world’s coffee and cocoa, yet they remain largely invisible to the supply chains they support and rarely share in the value they create. Enveritas exists to change that.

Enveritas measures and assesses sustainability of production on farms, and builds solutions and interventions to make smallholder agriculture more sustainable and improve farmer livelihoods. Working across more than 20 countries, we combine machine learning, remote sensing, and rigorous fieldwork to understand supply chain sustainability and farmer livelihoods, and use that knowledge to design and run interventions that move the needle. We are remote-first, with hubs in Uganda, New York, and beyond, and a dedicated team drawn from leading consultancies, tech companies, commodity traders, development organizations, and data science.

This is demanding, hands-on, meaningful work — we're looking for someone who gets energy from solving hard problems, getting things done, and delivering measurable impact on the ground.

The role

As a Manager (or Associate, depending on experience) you will lead the identification, design, and delivery of interventions that improve outcomes for smallholder farmers and their communities. You will also manage and develop a small team of analysts. In practice, that means:

• Identifying and evaluating opportunities to fund and/or build in the agricultural sector — assessing ROI, risk, and feasibility of candidate interventions across precision agriculture, sustainable livelihoods, carbon sequestration, microfinance, and related areas
• Designing programs from start to finish: implementation planning, partner negotiation, pilot design, and coordinating across internal and external stakeholders
• Tracking results, evaluating impact, and iterating
• Managing and developing junior members of the team, remotely and across cultures
• Building and maintaining relationships with external partners and stakeholders in the private sector and government, to enable the growth and smooth delivery of work
• Spending time at origin, in smallholder communities across Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, or Asia — to stay close to the work and the people it is designed to serve

What we’re looking for

We’ve hired people from McKinsey, from tech, from trading floors — what they share is intellectual rigor, operational drive, speed of execution and a genuine reason for being in this sector.

You likely have 6-12 years of experience, including:

• At least 3 years in strategy consulting or finance/PE, including some at Project Leader or Engagement Manager level — or equivalent experience in high-intensity environments that combine design, finance, and client management
• 2+ additional years of experience in industry, ideally in tech firms, VC-backed start-ups, or impact investing — or bringing relevant content expertise such as agritech, agriscience, climate tech, or carbon sequestration
• A university degree in science or engineering (preferred)
• Strong quantitative and analytical skills; familiarity with large datasets; knowledge of basic statistics and the scientific method; comfort with R, Python, or similar tools (including the ability to use AI tools to code and analyze/automate). A background in scientific research is an advantage
• Proven ability to manage client and stakeholder relationships, and to communicate complex problems clearly and succinctly — whether in a results deck, a client meeting, or a conversation in the field with the community
• Experience managing a team, including remotely and across cultures, to deliver on ambitious objectives

And equally:

• A ruthlessly positive attitude — the kind that lets you aim high, absorb setbacks, and keep moving when things don’t go to plan
• Motivated by the mission, making the deliberate choice to pursue it
• Genuine appetite for fieldwork and the adaptability it demands

The role is primarily remote, with travel to origin required — particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa or Latin America, in coffee and cocoa producing countries. Home base can be discussed.

Compensation is competitive for the sustainability sector. We are a multicultural organization, we look to hire employees who reflect the communities we serve and we strongly encourage qualified candidates from all backgrounds to apply.​ We embrace and celebrate the unique experiences, perspectives, and cultural backgrounds that each individual brings. We work hard, focus on results, but always with enthusiasm and a positive attitude.

Please apply here with your resume and supporting evidence demonstrating your fit to the requirements of the role and company (e.g. short cover letter, responses to application questions). 

Feel free to contact us at jobs@enveritas.org should you have any questions about the position, the interview process, or if you require any adjustments to ensure a fair and equitable application process. Questions about this opportunity or process will not reflect negatively on your application.

A few notes about our communications: We are not able to reply to messages sent to staff outside of either our application process or our jobs email address, as this is unfair to other candidates. Also, Enveritas has been made aware of fake job postings by individuals pretending to hire persons seeking employment. These individuals are looking to collect personal information about you for fraudulent purposes. All legitimate Enveritas job openings are posted on our Greenhouse board at https://boards.greenhouse.io/enveritas. All recruiting emails from Enveritas team members will come through Greenhouse or from @enveritas.org. If you have any concerns about employment opportunities or contact from someone supposedly representing Enveritas, please reach out to us at jobs@enveritas.org

Enveritas builds solutions to improve the measurement of sustainability in agricultural supply chains and include smallholder farmers in responsibly sourced agricultural products, in particular coffee and cocoa. A key component of this requires developing and financing projects that directly improve sustainability of production and benefit the livelihoods of smallholder farmers.

