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Freelance Report Writer / Policy Analyst (English)

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Freelance Report Writer / Policy Analyst (English), Human Rights & Rule of Law, Potential Long-Term Collaboration
Pilot Translations (Pilot Tercüme Ltd. Şti., Ankara) is building a small roster of freelance report writers and policy analysts for a potential long-term collaboration with a major international organisation. The work is assignment-based and ordered as needed, with no guaranteed volume. Assignments are remote and paid at a daily rate.
What you'd do
- Prepare meeting, workshop, conference and mission reports, including minutes and records of discussions, from notes, recordings and materials provided
- Draft executive summaries, policy briefs and briefing notes
- Synthesise legal, policy and technical information from multiple sources
- Build comparative tables and analytical matrices
- Design questionnaires and analyse survey and participant-feedback results
- Adapt documents for different audiences, from policymakers to practitioners and civil society
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What we're looking for
- A completed Master's degree or higher is mandatory, in political or social sciences, law, international relations, humanities or a related field. Applications without one will not be considered.
- At least five years of experience preparing reports and analytical documents from information and materials provided by others
- A track record of authored work for intergovernmental or international organisations (e.g. CoE, EU, UN, OSCE)
- Subject knowledge in human rights, rule of law, justice, gender equality or migration
- Native or C2-level English, with a clear, precise institutional writing style
- Individual freelancers only. No agencies. Students are not eligible.


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To apply, send us (in English)
- Your CV (max 3 pages), listing specific reports you have written, with client and year
- A one-page description of your report-writing and analytical experience
- Two references from clients or employers (letters or contact details)
- Your daily rate in EUR
Please apply through LinkedIn only. Applications sent by any other means will not be considered.
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