A policy analyst in the Digital Wellbeing Program will be responsible for examining the efficacy of existing policies and laying out the groundwork for new programs and legislation to meet objectives and goals. Duties will include reviewing existing policies, determining whether the policies are still in line with our goals, and suggesting improvements to ensure that they support our objective of promoting a balanced and healthy relationship with digital solutions. Policy analysts will also aid in evaluating local and global partnerships based on the Digital Wellbeing agenda.
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Review and evaluate policies regarding digital wellbeing and excessive use of digital solutions.
- Establishing process for data collection and analysis to ensure data is consistent, complete, and that analysis is in line with current strategic priorities and focus
- Determine the policies that are inline with the digital wellbeing agenda
- Identifying benefits, disadvantages, and omissions in existing policy frameworks.
- Ensuring that policies and policy amendments meet legal requirements.
- Report new proposed policies related to digital wellbeing
- Identifying opportunities to raise awareness of digital wellbeing in regulatory and legislative bodies at state and national level
Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
- A successful candidate will hold a Bachelor s/Masters degree in public policy, public administration, politics or other relevant fields from a recognized and approved program.
- The candidate should be able to demonstrate the following skills:
- Research skills: To be able to conduct in-depth research on policies directly impacting digital wellbeing and the excessive use of digital solutions.
- Persuasive Communication skills: They must have strong writing skills to effectively communicate policy ideas and legislative proposals concisely and effectively to a diverse range of audiences.
- Critical thinking: To analyze and fully synthesize the policies proposed and placed by other organizations and suggest improvements to ensure that they support our objective of promoting a balanced and healthy relationship with digital solutions.
Minimum Requirements: A successful candidate will hold a Bachelor s/Masters degree in public policy, public administration, politics or other relevant fields from a recognized and approved program. The candidate should be able to demonstrate the following skills: Research skills: To be able to conduct in-depth research on policies directly impacting digital wellbeing and the excessive use of digital solutions. Persuasive Communication skills: They must have strong writing skills to effectively communicate policy ideas and legislative proposals concisely and effectively to a diverse range of audiences. Critical thinking: To analyze and fully synthesize the policies proposed and placed by other organizations and suggest improvements to ensure that they support our objective of promoting a balanced and healthy relationship with digital solutions.