We are a dynamic non-profit organization working across 34 coffee and cocoa growing countries around the world, with a remote-first environment. We bring together technology and machine learning with rigorous field processes to collect and process data on supply chain sustainability and environmental impact. This is made possible by a hardworking and diverse team dedicated to delivering impact to smallholder farmers and developing more sustainable cocoa and coffee supply chains.

Summary  

Enveritas, working with its implementation partner in Indonesia, is seeking an experienced and motivated Indonesia Cocoa Agronomist to support our growing sustainability work in Indonesia. This role will provide technical cocoa agronomy expertise to strengthen field interventions, improve the quality of agronomy-related data collection, and generate insights to support reporting, verification, and outcomes.

We are looking for a self-driven individual with strong knowledge of cocoa Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), experience working with smallholder farmers, and the ability to collaborate closely with implementing partners and stakeholders across the cocoa sector.

The position is part-time, with an expected commitment of 10 - 20 hours per week throughout the 6-month contract term. You will be based in Indonesia with frequent travel to rural cocoa-growing areas, particularly Sulawesi. You will work with a small team of regional and international staff and have the backing of Enveritas’ global expertise in sustainability and operations delivery.

Key Responsibilities 

Agronomy Technical Support

• Provide technical advice on cocoa agronomy and Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) for smallholder farmers in Indonesia
• Design and develop agronomy-focused interventions, e.g. improving yield, pest and disease management, and rehabilitation practices
• Run selected farmer trainings
• Train agents on how to provide and run farmer training

Questionnaire and Tool Development

• Develop and refine agronomy-related questionnaires and field monitoring tools
• Ensure survey accurately captures farmer practices, constraints, and sustainability indicators, especially in the context of cocoa

Monitoring, Verification, and Reporting

• Conduct field-based monitoring to assess adoption of agronomic practices and implementation quality
• Support verification and agronomy assessments through field visits and data review
• Analyze agronomy-related data, track key project indicators, and contribute insights to internal and external reports (experience with Excel preferred)
• Monitor the quality of data collected daily, synthesize insights and report results to the regional team
• Support presentations for key in-country stakeholders

Partner and Stakeholder Engagement

• Support coordination with implementing partners, extension services, farmer organizations, NGOs, and other key cocoa stakeholders in Indonesia
• Contribute to mapping and strengthening agronomy-related stakeholder networks in Indonesia

Required qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Agronomy, Agriculture, Crop Science, or a related field
• 4+ years of professional experience in cocoa agronomy, farmer training, or agricultural development programs
• Strong knowledge of cocoa GAP and smallholder farming systems in Indonesia (Sulawesi experience preferred)
• Experience supporting agronomy monitoring, data collection, and/or questionnaire development
• Ability to synthesize field findings into clear recommendations and reporting inputs
• Strong communication skills in Bahasa Indonesia and working proficiency in English
• Willingness to travel regularly to rural cocoa-growing regions and work closely with field teams
• Proactive, self-driven, and motivated to support sustainable rural development

Preferred qualifications:

• Experience with sustainability standards or certification-linked cocoa programs
• Familiarity with climate-smart or regenerative cocoa approaches
• Experience working with NGOs, research institutes, or multi-stakeholder cocoa initiatives in Indonesia

How to Apply

Please apply via our Greenhouse job posting. Feel free to contact us at jobs@enveritas.org should you have any questions about the position or the interview process. Questions about this opportunity or process will not reflect negatively on your application.

We care deeply about diversity. Our work is complex and nuanced, so the more diversity we have in the voices working on our problems, the larger of an impact our work can have for the world. Enveritas is an Equal Opportunity Employer ​encouraging an inclusive and diverse workforce. We embrace and celebrate the unique experiences, perspectives, and cultural backgrounds that each individual brings to the workplace. We are dedicated to hiring employees who reflect the communities we serve and strongly encourage qualified candidates from all backgrounds to apply.​

A few notes about our communications: We are not able to reply to messages sent to staff outside of either our application process or our jobs email address, as this is unfair to other candidates. Also, Enveritas has been made aware of fake job postings by individuals pretending to hire persons seeking employment. These individuals are looking to collect personal information about you for fraudulent purposes. All legitimate Enveritas job openings are posted under https://enveritas.org/jobs/ and all recruiting emails from Enveritas team members will come from @enveritas.org.

