Senior Policy Analyst - Development, Peace and Security

• 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 suggestions of topics/issues to be covered, testing of ideas, selection of any prospective contributors, and administration of the report’s reference group
• Lead on the production of guidance, handbooks, 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 and emerging practice from the field
• Engage with a wide range of partners on issues of fragility, conflict and violence
• Develop outreach and promotional materials to effectively disseminate the Team’s work
• Represent the Team’s work in external forums and presentations
• Support the creation and dissemination of social media content
• Carry out other tasks required to enable the Crisis, Conflict and fragility team to deliver on its overall objectives
• Contribute to joint projects and activities of other teams
• Contribute to mobilising additional sources of financing to deliver the work programme

• 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 in national governments, international organisations, think tanks or NGOs, related to conflict, fragility and security
• Field experience in a range of high-fragility contexts, in either a co-ordination or programming role would be a strong asset
• Demonstrated expertise in data management, multidimensional framework review or design, analytics and visualisation
• Experience in managing databases and datasets would be an asset
• Proven ability to organise and summarise complex material clearly for both specialised and non specialised audiences
• Familiarity with economic, social, environmental, security, political and other statistics used in developing country contexts
• Excellent organisational, communication and, especially, drafting skills in English, with the ability to work collaboratively and creatively in a team
• Proficiency in the use of standard Microsoft Office suite
• Familiarity with the OECD’s Creditor Reporting System (CRS) data and other ODA datasets is recommended
• Proficiency in the use of “R” statistical software and Python or a similar tool, including in the use of dashboards (e.g., R Shiny) would be an asset
• 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

• Field experience in a range of high-fragility contexts, in either a co-ordination or programming role
• Experience in managing databases and datasets
• Proficiency in the use of “R” statistical software and Python or a similar tool, including in the use of dashboards (e.g., R Shiny)

Allowances based on eligibility, exempt of French income tax