International Market Analysis Researcher

Job Description : Key Responsibilities

Conduct in-depth research on global regulatory shifts, trade agreements, and geopolitical risks impacting industries such as energy, tech, and finance.

Monitor emerging markets (e.g., Asia-Pacific, MENA) to identify policy-driven opportunities and threats for clients.

Analyze macroeconomic indicators, sanctions regimes, and ESG frameworks to forecast market disruptions.

Client-Centric Reporting

Develop concise, data-driven reports and dashboards to guide client decision-making on market entry, risk mitigation, and compliance.

Present findings to senior stakeholders through tailored briefings and scenario modeling workshops.

Cross-Functional Collaboration

Partner with policy advisors and industry specialists to design integrated strategies for public-private partnerships and regulatory advocacy.

Support business development by contributing to proposals and thought leadership (e.g., white papers, webinars).

Requirements : Requirements

Education & Experience

Master’s degree in International Relations, Economics, Political Science, or related field. PhD candidates welcome.

3-5 years of experience in market research, policy analysis, or economic consulting, preferably with exposure to emerging markets.

Technical Skills

Advanced proficiency in data analysis tools (Python / R, Tableau, Bloomberg Terminal) and geopolitical risk platforms (Verisk Maplecroft, EIU).

Soft Skills

Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with fluency in English. Proficiency in a second language (e.g., Arabic, Spanish) highly valued.

Ability to distill technical findings into executive-level insights under tight deadlines.

Collaborative mindset with experience working in multicultural, cross-functional teams.

Mindset

Curiosity-driven with a passion for connecting geopolitical dots.

Adaptable to fast-evolving global landscapes (e.g., post-pandemic recovery, decarbonization policies).

Benefits : Skills :

Business Communications, Communications Writing