CyberPeace Institute is looking for an EU Project Researcher

17/03/2026

The CyberPeace Institute protects the most vulnerable in cyberspace. We deliver cybersecurity assistance and hold all actors accountable for ensuring peace in cyberspace by exposing the human harm caused by cyberattacks and disinformation. We advocate against the unacceptable use of artificial intelligence to threaten international peace and security, while promoting the responsible development and use of AI.

Your Mission

We are currently looking for a motivated and detail-oriented EU Project Researcher to join our team and contribute to the implementation and reporting of our EU-funded projects.

The EU Project Researcher will lead and support legal and ethical research activities within EU-funded projects, with a strong focus on the preparation of high-quality reports, studies, and other formal project deliverables required under EU grant agreements.

The role combines research, structured drafting, coordination, and close collaboration with internal teams and consortium partners to ensure timely, coherent, and compliant project outputs.

Your Responsibilities

1. Legal and Ethical Analysis

• Conduct legal and regulatory research related to EU and EU MS national frameworks relevant to project topics
• Identify and assess ethical considerations, including data protection and fundamental rights issues
• Support compliance with EU ethics and legal requirements
• Contribute to risk identification and mitigation related to legal and ethical aspects

2. Reports and Project Deliverables

• Draft, edit, and finalize project deliverables (reports, studies, policy briefs, guidelines, and recommendations)
• Ensure deliverables meet European Commission standards, formatting requirements, and deadlines
• Coordinate and consolidate partner contributions into coherent final documents
• Contribute to periodic and final technical reports for EU funders

3. Team Collaboration and Coordination

• Work closely with internal project managers, researchers, and administrative staff to ensure alignment across activities
• Participate in internal meetings, briefings, and planning sessions
• Contribute to internal reporting and progress updates
• Liaise with consortium partners to gather inputs and ensure consistency across work packages

Your Experience, Skills and Attributes

• Degree in Law, European Studies, Public Policy, International Relations, or related field
• Proficiency in drafting analytical reports and deliverables in EU-funded projects
• Knowledge of EU institutional and legal frameworks
• Ideally, relevant experience within an NGO or international organization
• Excellent organizational and time-management skills, with strong attention to detail
• Proficient in English (C1 or above)
• Strong communication, team and interpersonal skills
• Swiss or EU citizenship, or existing work permit in Switzerland

Additional Information

• Start date: as soon as possible
• Contract: Swiss employment agreement
• Duration: 1-year contract or more
• Working rate: part-time or full-time
• Location: Geneva preferred. Remote and/or hybrid options available within Switzerland or neighboring countries

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