Evergreen Intelligence is a premier firm delivering innovative policy and intelligence analysis across a wide spectrum of areas, including international trade, geopolitics, national defense, and security. Our team provides rigorous analysis and balanced strategic recommendations that help shape the global business and security landscape.
We are seeking experienced policy and intelligence analysts with deep expertise to provide sharp insights across key areas including U.S. and international political affairs, trade policy, geopolitics, defense contracting, media dynamics, and diplomacy.
Expected Qualifications include, but not limited to:
Degree in International Relations, Political Science, National Security, International Trade, or a related field.
Proven track record as a policy analyst, intelligence analyst, or in a directly related role.
Solid grasp of global geopolitics, defense strategies, international relations, and contracting practices.
Proficiency in analyzing complex data, conducting research, and distill findings into clear, actionable briefs.
Experience with U.S. government, leading think tanks or policy research institutes, defense-related entities (including the military and contractors), or international institutions is preferred.
Position Details:
Location: Remote (USA)
Type: Part-time Consultancy
Compensation: Fixed salary or project-based; negotiable based on experience.
To Apply:
Please submit your application to: [email protected]
Degree in International Relations, Political Science, National Security, International Trade, or a related field.
Proven track record as a policy analyst, intelligence analyst, or in a directly related role.
Solid grasp of global geopolitics, defense strategies, international relations, and contracting practices.
Proficiency in analyzing complex data, conducting research, and distill findings into clear, actionable briefs.
Experience with U.S. government, leading think tanks or policy research institutes, defense-related entities (including the military and contractors), or international institutions is preferred.
