Job Description:
Resource competition in the Arctic is a concern for many countries and involves many aspects, such as military security, climate change and environmental protection, sustainable economic development, and international cooperation and governance, which will affect policy decisions of many business groups and governments, and therefore we would like to better understand resource competition in the Arctic and obtain frontline information resources.
1. collect and analyze the latest policies of various countries in the Arctic region, especially the U.S. moves towards the Arctic.
2. to learn about resource development in the Arctic, such as oil and other key minerals.
3. to explore the issue of sovereignty over the continental shelf in the Arctic region, and to examine the corresponding sovereignty disputes, such as the dispute between the United States and Russia over the sovereignty of the continental shelf.
4. study the impact of war on the use of Arctic shipping lanes, and analyze the factors of competition for shipping lanes
5. to pay attention to the military exercises of the Arctic countries, and study and judge the latest security and military cooperation.

Requirements:
Job Requirements
Position descriptions typically include the following:
1. conducting research on political topics such as foreign relations and political ideology.
2. collecting data from a variety of sources, such as government documents and military cooperation news.
3. interpreting research results using statistical analysis tools.
4. predict political, social, and economic trends and assess culture, values, and political ideologies.
5. issue clear reports on research results, analyze resource development and Arctic governance, and great power competition
6. establish contacts and sources of information for use in future research.
Specific requirements and skills may include:
Experience working as a political analyst.
A portfolio of published articles or journalistic work.
Proficiency in the use of statistical analysis software and qualitative research tools.
Excellent English language skills, analytical and critical thinking skills, and writing skills to clearly report research findings.
Real-time knowledge and integrity of the news.
Benefits:
For each project you work on, you can expect compensation ranging from $800 to $3,000, reflecting your deep expertise and the specific requirements of the project.

Expert insights: Your experience in media strategy, content creation and government relations is a treasure trove of knowledge that we are eager to share with you. Your insights will play a vital role in our operations, especially in our international expansion efforts.

Professional Network: Our company means being part of a respected network of industry leaders. This is an unparalleled opportunity to network, collaborate and grow with peers at the forefront of their fields.
Skills:
Analytical Writing, Political Affairs

Expert in the study of Arctic issues