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🛒 تسوق الآنDevelopment Intelligence Lab Seeks Analyst Focused on Libya's Economic Transformation
Development Intelligence Lab Seeks Analyst Focused on Libya's Economic Transformation
A Unique Opportunity for Libya-Focused Development Professionals
The Development Intelligence Lab, an Indo-Pacific think tank specializing in development cooperation, is hiring an Analyst / Project Officer with direct relevance to Libya's economic future. Based in Canberra with remote work options, the position offers $75,000 to $95,000 plus superannuation for a full-time role, with both full-time and part-time arrangements available. The initial one-year contract is renewable, and the Lab wants someone to start immediately.
What makes this role significant for Libyan professionals is its explicit focus on economic transformation in fragile states — with Libya named as a current priority. The successful candidate will engage directly with counterparts in Libya country offices and must be available for time zone overlap with North Africa, where Libya operates on UTC+2.
Role Responsibilities: Research, Analysis, and Client Engagement
The Analyst / Project Officer will report to the Lab's Director of Analysis and work across four key areas:
- Analysis and Research — Investigate economic conditions and development dynamics in fragile states, with a current focus on Libya. Build AI-assisted workflows combining multiple data sources to support decision-makers working under uncertainty.
- Project and Client Support — Manage project delivery including scheduling, coordination, and progress tracking. Engage directly with Libya counterparts, preparing workshops, presentations, and meeting notes.
- Communications and Engagement — Write for the Lab's public analytical products, including the Intel blog, and represent the Lab at meetings and events.
- Sustainability and Learning — Contribute to internal knowledge sharing, reflective learning, process improvement, and selected business development activities.
Essential Qualifications and Desirable Skills
Candidates need an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in economics, development studies, international relations, political science, or a related field, plus 2–5 years of experience in research, analysis, or policy work within a think tank, government, consultancy, or international organization.
Strong written communication skills are essential, including the ability to translate complex analysis into accessible products. Candidates must demonstrate understanding of development challenges in fragile or conflict-affected states, including political economy dynamics, and show they can manage competing priorities and deliver to deadlines.
Desirable qualities include knowledge of economic policy or development economics in fragile contexts, familiarity with UN agencies or multilateral development organizations, and experience with large development programmes in complex environments.
About the Lab: Mission, Values, and Work Culture
The Lab's vision is an Indo-Pacific where modern development cooperation is informed by inspired leadership, innovative ideas, and robust debate. It curates and elevates regional insights, delivering them to decision-makers working on peace, development, and security. Its five core values are Integrity, Clarity, Ambition, Insight, and Collaboration.
The workplace offers a family-friendly environment, flexible work arrangements, five additional annual leave days beyond statutory requirements, a Christmas shutdown period, and wellbeing allowances. Professional development support helps staff realize their career ambitions.
Why This Matters for Libyan Job Seekers
Libya's economic transformation remains one of the most complex development challenges in North Africa. With the country's financial sector showing signs of recovery — including the Central Bank's recent three-pronged strategy to address the liquidity crisis — the need for skilled analysts who understand Libya's political economy has never been greater. This role offers a rare opportunity for professionals with Libya experience to contribute to high-level policy analysis that directly affects development programming in the country.
The position also reflects a growing trend among international think tanks to invest in AI-assisted analytical workflows, combining traditional research with new data tools. For Libyan professionals looking to build careers at the intersection of technology, policy, and development, this role represents a compelling entry point into the international development sector.
How to Apply
The position is listed on Ethical Jobs Australia and the Development Intelligence Lab's careers page. Given the "start as soon as possible" requirement, early applications are strongly encouraged. Interested applicants should highlight their research experience, understanding of fragile state dynamics, and any direct Libya or North Africa expertise.
For Libyan professionals and regional experts looking to make an impact on development policy from an international platform, this is an opportunity worth pursuing.
— LibyaPress / Jobs Desk
