Open-Source Investigator – Eyes on Russia

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom – Remote

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🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

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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 open-source investigations using a wide range of open-source techniques and methodologies • Perform geospatial analysis, including geolocation, chronolocation and satellite imagery analysis • Conduct social media research • Write short- and long-form reports using concise, clear and accurate language • Develop new investigative frameworks for complex cases • Work alongside the Eyes on Russia team and wider CIR • Adapt to fast-paced and high-pressure environments • Collaborate with team members and brief senior stakeholders and external partners

🎯 Requirements

• Experience in investigating war crimes and/or other human rights violations committed in Ukraine or other jurisdictions • Deep knowledge of Russian and Ukrainian social media and country-specific datasets • Experience in a specific skill such as munitions analysis, business/financial investigations, crime scene analysis or tools such as QGIS • Experience presenting to and briefing senior stakeholders, including external partners and leadership teams • Proficient English • Russian or Ukrainian language desirable