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World Wide Web Foundation Vacancy: Jakarta Lab Research And Innovation Manager

From time to time, the Web Foundation looks for exceptional people to join us in advancing the fight to make the open and free Web a right for all. We are a small but fast growing global team that offers the option to be based in London, Cape Town or Washington DC (although some positions require being based in a specific office). We aim ridiculously high and demand too much of ourselves, but we also have a lot of fun in the process – and we never get bored.

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POSITION: JAKARTA LAB RESEARCH AND INNOVATION MANAGER

BASED: JAKARTA

CLOSING DATE: 1 April 2015

As the Jakarta Lab Research and Innovation Manager, you will be chiefly responsible for developing and managing the Jakarta Lab’s research and innovation projects. In this context, research activities refer to thematic research in the use and impact of open data in developing and emerging countries in the Asia Pacific region. Research activities also include documenting and/or identifying workable models, replicable trainings, and scalable open data projects that would help optimize open data benefits in the social, economic, and political spheres. In innovation, the Jakarta Lab is interested in implementing or supporting specific projects that increase or hasten access, analysis, understanding, interpretation, and dissemination of data to tackle specific social, economic and political challenges. Your job is to contribute towards building tools, knowledge products, process maps, and services that would increase the potential of open data to generate wider social impact.

For full details, please download the job description.