UNIDIR seeks a dynamic Security and Technology Programme Lead with a proven track record in policy-relevant research and analysis, project management, team leadership and resource mobilization to develop the Institute’s new Security and Technology Programme.

UNIDIR is seeking a mid-level Researcher to coordinate and implement the Institute’s new project on “Strengthening compliance and enforcement in WMD regimes.” An ideal candidate for this position possesses an advanced university degree. They have at least 7 years of professional experience in issues related to international security, disarmament and arms control, and a proven track record of  producing written outputs and publications.

We are looking for at least one and up to two full time equivalent researchers. Part time or job share applications will be considered.

Application deadline: 10am Monday 7th January 2019.

The EUISS seeks to hire an Associate Analyst who will report to the Director and join a highly qualified and motivated team engaged in providing relevant expertise to both EU/national officials – through publications, seminars and other activities.

The Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy at the University of Hamburg (IFSH) is seeking to fill up to 8 positions as senior researcher/researcher within its research and consulting project Arms Control, Disarmament and Risk Technologies. The project is conducted with financial support from the German Federal Foreign Office. The positions, to be filled as soon as possible, are remunerated in accordance with pay category 13 or 14 (65-100 %) of the public sector pay agreement of the City of Hamburg (TV-AVH) and limited to 1.5-4 years. Subject to the availability of funds, the duration and scope of each of the positions depend on the qualifications required and the characteristics of the individual roles. Applications due by 17 December.

UNIDIR is hiring a cyber-policy researcher within our Security and Technology Programme.

The Researcher will coordinate and implement the Institute’s cyber portfolio and its activities related to the international security dimensions of cyber security. S/he will produce original research and analysis, and author papers, briefs and studies. In addition, the s/he will support the organization of multi-stakeholder dialogues in the form of workshops and symposia.

An ideal candidate for this position would possess an advanced university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent), have at least seven years of working experience in the field of disarmament and arms control, in particular on cyber issues, and have a proven track record of producing written outputs and publications. The Job Opening is available here :  http://unidir.ch/about/vacancies . Applications due by 2 December.

The Flemish Peace Institute is seeking two researchers (m/f/x) for a European research project (fixed-term contracts).

An ideal candidate for this position would possess an advance university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent), have 7 years of working experience in the field of disarmament and arms control or international security, preferably in the area of conventional arms control at international and/or regional organizations, and have a proven and successful track record of managing projects. The ideal candidate would also have a proven track record of producing publications and possess oral and written fluency in English and French.

The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) is seeking volunteer undergraduate interns to work on a part-time basis to support the activities of its Americas office in Washington DC, for Spring 2019.