Job Title:
Strategic Intelligence Analyst (International Relations, Geopolitics, and Global Economics)
Employment Type: Part-time, RemoteFocus Regions: North America(employee expected)
Trial Period: 2-3 reports(about one month, paid per quality)
Pay Range: $3,000 to $8,000 (Depending on experience and qualifications)
About the Role:
We are hiring for one of our clients, a global risk and strategy consulting firm that provides comprehensive insights into political, regional, and economic risks. The firm supports individuals, corporations, and government agencies in navigating complex international challenges. The International Strategy Analyst will monitor, research, and interpret global developments, evaluate political and economic scenarios, and provide forecasts and risk assessments to help clients make informed strategic decisions.
Responsibilities: -Conduct an in-depth analysis of strategic risks, including:
- Geopolitical instability
- Macroeconomic and regulatory trends
- Emerging technologies and digital threats
Identify, monitor, and assess developments with potential impact on the business and the broader tech sector.-Provide briefings, primarily during high-impact events or key assessments. Translate complex global developments into succinct, relevant business insights for internal stakeholders.
Requirements & Qualifications:
Masters Degree in Geopolitics, International Security, International Relations Minimum 2 years of experience as an Strategic Intelligence Analyst or in a similar role within the professional organization, government, think tanks and other relevant agencies. Experience applying intelligence to business risk, including market entry, regulatory exposure, or supply chain continuity. Strong knowledge of international relations, geopolitics, and global economics. Excellent analytical and forecasting abilities. Ability to interpret complex information and produce comprehensive reports effectively.
How to Apply:
Please submit your resume along with a brief note highlighting your software engineering expertise, primary programming languages and technologies, areas of technical specialization, and relevant experience designing, developing, or scaling production software systems.
