Open-Source Gender Investigator – Contractor

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom – Remote

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Centre for Information Resilience

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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.

📋 Description

• Conduct OSINT and SOCMINT research into the Sudanese information environment • Use SOCMINT tools for audience analysis and gathering audience insight • Analyse and document ethnic and gendered hate speech, Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviour, and other platform violations • Investigate how gender and identity are exploited on social media in relation to conflict in Sudan and other conflict contexts • Monitor, archive, and verify open-source information • Input and code information in project databases according to preset fields • Preserve and archive data according to project standards • Analyse data from multiple sources with other investigators • Create comprehensive analytical reports on hate speech, trends, and dynamics • Support the design and production of high-quality reports explaining insights, evidence, and methodology

🎯 Requirements

• Proficient Arabic required; Sudanese Dialect highly desirable • Experience with open-source intelligence (OSINT) and social media analysis (SOCMINT) tools and techniques, including social media monitoring, narrative analysis, stakeholder and network mapping • Experience collecting, verifying, and documenting evidence of Ethnic and Gendered Hate Speech, Coordinated Inauthentic Behaviour, and other violations of platform terms, conditions, and standards • Prior experience conducting OSINT research on Sudan and/or East Africa • Ability to work independently, including time management and prioritisation of tasks • CV and completed application form questions required • Must submit original work and experience; must not use AI to invent or misrepresent skills, complete CIR tests, or assist during interviews

🏖️ Benefits

• Equal opportunities employer • Remote interview option unless specified otherwise • Adjustments or additional support available during the application process