
51 - 200 employees
Founded 2021
💼 Consulting
⚖️ Legal
🌍 Social Impact
Consulting • Legal • Social Impact
The Centre for Information Resilience is an independent organization focused on exposing human rights violations and threats to democracy through open source research and digital investigations. The organization works on a multitude of project areas, including Myanmar, Afghanistan, Sudan, and Russia, often collaborating with media and local partners to amplify its impact. CIR has also established the CIR Open Source Film Awards to recognize impactful open source investigations in journalism. Their work involves verifying footage, gathering evidence, and publishing reports on issues like police violence, military tactics, and disinformation.
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51 - 200 employees
Founded 2021
💼 Consulting
⚖️ Legal
🌍 Social Impact
Consulting • Legal • Social Impact
The Centre for Information Resilience is an independent organization focused on exposing human rights violations and threats to democracy through open source research and digital investigations. The organization works on a multitude of project areas, including Myanmar, Afghanistan, Sudan, and Russia, often collaborating with media and local partners to amplify its impact. CIR has also established the CIR Open Source Film Awards to recognize impactful open source investigations in journalism. Their work involves verifying footage, gathering evidence, and publishing reports on issues like police violence, military tactics, and disinformation.
• Collect, verify, and archive large volumes of open-source material related to the Ukraine conflict • Analyze social media posts, messaging platform content such as Telegram, videos, images, satellite imagery, and other digital data • Apply OSINT verification techniques including geolocation, chronolocation, metadata analysis, and source evaluation • Structure, tag, and catalogue open-source material within evidence databases • Support investigations, legal work, reporting, and public-facing mapping products • Collaborate with investigators, analysts, and CIR’s Data and Technology Team • Deliver training and mentoring to colleagues and partners on open-source evidence collection, verification, and archiving • Uphold ethical, safe, and secure investigative practices
• Demonstrable prior experience of OSINT collection, verification, and archiving • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Ability to translate technical terminology for lay audiences • Ability to support clear, concise and timely reporting • Prior experience of digital evidence handling, assessment, or e-discovery practices (desirable) • Prior experience of delivering training, skill-sharing, or capacity-building, particularly in OSINT contexts (desirable) • Must be able to speak and write English • Working proficiency in Ukrainian and/or Russian (desirable) • Ability to comply with organisational policies and safeguarding requirements • Ability to mitigate risks and responsibly handle sensitive or graphic content
• CIR encourages applicants from under-represented communities • Equal opportunities employer • Adjustments or additional support available during the application process • Access to CIR office premises in Westminster, London or Kyiv, Ukraine while working remotely
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