Join a team of dedicated professionals working to shape the governance of the global digital economy. We value intellectual rigour, collaborative spirit, and a commitment to public interest.
The Forum offers a dynamic, intellectually stimulating environment where colleagues from diverse disciplinary and cultural backgrounds collaborate on some of the most consequential policy questions of our time. We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace that values diverse perspectives, supports professional development, and enables our team to do their best work.
Work alongside colleagues from over 25 nationalities across our offices in Geneva, Singapore, and Nairobi.
Pursue rigorous, independent research in a mission-driven organisation that values evidence over agenda.
Access structured mentoring, conference participation, and continuous learning opportunities.
Hybrid and remote working arrangements available for many roles, with generous leave entitlements.
📍 Geneva / Remote
Lead the Forum's research programme on artificial intelligence governance, developing policy frameworks and publications that inform regulatory approaches worldwide.
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Support the development of cross-border data governance frameworks and digital trade policy analysis, working closely with the Regulation & Policy Working Group.
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Manage and develop the Forum's relationships with strategic, knowledge, and industry partners, ensuring alignment with institutional objectives and collaboration standards.
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Develop and execute communications strategies to amplify the Forum's research, events, and policy positions across digital and traditional media channels.
View full description & applyAn intensive programme for early-career professionals (under 30) from diverse backgrounds, offering hands-on experience in digital economy governance research, policy development, and multilateral engagement.
Learn moreMid-career academics and practitioners are invited to spend a residency at the Forum, contributing to ongoing research projects while pursuing their own scholarly work within the Forum's thematic pillars.
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