Associate Safeguards Information Analyst (Additional Protocol)

Job Posting Organization:
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is an international organization that works to promote the peaceful use of nuclear energy and to inhibit its use for any military purpose, including nuclear weapons. Established in 1957, the IAEA has a mission to ensure that nuclear energy is used safely and securely, and it operates in over 180 countries. The organization employs a diverse workforce of professionals dedicated to safeguarding nuclear materials and promoting nuclear safety worldwide.

Job Overview:
The Associate Safeguards Information Analyst (Additional Protocol) plays a crucial role in supporting the Additional Protocol team within the IAEA's Department of Safeguards. This position involves the collection, compilation, and analysis of sensitive information related to nuclear non-proliferation. The analyst will be responsible for processing and quality control of Additional Protocol declarations submitted by States, ensuring their completeness and correctness, and providing feedback to address any issues. The role requires collaboration with colleagues to identify inconsistencies and support the implementation of safeguards. The analyst will also engage in training events and assist State representatives with the use of relevant software, contributing to the overall mission of preventing the proliferation of nuclear weapons.

Duties and Responsibilities:
The duties and responsibilities of the Associate Safeguards Information Analyst include performing first-level processing and quality control of Additional Protocol declarations, reviewing submissions for formal completeness, and proposing feedback to States. The analyst will ensure consistent use of information across IAEA databases and provide support to State representatives regarding Additional Protocol declarations. Additionally, the role involves evaluating the performance of IT infrastructure related to the Additional Protocol System, supporting training events, guiding staff in data compilation, and staying updated on developments in international safeguards relevant to State reporting.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's Degree in engineering, technology, mathematics, physical sciences (such as physics or chemistry), nuclear science, nuclear engineering, international relations, or a related field. A minimum of two years of relevant working experience in nuclear non-proliferation or nuclear-related research is required. Experience in information collection, processing, and analysis is considered an asset, as is experience in IT project development and implementation. Candidates should demonstrate strong analytical skills and the ability to integrate information into structured reports.

Educational Background:
The educational background required for this position includes a university degree in a relevant field such as engineering, technology, mathematics, physical sciences, nuclear science, or international relations. This educational foundation is essential for understanding the technical aspects of nuclear safeguards and non-proliferation.

Experience:
The position requires a minimum of two years of relevant experience in nuclear non-proliferation or nuclear-related research. Candidates should have experience in information analysis and collection, as well as familiarity with the operational aspects of nuclear safeguards. Experience in contributing to IT projects is also beneficial.

Languages:
Excellent oral and written command of Arabic, Chinese, English, Russian, and Spanish is mandatory. Knowledge of other official IAEA languages, including French, is considered an asset. Proficiency in multiple languages is advantageous for effective communication within the international context of the IAEA's work.

Additional Notes:
The IAEA offers an attractive remuneration package, including a tax-free annual net base salary starting at US $55,163, with additional benefits such as a variable post adjustment, dependency benefits, rental subsidy, education grant, and relocation expenses. Employees receive six weeks of annual leave, home leave travel, and are enrolled in a pension plan with health insurance. The IAEA is committed to diversity and encourages applications from qualified women and candidates from developing countries. The appointment is subject to a satisfactory medical report, and staff members may be assigned to any location. The maximum tour of service for Professional and higher categories is typically seven years.