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Field Operations Coordinator

Md. Shojib Ahmed

Shojib Ahmed is a highly experienced Field Supervisor, Field Data Collection Officer, and Enumerator with more than a decade of combined expertise in field research operations and event management. He has extensive hands-on experience in large-scale quantitative and qualitative data collection, field team supervision, survey implementation, respondent coordination, and quality assurance for development and research projects across Bangladesh. He has worked with leading national and international research organizations including ARCED Foundation, Development Research Initiative (dRi), FREPD, Maxwel Stamp Ltd., BLF, and multiple consultancy firms, contributing to studies in labour markets, public health, education, infrastructure, environmental issues, and social protection programs. Alongside research, he also brings strong professional experience in event planning and execution, having managed corporate and cultural events in both supervisory and operational roles. In field operations, Shojib has demonstrated strong leadership in supervising enumerator teams, managing logistics, ensuring data integrity, and maintaining ethical research standards. He is highly skilled in digital data collection platforms such as KoboToolbox, SurveyCTO, and mobile-based survey systems, and has worked across diverse geographic and institutional settings throughout Bangladesh.

Professional Skills

Survey Supervision & Coordination 95%
Digital Data Collection 90%
Team Leadership & Field Training 85%
Quantitative & Qualitative Survey 90%

Experience & Activities

Shojib Ahmed has extensive experience leading and contributing to national-level and multi-sectoral research projects. At Maxwel Stamp Ltd., he served as a Field Supervisor for the “Updating the Revised Strategic Transport Plan for Dhaka (URSTP),” where he successfully managed 16 field teams consisting of 160 enumerators, developed field plans, supervised daily operations, and ensured timely delivery of high-quality datasets. At ARCED Foundation, he has worked across multiple impactful studies, including air pollution and worker productivity, old age allowance targeting, skills development, brick kiln health impacts, and socio-economic assessments. His responsibilities consistently included household surveys, stakeholder coordination, field monitoring, and ensuring ethical compliance in data collection. He has also contributed as a Field Supervisor for Development Research Initiative (dRi), where he managed field teams for studies on job mobility and informality, as well as garment industry work environments across South Asia. Additionally, at FREPD, he contributed to the National Assessment of Secondary Students (NASS), ensuring accurate and standardized data collection across schools.

In health-focused research, Shojib worked with Enmasse Consulting Ltd. and Action for Innovative Resources (AIR), contributing to maternal health, RMNCH service assessments, and facility-level monitoring studies. His experience also includes participation in large-scale evaluations such as CDSP IV impact assessments and UK strategic communication research projects across multiple divisions. Beyond research, Shojib has a strong background in event supervision and planning through roles at Red I Event House and Star Gallery BD, where he has managed event logistics, vendor coordination, budgeting, client communication, and on-site execution of corporate and cultural events.