Multilateral Policy & Public Affairs Analyst

CPMG; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 85,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) match

Paid time off

Professional development

Job summary

CPMG is seeking a Program Analyst to support the Mission in Washington, providing programming, research, writing, public diplomacy, public affairs, and coordination across priorities.

You will monitor OAS developments, track Council activities, prepare briefing materials and speeches, and support U.S. participation in meetings. The role requires strong English, analytical skills, and ability to work in a multicultural, virtual team.

Qualifications

• Strong written and verbal English communication for drafting and briefing.
• Ability to analyze policy issues and present concise narratives.
• Experience with federal agencies or international policy preferred.

Responsibilities

• Monitor and report on OAS developments relevant to U.S. interests.
• Track activities of OAS bodies and prepare summaries for Mission staff.
• Conduct research and prepare briefing materials, talking points, and papers.
• Support participation in OAS meetings and General Assembly prep.
• Monitor mandates and provide reporting products as needed.
• Support public diplomacy and outreach with public-facing materials.
• Prepare speeches, remarks, briefs, and event materials.
• Coordinate with U.S. Embassies and State Department on requests.
• Maintain databases, calendars, and contact lists for Mission needs.
• Provide surge support during peak Mission activity periods.

Skills

English communication

Analytical thinking

Attention to detail

Interpersonal skills

multitasking

Independent work

Policy research

Diplomatic processes

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in IR/PS/Econ

Two years college + relevant experience

Graduate degree acceptable

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

CPMG is seeking a Program Analyst to support the Mission in Washington, providing programming, research, writing, public diplomacy, public affairs, and coordination across priorities.

You will monitor OAS developments, track Council activities, prepare briefing materials and speeches, and support U.S. participation in meetings. The role requires strong English, analytical skills, and ability to work in a multicultural, virtual team.