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  • Monitoring And Evaluation Specialist

    Dexis is seeking a Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist (MES) to provide monitoring and evaluation (M&E) technical and advisory support for an anticipated project(s) to be awarded by the Departments of State (DOS) and Labor (DOL). This position requires an active Security Clearance. Click the button below to learn more!

  • The Council on Strategic Risks

    This paid, 5-month program brings together early-career professionals to connect, conduct original research on risk reduction, and meet at an on-site experiential trip.

  • Associate Vice President of Policy

    Reporting to the Vice President of Policy and Strategic Partnerships at the Equity Fund, the Associate Vice President (AVP) of Policy will be a key leader on the Policy and Strategic Partnerships Team. This includes thought leadership, cutting-edge analysis, and participation in policy discussions with multiple audiences and stakeholders.

  • Deputy Director, USA Leaders Program

    The Obama Foundation for a candidate with experience in program management, adult education, and facilitation. Understanding of expansiveness and complexity of USA. And the ability to collaborate deeply across the Foundation, pivot quickly, bring a spirit of expansiveness, teamwork, opportunity and optimism.

  • Director, M.A. Program in International Affairs

    The George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure-accruing, faculty position to serve as Director of the school’s M.A. program in International Affairs. We invite applications from individuals who have substantial academic or professional experience in International Affairs. The successful candidate will be appointed as the John O. Rankin Professor of International Affairs (or Associate Professor) or the John O. Rankin Professor of Practice of International Affairs (or Associate Professor), depending on qualifications.

  • Audience Research Analyst

    The Department of State’s Office of Policy, Planning, and Resources is seeking candidates that have approximately 4 years experience designing and delivering original research in foreign countries through surveys, focus groups, and/or in depth interviews. Applicants should also have the ability and interest to distill actionable results to support public diplomacy practitioners in reaching the right audiences with the right messages and programs (including research design, project management, technical support, field research as appropriate, data analysis, and report writing). A BA is required; an MA/MSc or higher is preferred. Experience should reflect training in qualitative or quantitative research methods. Top Secret clearance required. Email your resume to REU@state.gov to apply.

  • Monitoring and Evaluation Analyst (two positions)

    The Department of State’s Office of Policy, Planning, and Resources is seeking candidates that have four years experience designing and conducting mixed-method evaluations in foreign contexts or for government agencies. They should also have a keen interest in delivering technical and professional M&E support to PD practitioners at Embassies around the world. A BA is required; an MA/MSc or higher is preferred. Experience should reflect training in qualitative or quantitative research methods. Secret clearance required. Email your resume to REU@state.gov to apply.

  • Director, Conflict Resolution Program

    The Director's responsibilities include: strategic goals setting (short & long term), planning and orchestrating a research and operations agenda, designing and directing the implementation of complex, cross-programmatic projects, and organizational management/administrative functions; analysis of program goals and objectives by analyzing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and constraints. Read more requirements and eligibility preferences through the link below.

  • Program Manager

    The Leadership Council for Women in National Security (LCWINS) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization based in Washington, DC. Our mission is to advance gender parity in American national security leadership. We harness the strength of a growing network of women from across the political spectrum to support the inclusion of women at the highest levels of U.S. national security and foreign policy leadership in both public and private sectors. The Program Manager (PM) works under the supervision of the LCWINS Executive Director (ED) to provide programmatic and administrative support for the organization’s day to day operations. The PM works independently to provide proactive project and program support on strategic projects, events, communications, and general nonprofit operations.

  • Senior Financial Analyst

    The primary duties of the Senior Financial Analyst at th eNational Endowment for Democracy is to ensure the accuracy and integrity of recorded federal financial grant activity, to provide internal analysis on the status of multi-year awards and produce timely required reporting for the federal government and NED management. These responsibilities are carried out by analyzing detailed federal award transactions, monitoring cash drawdowns, as well as reporting to internal and external stakeholders on the results of these transactions.