Applications are open for the Vacancy for Research Scholar at Middlebury College interested candidates can apply for the position now. The category of the position is Liberal Arts – Political Science.

Essential Functions:
The Research Scholar will lead or contribute to projects related to: (1) Russian WMD nonproliferation and disarmament policy and policy making, broadly and with special reference to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA); (2) the geopolitical, regional, and domestic challenges regarding the non-use, nonproliferation, and disarmament of all classes of WMD in MENA; as well as (3) the strategic and tactical implications of (1) and (2) for US policy. This is a full-time staff position.

General Responsibilities:

• Conduct research projects in the area of proliferation and other topics relevant to nonproliferation issues.
• Additionally, monitor, analyze, and provide commentary on historical WMD nonproliferation issues in Iraq and the Middle East.
• Prepare reports as needed.
• Likewise, present research results at conferences and workshops.
• Furthermore, the candidate performs other related duties as requested

Qualifications for Vacancy for Research Scholar at Middlebury College

Education:
PhD in international relations/security or commensurate professional experience

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Excellent writing skills and demonstrated scholarship on WMD and regional security
• Furthermore, fluency in Russia, Arabic, and English
• Excellent oral and interpersonal communication skills
• Also, the ability to serve as a principal investigator and successfully lead teams on projects with complex organizational requirements
• Ability to direct working groups, organize conferences, and manage complex research projects
• Likewise, the ability to mentor and manage GRAs and junior staff in conducting original research using primary source materials and implementing research projects
• Established professional network, especially in Russia and the Middle East
• Also, the ability to interact on a professional basis and assume leadership role with CNS staff and experts from other academic institutions, NGOs, the US government, foreign governments, international organizations, foundations, and the media
• Likewise, the willingness and ability to adapt to changing technologies and systems, including the delivery of lectures and other materials virtually/on-line
• Furthermore, the willingness and ability to comply with Institute policies, procedures, and mandates

Experience

• Minimum of five years professional experience working on relevant policy issues, as reflected in employment, research, publications, conference participation, and Track 1.5/Track 2 diplomacy
• also, demonstrated experience in managing personnel, projects, budgets, and grants
• Employment history demonstrating intellectual leadership and fundraising experience
• Likewise, experience in delivering lectures to graduate students, government experts, and diplomats
• Similarly, in-country research and professional experience

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