About the Role
The Centre for Information Resilience is building a talent pool for future communications-focused consultancy roles. This position involves coordinating integrated campaigns, managing stakeholder relationships, and ensuring high-quality project delivery in support of human rights investigations.
Responsibilities
- Coordinate the planning and delivery of integrated communications campaigns.
- Hold downstream delivery partners and stakeholders accountable for output quality.
- Act as a bridge between external delivery partners and internal project staff.
- Manage and adapt communications products including briefing materials, messaging frameworks, reports, and presentations.
- Conduct stakeholder mapping and manage relationships with partners, consultants, and funders.
- Facilitate communication between project teams and partners to ensure alignment.
- Monitor campaign performance and media coverage to provide strategic analysis.
- Manage project timelines, workflows, and communications outputs with strict confidentiality.
- Contribute to project reporting, key performance metrics, and insight briefings for leadership.
Requirements
- Full professional fluency in English and Russian (C1 level).
- Demonstrated experience in strategic communications, public affairs, or international development.
- Strong stakeholder management and project coordination skills.
- Ability to obtain or currently hold UK Security Check (SC) clearance.
Skills
- Strategic communications
- Public affairs
- Stakeholder management
- Project coordination
- Campaign management
- Reporting and analysis
- Bilingual communication (English/Russian)
Location
- London
Work Type
- Contractor
- Full-time
- Fixed-term
About the Company
- The Centre for Information Resilience is an independent organisation dedicated to exposing human rights violations, disinformation, and harms against women and minorities.
- The organisation utilizes open source research, digital investigations, and capacity-building to amplify impact.
- Work focuses on areas of violent conflict including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Sudan, and Ukraine.
Equal Opportunity
- CIR is an equal opportunities employer.
- CIR encourages applicants from under-represented communities.
- Adjustments and support are available for the application process upon request.