Senior Analyst – Impact

Smallholder farmers grow most of the world’s coffee and cocoa, yet they remain largely invisible to the supply chains they support and rarely share in the value they create. Enveritas exists to change that.

Enveritas measures and assesses sustainability of production on farms, and builds solutions and interventions to make smallholder agriculture more sustainable and improve farmer livelihoods. Working across more than 20 countries, we combine machine learning, remote sensing, and rigorous fieldwork to understand supply chain sustainability and farmer livelihoods, and use that knowledge to design and run interventions that move the needle. We are remote-first, with hubs in Uganda, New York, and beyond, and a dedicated team drawn from leading consultancies, tech companies, commodity traders, development organizations, and data science.

This is demanding, meaningful work — we’re looking for someone who gets energy from solving hard problems, working towards bold objectives and delivering measurable impact on the ground.

The role

As a Senior Analyst, you will identify, design, and drive interventions that improve outcomes for smallholder farmers and their communities. In practice, that means:

• Researching, analyzing, and quantifying the potential of solutions to sustainability challenges — with rigor, accountability, and a view to practical testing
• Assessing and developing candidate interventions and ideas across precision agriculture, sustainable livelihoods, carbon sequestration, microfinance, and related areas
• Leading the design, launch, and management of programs — piloting, partnering, monitoring, evaluating, and scaling what works
• Spending substantial time at origin, in smallholder communities across Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, or Asia — to stay close to the work and the people it is designed to serve.
• Collaborating across the organization and with external partners and stakeholders to build the credibility and relationships that make change possible

Location

The role is primarily remote, but we expect significant presence at origin, particularly in Latin America,  East-Africa (or potentially SE Asia), in coffee/cocoa producing countries. Homebase at or near origin is preferred but can be discussed.   

What we’re looking for

We’ve hired people from McKinsey, from tech, from trading floors — what they share is intellectual rigor, operational drive, speed of execution and a genuine reason for being in this sector.

You likely have 2-6 years of experience, including:

• At least 2 years in a high-intensity environment: strategy consulting, finance/PE, a VC-backed start-up, or similar — where you’ve worked hard, been held to a high standard, and delivered results under pressure
• A university degree in science or engineering (preferred), and ideally 1–3 additional years of experience in a domain relevant to the role
• Strong quantitative and analytical skills; familiarity with large datasets; some knowledge of basic statistics and the scientific method; comfort with R, Python (including, increasingly, the ability to use AI tools to code and automate analyses). A background in quantitative scientific research is an advantage
• The ability to structure complex problems and communicate them clearly and succinctly — whether in a results deck, a partner meeting, or a conversation in the field

And equally:

• A ruthlessly positive attitude — the kind that lets you aim high, absorb setbacks, and keep moving when things don’t go to plan
• Motivated by the mission, making the deliberate choice to pursue it
• Genuine appetite for fieldwork and the adaptability it demands

Compensation is competitive for the sustainability sector. We are a multicultural organization, we look to hire employees who reflect the communities we serve and we strongly encourage qualified candidates from all backgrounds to apply.​ We embrace and celebrate the unique experiences, perspectives, and cultural backgrounds that each individual brings.

Please apply here with your resume and supporting evidence demonstrating your fit to the requirements of the role and company (e.g. short cover letter, responses to application questions). 

Feel free to contact us at jobs@enveritas.org should you have any questions about the position, the interview process, or if you require any adjustments to ensure a fair and equitable application process. Questions about this opportunity or process will not reflect negatively on your application.

A few notes about our communications: We are not able to reply to messages sent to staff outside of either our application process or our jobs email address, as this is unfair to other candidates. Also, Enveritas has been made aware of fake job postings by individuals pretending to hire persons seeking employment. These individuals are looking to collect personal information about you for fraudulent purposes. All legitimate Enveritas job openings are posted on our Greenhouse board at https://boards.greenhouse.io/enveritas. All recruiting emails from Enveritas team members will come through Greenhouse or from @enveritas.org. If you have any concerns about employment opportunities or contact from someone supposedly representing Enveritas, please reach out to us at jobs@enveritas.org