Overview

The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) India is seeking an Advisor for Geopolitics & Geo-economics in Asia to provide analytical insights and facilitate policy discussions. This role is based in New Delhi, India, and has an initial duration of 24 months, with a target start date between April and May 2026.

Key Responsibilities

Development and management of projects related to geopolitical and geo-economic themes in Asia and the Pacific.
Conducting in-depth analysis of regional and global trends affecting the Asia-Pacific.
Organizing policy dialogues, conferences, and expert roundtables.
Expanding and maintaining FES networks with policymakers, think tanks, universities, civil society organizations, and experts.
Producing high-quality written materials such as analytical papers, policy briefs, and strategic reports.
Participating in relevant national and international forums.

Requirements

University degree in political science, international relations, economics, or a related discipline.
3–5 years of professional work experience.
Demonstrated expertise in geopolitics and/or geo-economics, ideally with a focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
Strong analytical and writing skills in English.
Experience working with think tanks, academic institutions, international organizations, or foundations.
Ability to manage projects independently.
Experience working in intercultural and international environments.
Knowledge of Asia-Pacific regional dynamics is an asset.
German language skills are not mandatory but are an asset.
A valid work permit for India is required.

Benefits

A strategically relevant role in the geopolitical landscape of Asia.
Opportunities to engage with senior policymakers, diplomats, and leading experts.
Direct involvement in debates about the future global order.
A collaborative and international working environment.
Competitive compensation aligned with FES standards.

Location

New Delhi, India

How to Apply

Submit a motivation letter (maximum two pages), a curriculum vitae, and two writing samples demonstrating analytical or policy-oriented work. For more information, click here.

Deadline

Tuesday, 24 March 2026