About the role
Location: Remote - Anywhere
Pay: Unpaid volunteer
Working hours: Flexible
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We are seeking a Volunteer Global Monitoring Analyst to help with the growth of a new geopolitcal think tank. The Mathurin Hybrid Initiative is a project designed to provide a platform for young people and underrepresented communities with a voice in world politics. While we are currently unable to offer paid positions, this role is suitable for any undergrad/postgraduate looking to gain more research experience outside of their university courses, with knowledge of the Middle East & South Asia.
Responsibilities
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Political Development Tracking: Stay abreast of political events, trends, risks and developments across the Indo-Pacific. Monitor news sources, official statements, and reputable analysis to identify key political shifts, elections, policy changes, conflicts, and diplomatic activities.
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Research and Analysis: Conduct in-depth research on specific political topics or regions within the Indo-Pacific. Analyze complex political dynamics, socioeconomic factors, and historical contexts to provide nuanced insights and context to the developments being monitored.
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Timely Reporting: Create concise and informative summaries of important political developments in the Indo-Pacific. Craft well-written updates that highlight the significance of events, potential impacts, and implications for the region and beyond.
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Collaboration: Collaborate with MHI Researchers and contributors to exchange insights, share findings, and refine analysis. Participate in discussions and brainstorming sessions to enhance the quality of our content.
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Adaptation to Current Events: Be prepared to shift focus and adjust monitoring priorities based on rapidly evolving situations and emerging crises that may require immediate attention.
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Environment Monitoring: Keep up to dates to weather patterns and environmental situations in the Indo-Pacific.
Qualifications
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No previous work experience required.
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Must be studying International Relations, Political Science, Economics or a related field at least at the undergraduate level or recently graduated. Geography backgrounds also acceptable.
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Knowledge of politics in the Indo-Pacific
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Research and Analytical Skills.
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Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English (Other languages considered a bonus).
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Ability to keep up to date with ongoing international political & environmental developments.