The selected candidate will assess the implications of such events on UK interests and help shape the Commission’s strategic responses to these developments.
Key Responsibilities
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Political Analysis & Reporting (30%): Provide regular written updates on key developments including parliamentary sessions, elections, and internal party movements, with an emphasis on their impact on UK-India relations.
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Research Support (10%): Conduct thematic research and data analysis to assist in-depth reports.
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Event & Visit Coordination (20%): Organize political briefings, prepare logistics for diplomatic visits, and secure meetings.
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Stakeholder Engagement (20%): Build and maintain relationships with politicians, young leaders, bureaucrats, and stakeholders relevant to the UK’s interests.
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Briefing Documentation (20%): Prepare and update background notes, profiles, and political briefs to support the team.
Eligibility Criteria
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Strong analytical and interpersonal skills; well-organized and a team player.
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Proficiency in English (written and spoken); ability to produce clear and accurate reports.
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Interest in Indian politics, governance, and public policy.
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2–5 years of relevant experience (government, media, policy, embassies), OR fresh graduates in political science, journalism, or communications with exceptional credentials.
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Confident public speaker with experience working in multicultural environments.
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Familiarity with UK Civil Service Behaviour Framework is preferred.
Salary
₹75,359/month + 12% Provident Fund + 6% Superannuation.
Location
Delhi, India.
Important Dates
How to Apply?
Applicants must follow all the steps below:
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Fill out the online application form
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Complete the sections on experience, professional skills, and civil service behaviours
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Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) while answering
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Avoid use of AI tools to ensure your application isn’t disqualified
Refer to the Success Profiles – Civil Service Behaviours Framework for guidance on expected behaviours and responses.
