Infotrak Research and Consulting is a full service research company that was founded in 2004 following the vision of the founder to provide the Pan African Market with suitable information solutions required to sustain the ever-growing economies in the continent. Headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, Infotrak also has affiliate offices in Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria and field contacts in more than 12 other countries in Sub Saharan Africa.

• Conduct interviews using digital questionnaires and accurately record responses.
• Engage respondents professionally, explain the survey purpose, and obtain consent.
• Follow survey guidelines strictly and ask questions as designed to avoid bias.
• Ensure data quality by reviewing responses and clarifying any inconsistencies.
• Use and safeguard data collection devices such as tablets or smartphones.
• Maintain confidentiality and handle all information with integrity.
• Submit data regularly and report progress or challenges to supervisors.
• Plan field activities efficiently, including travel to assigned locations.
• Identify and report field issues such as non-response or language barriers.

Qualifications & Experience

• Diploma or degree in animal husbandry.
• Experience in data collection or field surveys.
• Knowledge of livestock practices (e.g., feeding, breeding. disease recognition).
• Ability to use digital data collection tools (smartphones/tablets).
• Good communication skills, especially with rural communities.
• Understanding of local languages and cultural practices

• Conduct interviews using digital questionnaires and accurately record responses.
• Engage respondents professionally, explain the survey purpose, and obtain consent.
• Follow survey guidelines strictly and ask questions as designed to avoid bias.
• Ensure data quality by reviewing responses and clarifying any inconsistencies.
• Use and safeguard data collection devices such as tablets or smartphones.
• Maintain confidentiality and handle all information with integrity.
• Submit data regularly and report progress or challenges to supervisors.
• Plan field activities efficiently, including travel to assigned locations.
• Identify and report field issues such as non-response or language barriers.

• Ability to use digital data collection tools (smartphones/tablets).
• Good communication skills, especially with rural communities.
• Understanding of local languages and cultural practices

• Diploma or degree in animal husbandry.
• Experience in data collection or field surveys.
• Knowledge of livestock practices (e.g., feeding, breeding. disease recognition).