Geopolitical Researcher – U.S. Foreign Policy & Indo-Pacific Affairs (Remote, Part-Time)

The Center for Asia-Pacific Security and Taiwan Studies (CAPSTS) is an independent research organization focused on U.S.–Taiwan relations, Indo-Pacific security, and the evolving U.S.–China strategic competition. We produce high-quality policy analysis and research that transform academic insights into practical, real-world understanding of global affairs. Responsibilities: Conduct in-depth research on U.S. foreign policy and Indo-Pacific security issues. Analyze developments in U.S.–China and cross-strait (Taiwan–China) relations. Write analytical articles and policy briefs (approximately 3,000 words each). Summarize and interpret complex political and academic materials for publication. Qualifications: Background in Political Science, International Relations, or Geopolitics. Strong research, analytical, and academic writing skills. Excellent command of written English. Ability to work independently and meet deadlines. Benefits: Fully remote and flexible schedule. Publication credit for accepted work. Long-term collaboration opportunities. Contribute to meaningful global policy research. How to Apply: Click “Apply Now” to submit your resume/CV and a writing sample (research paper or analytical article). Selected candidates will be contacted for the next step in our review process.

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Base Pay: From $55,194.29 per year

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule

Work Location: Remote