IMPORTANT: This is a project-based researcher role. Our clients are seeking individuals with active or recent experience in government, international organizations, or think tanks in order to most effectively provide research and consultative analysis on geopolitical shifts in policy relating to international trade.

Job Summary:

This is an exciting project based role with significant flexibility and the possibility to scale into a full-time position. This new role is for a multi-national client that engages in heavy trade between the US, China, and APAC region and is needing to expand the scope of their trade, investments, and economics analytics.

The International Trade Analyst will be responsible for conducting trade compliance analysis, utilizing analytical skills to gather and interpret data, monitoring international trade regulations, recording changes to trade processes, and trading activities between China, US, and APAC. The International Trade Analyst will also collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to ensure up to date intelligence to help our client with economic and trade decision making, especially as it relates to their investments, and expansion strategies.

Responsibilities:

Risk Analysis: Assessing economic and political risks that could affect investments and trade.
Opportunity Identification: Identifying potential markets and trade opportunities based on geopolitical shifts.
Policy Analysis: Evaluating the impacts of local, national, and international policies on trade dynamics.
Reporting and Advising: Providing strategic advice to organizations or government bodies based on analyses.

Non-Negotiable Requirements:

· Experience in government bodies like the State Department, international organizations (e.g., United Nations, World Trade Organization), or reputable think tanks that focus on international trade and economic policies. Such experience is vital in understanding the complex dynamics of international markets and geopolitical impacts on trade, investments, and business strategy.

· Preferred but not required: Having an active network in international bodies, government sectors, or global economic forums.

Qualifications

Trade Compliance and International Trade skills
Strong analytical skills
A network of close contacts within government, or government adjacent organizations
Experience in trading and import regulations
Excellent problem-solving abilities
Knowledge of international trade processes and policies between the US and China
Strong attention to detail
Ability to work independently and remotely
Bachelor's degree in International Business, Economics, Diplomacy, International Relations, or related fields.

Performance Incentives:

There are additional financial incentives for high-quality reporting and rare insights. The performance

Job Types: Contract, Temporary

Pay: $80.00 - $200.00 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule

Schedule:

Choose your own hours

Application Question(s):

Briefly describe any experience you may have in government, international organizations, or think tanks.

Experience:

Government: 1 year (Preferred)
Think Tank: 1 year (Preferred)
Democratic Party: 1 year (Preferred)
Republican Party: 1 year (Preferred)
International Organizations: 1 year (Preferred)

Location:

Washington, DC (Preferred)

Work Location: Remote

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