Senior Analyst - Americas

Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
London
Workplace: OnsiteFull timeFunction: Solutions Engineering & Sales EngineeringExperience: 5-7 yearsSkills: ["Written communication","Verbal communication","Relationship-building","Analytical thinking","Judgement"]

Lead coverage of the Americas for TBI’s Geopolitics team, with a focus on the U.S. and Latin America. Produce senior-facing intelligence briefings and client-ready deliverables translating political developments into clear implications for strategy, policy, risk, markets, investment, and operations. Use quantitative and qualitative methods—including Excel, data visualisation, forecasting, scenario analysis and AI tools—to build distinctive insights for public-sector and corporate clients.

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Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
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Senior Analyst - Americas

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Job Summary

Lead coverage of the Americas for TBI’s Geopolitics team, with a focus on the U.S. and Latin America. Produce senior-facing intelligence briefings and client-ready deliverables translating political developments into clear implications for strategy, policy, risk, markets, investment, and operations. Use quantitative and qualitative methods—including Excel, data visualisation, forecasting, scenario analysis and AI tools—to build distinctive insights for public-sector and corporate clients.
Location: London
Workplace: Onsite
Employment Type: Full time
Job Function: Solutions Engineering & Sales Engineering
Seniority: Mid level

Key Responsibilities

  • •Brief Tony Blair, senior TBI leadership, public-sector principals and corporate clients on geopolitical developments across the Americas with clear decision and risk implications.
  • •Produce high-quality intelligence briefings, written analysis, data-led insights, and client-ready deliverables for the U.S. and Latin America.
  • •Identify second- and third-order implications of political, security, trade, sanctions, technology, elections, and foreign-policy developments for governments and businesses.
  • •Develop distinctive insights for corporate clients on how geopolitical risks affect strategy, supply chains, market exposure, investment decisions, regulation, and operations.
  • •Use quantitative and qualitative methods, including data visualisation, forecasting, scenario analysis, market data analysis, Excel, and AI tools to strengthen analysis.
Travel: Medium travel

Key Requirements

  • •5-7 years’ relevant professional experience in geopolitical risk, political advisory, intelligence, consulting, government, or a related environment.
  • •Advanced degree in a relevant field (international affairs, economics, political science) or equivalent practical experience.
  • •Strong expertise in the Americas, with a spike in U.S. foreign policy and working knowledge of Latin America’s political and economic dynamics.
  • •Demonstrated ability to produce sharp, senior-facing intelligence briefings alongside quantitative analysis.
  • •Experience synthesising open sources, expert conversations, data, market indicators, and institutional networks to generate original insight.
Experience:5-7 years
Skills:Written communicationVerbal communicationRelationship-buildingAnalytical thinkingJudgement
Languages:SpanishPortuguese
Tech Stack:ExcelPython

Company Brief

Tony Blair Institute for Global Change
The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change is a non-profit policy and advisory organisation that supports political leaders and governments with policy development, implementation advice, and practical support to drive governance, economic reform, and global development.
Industry: Nonprofit
Company Size: Large (251 to 1,000 employees)
Growth: Nonprofit & NGO
Funding: Grant Funded
Headquarters: London, United Kingdom
Founded: 2016
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