Policy Analyst

U.S. Bankruptcy Court - District of CT; United States; Remote; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court - District of CT seeks a motivated Part-Time Policy Analyst for its Foreign Affairs Team. Ideal candidates will analyze geopolitical developments and contribute to impactful research and reporting, leveraging their understanding of governmental processes. This role offers flexible remote work options and a competitive hourly rate.

Benefits

Remote work options

Flexible scheduling

Competitive hourly rate

Qualifications

• 2+ years professional experience in government roles preferred.
• Experience in think tanks or international organizations is a plus.
• Deep understanding of governmental processes and policy formulation.

Responsibilities

• Conduct in-depth research on foreign policy trends and global governance.
• Analyze and interpret diplomatic communications and policy documents.
• Collaborate with stakeholders to validate analyses and perspectives.

Skills

Research

Analytical Thinking

Geopolitical Awareness

Education

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in International Relations, Political Science, Public Policy, Economics

Job description

The Reporter is a mission-driven nonprofit organization dedicated to delivering insightful investigations and incisive commentary on global affairs. We strive to inform public discourse and empower citizens through rigorous analysis of policies, conflicts, and international relations. We are seeking a motivated and analytical Part-Time Policy Analyst to join our Foreign Affairs Team. This role focuses on dissecting geopolitical developments and policy decisions, leveraging firsthand knowledge of governmental processes to enhance the depth and credibility of our reporting.

Key Responsibilities:

Policy Analysis & Research: Conduct in-depth research on foreign policy trends, international conflicts, trade agreements, and global governance issues.

Report Writing:Analyze and interpret diplomatic communications, official statements, and policy documents to identify implications for global stakeholders.

Data Synthesis: Analyze quantitative and qualitative data from government reports, academic journals, and field sources to uncover patterns and insights.

Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with current and former government officials, NGOs, and experts to validate analyses and incorporate diverse perspectives.

Requirements:

Education: A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in International Relations, Political Science, Public Policy, Economics, or a related field.

Experience: 2+ years of professional experience in government roles (e.g., legislative staff, policy advisor, diplomatic service, or agency analyst). Additional experience in think tanks or international organizations is preferred.

Skills: Deep understanding of governmental processes, policy formulation, and diplomatic protocols; exceptional research and critical thinking abilities; passion for global affairs and nuanced geopolitical awareness.

Compensation & Benefits:

Salary: Competitive hourly rate ($60–$120/hour) commensurate with government or policy experience.

Flexibility: Remote work options and adaptable scheduling.

Impact: Contribute to high-visibility projects that shape public understanding of global issues.

How to Apply:
Submit the following to [e-mail] with the subject line “Policy Analyst Application – [Your Name]”:

1. Resume/CV: Highlighting relevant government or policy experience.

2. Cover Letter: Explaining how your background aligns with our mission.

3. Writing Sample: Demonstrating relevant skills.

The Reporter is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. Together, we turn policy into public knowledge.

Policy Analysis & Research: Conduct in-depth research on foreign policy trends, international conflicts, trade agreements, and global governance issues.

Report Writing: Analyze and interpret diplomatic communications, official statements, and policy documents to identify implications for global stakeholders.

Data Synthesis: Analyze quantitative and qualitative data from government reports, academic journals, and field sources to uncover patterns and insights.

Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate with current and former government officials, NGOs, and experts to validate analyses and incorporate diverse perspectives.