Public Affairs Writers & Policy Analysts
career executiveDenver (CO)
About the role
Key responsibilities:
- Drafting in-depth policy reports, briefings, and monitoring reports on U.S.-Latin America relations
- Analyzing political and institutional developments relevant to specific sectors (e.g., energy, environment, critical minerals)
- Conducting research and summarizing official documents, stakeholder positions, and policy trends
- Ensuring accuracy, clarity, and a professional tone adapted to the target audience (corporate clients, associations, institutions)
- Who we're looking for：Proven experience (even junior-level) in U.S.-Latin America relations, policy analysis, communications, or journalism
- Strong understanding of Latin American institutions, geopolitical, and geoeconomic landscape
- Excellent written communication skills in English
- Attention to detail, ability to meet deadlines, and adaptability to different topics and formats
- Familiarity with Latin American sources
What we offer:
- Flexible, remote freelance collaboration
- Clear deliverables and deadlines, with compensation based on workload and complexity
- Engage in various high-impact issues concerning Latin America.
- Long-term collaboration opportunities for reliable and high-quality contributors
How to Apply?
Send your CV and at least one relevant writing sample (e.g., policy brief, analysis, article, or report) to ethan.li@careerexe.comWe're looking forward to hearing from professionals who share our passion for Latin American affairs and clear, strategic communication.
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