Researcher (Think Tank)

A researcher in a think tank works to analyse complex issues and provide independent, evidence-based advice to inform public policy. This can include conducting interviews, reviewing academic literature, gathering and interpreting data, and writing reports or policy briefs. Researchers often specialise in areas such as economics, social policy, international relations, or the environment. They may also present findings at conferences, contribute to media discussions, and meet with policymakers or stakeholders to share insights. Work in this field requires strong analytical skills, excellent written and verbal communication, and a keen interest in current affairs and public policy.