Junior Policy Analyst

• Support the preparation of documentation and communication materials related to the project
• Coordinate and draft briefs, remarks and updates on the project as requested
• Support the preparation of policy documentation for the IFCMA workstreams
• Help ensure consistency and coherence across teams’ inputs
• Keep abreast of relevant current affairs, developments and OECD and international dialogue relating to climate change mitigation policy
• Maintain an awareness of on-going research and policy developments
• Participate in, and contribute to, special assignments and specific initiatives relating to the project
• Support coordination and advancement of the IFCMA project
• Support IFCMA Steering Group, Plenary and internal IFCMA team meetings
• Assist in ensuring effective coordination across OECD Directorates contributing to IFCMA
• Keep track of and manage member input, country positions, relevant third-party work and developments, and progress of the project
• Liaise with the Directors’ Offices, and relevant teams in ECO, ENV and CTP, as well as the Office of the Secretary General, the Legal directorate and the Council and Executive Committee Secretariat and others
• Help provide updates to the Secretary-General, Deputy Secretary-General, IFCMA coordination team and other senior personnel
• Support in supervising, co-ordinating and guiding multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary staff engaged in analysis
• Assist in the preparation, coordination, development and execution of events related to the project
• Promote a shared understanding of the IFCMA work internally and externally
• Support the IFCMA coordination team in strengthening collaboration among key OECD Committees and Directorates
• Actively and continuously support the engagement of countries at the IFCMA

• An advanced university degree in a relevant discipline such as economics, law, public policy, international relations, environmental policy, tax, finance or a related field
• At least two years of relevant experience in a national, regional or international organisation, agency or administration, research institution, university, other relevant organisation, or the private sector
• Experience in supporting project management and organising teamwork to encourage co-operation and successful delivery of project outputs to tight timeframes
• Proven ability to communicate well and draft high quality, timely, relevant and accurate documents for a diversity of audiences
• A good understanding of the challenges that governments are facing in relation to fiscal, economic and environmental policy, and in particular the role of policies in strategies to achieve net zero carbon emission objectives
• Proven skills in establishing and developing professional contacts and to interact with national delegations, government officials, other international organisations and stakeholders
• Experience with the organisation of large events, workshops and conferences with a diverse range of participants
• Excellent written and oral communication skills, able to tailor to the relevant audience, as well as strong analytical abilities
• Knowledge of economics, law, politics, environmental policy, tax, international affairs and an interest in international affairs would be an asset
• Team player, able to work quickly under pressure and contribute to the forward-looking efforts of ECO, ENV and CTP and be cogniscant of sensitivities and relationships
• Fluency in one of the two OECD official languages (English and French) and knowledge of the other, with a commitment to reach a good working level
• OECD staff are expected to demonstrate behaviours aligned to six core competencies which will be assessed as part of this hiring process: Vision and Strategy (Level 1)
• Enable People (Level 1)
• Ethics and Integrity (Level 1)
• Collaboration and Horizontality (Level 2)
• Achieve Results (Level 1)
• Innovate and Embrace Change (Level 2)

Knowledge of economics, law, politics, environmental policy, tax, international affairs and an interest in international affairs would be an asset

allowances based on eligibility, exempt of French income tax