Senior Policy Analyst - Development, Peace and Security

Core responsibilities:

• Intellectually guide the evolution of the OECD fragility framework, including the measure of fragility and its usability for development, peace and stability purposes
• Lead the States of Fragility report series, including managing the production process, drafting, and overseeing content quality
• Lead on the production of guidance, handbooks, and intellectual work pertaining to development, peace and security areas
• Ensure the OECD's and INCAF's knowledge base on fragility, conflict and violence remains cutting-edge and informed by new research

This role accelerates the implementation of the 2030 Agenda in developing countries and improves financing of Sustainable Development Goals by providing cutting-edge analysis and guidance on fragility, conflict and violence to shape global policy discussions.

Required qualifications:

• An advanced university degree in economics, development economics, political science, international relations, statistics or other relevant discipline
• At least five years of professional experience working on development co-operation related to conflict, fragility and security
• Demonstrated expertise in data management, multidimensional framework review or design, analytics and visualization
• Proficiency in the use of "R" statistical software and Python or similar tools, including dashboards (e.g., R Shiny) would be an asset

Monthly salary starts at 9,610 EUR, plus allowances based on eligibility, exempt of French income tax. Open-ended appointment with no foreseen end date.