The field-based Procurement Administrator is primarily responsible for providing support to IRI field teams throughout the Asia-Pacific as they implement the open tender process for soliciting vendor goods and services, contracting experts, and assessing compliance with donor rules and regulations. The position will be based in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, to meet the needs of IRI staff working in Asia-Pacific time zones. Field teams include Taiwan, South Korea, Mongolia, Pacific Islands, Timor-Leste, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Burma, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Pakistan. The administrator will lead the contracting/subawarding process from pre-award to closeout—reviewing the documentation submitted by the partner organizations to ensure policies are met, appropriate forms are completed and accurately submitted into Jamis. The position will report to the Senior Operations Manager (SOM), based in Washington, DC.

This position is located at Departmental Offices, Terrorist Financing and Financial Crimes. As a Policy Advisor, you will develop and lead implementation of policies and strategies to counter terrorist financing, money laundering, proliferation financing, sanctions evasion, and other financial crime threats using the full range of Treasury tools and authorities.

The Social Media Coordinator will collaborate across the Communications and Public Engagement team, the organization, and with the NED core institutes to deliver engaging storytelling about democracy and human rights.

The Program Associate (PA) is the entry level position for program work at IRI and provides administrative and programmatic support for current and developing programs in West Africa.

The Program Officer (PO) is responsible for designing and implementing a strategy for IRI's programs in her/his countries of assignment. The PO closely monitors and analyzes political and economic developments in countries of responsibility, develops program ideas, and drafts proposals on a range of democracy and assistance programs. The PO also identifies program partners and develops and maintains close relationships with them and with funders. The PO is also involved in new business development efforts.

The Clements Center invites applications to participate in the 2025 Summer Seminar in History and Statecraft, a weeklong seminar for doctoral students focused on the connections between statecraft and history. Seminar is in Beaver Creek, Colorado from July 13 - 18, 2025. Applicants should be advanced doctoral students in history, political science, or related fields interested in careers in either academia or policymaking.

The Senior Automation Developer develops and supports low-code/no-code technology solutions to improve and transform business processes across NED and administers NED's SharePoint. The incumbent works with process owners to define requirements and develop automation solutions in accordance with best practices, document solutions, monitor and support existing automation processes to include root cause analysis and apply corrective actions. As a member of the operations department, mentors, and trains employees in utilizing automation.

The Systems Administrator is responsible for managing, maintaining, and upgrading IT systems across on-premises and cloud-hosted environments. The Systems Administrator coordinates with IT staff and IT management to implement, review, and update policies and procedures for maximum efficiency and assists with the implementation, support, and management of current and future enterprise hardware and software technologies.

The International Forum for Democratic Studies seeks a Program Assistant (Communications and Outreach) (Level 3) to expand the reach and engagement for the Forum’s research and activities at this critical time, and support other research and convening support tasks. The ideal candidate will thrive working as part of a team and will possess experience including the promotion of cutting-edge research through social media and web-based means, utilizing other communications tools like podcasts, executing public and private events (in-person and/or online), and conducting research on democracy studies and authoritarian influence.

The NED Director of Accounting is a leadership role within the NED finance team. The director oversees all accounting and related reporting activities within an organizational General and Administrative budget of $60M+.

The Duke Global Policy (DGP) Program in Geneva is a dynamic one-week program designed to reshape how graduate and professional students as well as early career professionals from around the world tackle the world’s most pressing policy challenges. Graduate students, early career professionals, and select undergraduates from any university are welcome to apply.