Associate Researcher
Lotus White Advisory is seeking research associates for their public policy and socio-economic division in Jodhpur. The role involves conducting qualitative and quantitative research, preparing policy briefs, and contributing to evidence-based solutions. Candidates will undergo a two-month training program focused on governance, economic analysis, and institutional reform. The position is explicitly oriented toward academic researchers and individuals with strong backgrounds in social sciences or UPSC preparation.
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Experience
Experience not specified
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
Lotus White Advisory is seeking research associates for their public policy and socio-economic division in Jodhpur. The role involves conducting qualitative and quantitative research, preparing policy briefs, and contributing to evidence-based solutions. Candidates will undergo a two-month training program focused on governance, economic analysis, and institutional reform. The position is explicitly oriented toward academic researchers and individuals with strong backgrounds in social sciences or UPSC preparation.
TAL's take
Niche research role targeting specific demographics like UPSC aspirants rather than traditional professional experience.
The role is clearly defined in terms of duties and target candidate profile, though broad in subject matter coverage.
Must haves
- Exceptional analytical and critical thinking
- Strong written and verbal communication
- Intellectual discipline
- Deep interest in governance, economics, and policy
About the company
Small consultancy firm with limited public engineering or corporate presence.
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