New York, NY / Hybrid
$70,000-$120,000 base
Permanent
Overview
A global intelligence and advisory firm is currently looking for a Political Risk Advisory Analyst to join its New York-based team.
The firm’s geopolitical-economic-technological forecasting platform provides business and government leaders foresight and impact analysis on the most market-moving global issues.
As a Political Risk Advisory Analyst, you will conduct in-depth analysis, primary research, engagements with the world’s top experts and leaders, and innovative forecasting on a wide range of geopolitical, macroeconomic, and technological issues. This is a dynamic and exciting position in which you will work with the analyst team to understand clients’ questions and then lead the process to discover the answers.
Key Responsibilities
You will have a unique opportunity to become deeply engaged in major global issues, work directly with leaders of the world’s most influential companies, and build a valuable skill set by undertaking a range of crucial responsibilities, including:
Skills, Knowledge & Experience
This is an early-career position (2-5 years of experience). The firm is prioritizing individuals with expertise in 1) macroeconomics, 2) conflict and kinetic activity, 3) European politics, economics, and security dynamics, and 4) US-China competition.
This role is designed for journalists who have experience covering the issues listed above and are interested in the opportunity to leverage their knowledge, analytical skills, and networks in a private sector context. Ideal candidates will have previous work experience in print journalism at a top publication (The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, etc) and experience with other forms of media as well.
Other ideal candidates may have work experience in policy, consulting, risk analysis, sell-side research, government, or have recently served in a position in the US government focused on trade policy, fiscal policy, monetary policy, industrial policy, and/or energy policy. Candidates are expected to demonstrate a genuine interest in economic issues, foreign affairs, and international business. Candidates must have: