Research Analyst

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A Carnegie Endowment policy-research program addressing governance challenges and large-scale risks from emerging technologies.

Washington, DC, United States
About Carnegie Technology and International Affairs Program

The program studies and shapes global technology policy across AI, the information environment, cybersecurity, and biotechnology, producing analysis, convening stakeholders, and developing policy ideas for international security and human well-being.

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About the Role

You will work with scholars to support research on AI policy and the economic and social impacts of frontier technology. You will support research on innovative democratic deliberation practices and manage processes for AI and Global Affairs surveys.

Requirements

  • Undergraduate degree in international relations, economics, or a related field and 2 to 3 years of research experience, or a graduate degree and approximately 1 to 2 years of research experience
  • Data and quantitative analysis skills
  • Microsoft Office skills
  • Design software skills such as Canva are helpful
  • Organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
  • Background in technology policy or scholarship on democracy
  • Ability to administer ongoing research processes
  • Submit a resume and cover letter

Responsibilities

  • Support research on AI policy and the economic and social impacts of frontier technology
  • Support research on innovative democratic deliberation practices
  • Manage processes for AI and Global Affairs surveys

Benefits

  • Health insurance