Junior Policy Analyst at the OECD Paris, France (Grade: PAL2)

About the OECD

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) is a global group with 38 member international locations dedicated to selling insurance policies that improve financial and social well-being worldwide. We work alongside governments, policymakers, and residents to determine worldwide requirements and create options for urgent social, financial, and environmental challenges. From fostering innovation to combating tax evasion, the OECD serves as a hub for data-driven insights, expertise sharing, and best-practice suggestions.

About the Directorate for Public Governance (GOV)

The Directorate for Public Governance (GOV) empowers governments to design strategic, evidence-based, and revolutionary insurance policies to fulfill as we speak’s challenges and construct belief in governance. Through comparative evaluation, worldwide requirements, and coverage dialogue, GOV helps reforms that foster transparency, democracy, and efficient public service supply.

GOV/INDIGO Division
The Innovative, Digital and Open Government Division (INDIGO) drives people-centered governance. Collaborating with member international locations, INDIGO focuses on:

• Public sector innovation
• Digital transformation
• Behavioral science
• AI in governance
• Citizen participation

Your Role

As a Junior Policy Analyst, you’ll assist the OECD’s mission by contributing to:

Research and Analysis:

• Drafting nation critiques, experiences, and motion plans.
• Conducting surveys, interviews, and experiments to gather information.
• Analyzing quantitative and qualitative information with revolutionary visualization strategies.

Project Management:

• Coordinating workshops and conferences with stakeholders.
• Supporting the implementation of country-specific tasks.

Outreach and Communication:

• Presenting findings at occasions and seminars.
• Building partnerships with governments, academia, and worldwide specialists.
• Contributing to speeches and briefing supplies for OECD management.

Who You Are

• Education: Degree in economics, social sciences, public administration, regulation, or associated fields.
• Experience: At least 2 years in coverage evaluation, ideally in public sector innovation or worldwide organizations.
• Skills:
  • Proven means to synthesize complicated information into actionable insights.
  • Expertise in clear, policy-relevant writing and communication.
  • Strong challenge coordination and stakeholder administration expertise.

Core Competencies

• Vision and Strategy
• Collaboration and Horizontality
• Ethics and Integrity
• Achieving Results

Languages

• Fluency in English or French is required, with a willingness to be taught the different.

What We Offer

• A dynamic, worldwide work setting.
• Tax-exempt wage and allowances.
• Comprehensive office insurance policies that assist skilled progress.

Important Dates

• Selection Process:
  • Written exams or video interviews in January 2025.
  • Panel interviews in February 2025.

Location: Paris, France
Contract: Full-time | 13-month fixed-term (renewable)
Salary: Starting from 4432.75 EUR/month (tax-exempt in France, plus allowances primarily based on eligibility)

Why Join Us?

At the OECD, we consider in fostering variety, innovation, and effectivity. As an equal alternative employer, we encourage functions from certified candidates of all backgrounds, selling inclusivity throughout all our member international locations.

Application Deadline: Midnight, 1 January 2025 (CEST)

Ready to make an influence? Apply now!

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