Job Title:U.S. Tariff Policy Researcher – Consultant (Part-Time)
Location:United States (Preferred) – Remote o considered for highly qualified candidates.
Who We Are Looking For:
We are seeking a highly motivated and analytical part-time consultant with a strong background in political science, international trade, public policy, or economics. Ideal candidates will possess practical experience analyzing U.S. tariff regulations, customs law, and trade policy and are comfortable working with complex policy documents. If you have a passion for shaping strategic understanding of global trade and U.S. government operations, this role is for you.
What You Will Do:
As a U.S. Tariff Policy Researcher – Consultant, you will play a key role in supporting our policy advisory work by:
Monitoring and analyzing current and proposed U.S. domestic tariff policies.
Conducting in-depth research on U.S. and global trade policies, including U.S. customs and USTR regulations.
Producing impact assessment reports and policy briefs that inform decision-makers.
Contributing to broader trade and international relations projects, offering insight on the implications of tariff and trade developments.
Synthesizing technical trade data and policy into clear, actionable, and well-structured reports.
Where You’ll Make an Impact:The role directly contributes to high-level strategy and policy analysis for clients and stakeholders involved in U.S. and global trade. Your research will influence projects ranging from trade negotiations to economic development strategies.
When You'll Work:This is a part-time consultancy, with flexible hours suited to professionals or academics seeking supplemental work or those engaged in related fields. Workload and deadlines will be project-based, with some expectation of availability during U.S. business hours.
Why This Role Matters:
With rising global trade tensions and evolving U.S. tariff strategies, your insights will help public and private entities navigate shifting trade landscapes, anticipate policy changes, and develop effective responses to regulatory developments.
Key Requirements:
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Political Science, International Relations, Economics, or a related field.
Demonstrated experience working with U.S. policy documents (e.g., Congressional legislation, USTR filings, White House briefings).
Strong research and analytical skills; ability to distill complex regulatory data.
Deep understanding of U.S. customs regulations, tariff schedules, and trade frameworks.
Bonus Qualifications:
Experience with think tanks, government agencies, international organizations, or multinational corporations.
Familiarity with trade modeling tools, trade databases, or policy simulation software is a plus.
If you're passionate about shaping trade policy through rigorous research and strategic insight, we invite you to apply.