About CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The positionThe Director of Development leads the Council's fundraising and builds the revenue base that sustains its research, publications, and convening. Reporting to the President and Chief Executive Officer, the Director owns the Council's development strategy end to end: institutional and foundation grants, individual giving, and partnerships with universities, institutes, and the private sector.This is a founding role. The Council has an established record of publication and convening and a Board of Advisors drawn from senior government, military, and academic service, but it does not yet have a structured development function. The Director will build one — the prospect pipeline, the proposal library, the donor records, the giving program, and the reporting discipline that funders expect — and will be measured on the diversification and growth of the Council's support.ResponsibilitiesDevelop and execute the Council's annual and multi-year development strategy, in consultation with the President and the Board.Lead the institutional grants program: prospect research, letters of inquiry, proposals, budgets, and funder reporting against deliverables.Build and manage the Council's individual giving program, including major gifts, annual appeals, and the Council's first structured giving route.Develop corporate and institutional partnerships, including sponsorship of the Council's panels, forums, and research programs.Establish and maintain donor records and a constituent relationship management system, with rigorous gift acknowledgment and substantiation practice.Work with the Director of Operations and Finance on restricted fund tracking, grant budgets, and financial reporting to funders.Support the Council's standing as a publicly supported organization by broadening the base of its contributed revenue.Represent the Council to funders and partners alongside the President, including at meetings, briefings, and convenings.Maintain the discretion and accuracy that donor relationships and confidential financial information require. What the role requiresAt least five years of nonprofit development experience, with demonstrated responsibility for institutional grants, major gifts, or both.A record of securing five- and six-figure commitments, and of retaining and renewing them.Excellent written English. Proposal writing is a writing job, and the Council's standard for external documents is high.Familiarity with the foundation and philanthropic landscape in foreign policy, international security, international law, or a closely related field.Working knowledge of the rules governing United States public charities, including gift substantiation and restricted funds. Familiarity with public support tests is an advantage.Comfort with development databases and systems, and the discipline to keep records current.Sound judgment, discretion, and the ability to represent an institution credibly to senior external audiences.The ability to build a function rather than inherit one, and to work effectively in a small organization where responsibilities are broad. TermsLocation Washington, D.C.; hybridPositions OneCommitment Full-time, exemptTerm Initial term of twelve months, renewable subject to fundingCompensation $72,000 – $77,000 annually, commensurate with experience. The Council offers a benefits package, the full schedule of which is provided to candidates in advance of the first interview.ApplyComplete the online application form below and also email your resume and a cover letter describing your interest in the role to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line "Director of Development - [your name]." Selected candidates will be invited to an interview. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

About CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The positionThe Director of Operations and Finance is responsible for the Council's financial management, corporate compliance, and internal administration. Reporting to the President and Chief Executive Officer, the Director ensures that the institution's finances are accurate and well controlled, that its legal and regulatory obligations are met on time in every jurisdiction in which it operates, and that its internal practices meet the standard expected of an established policy institution.The Council maintains its headquarters in Washington, D.C. and an office in New York. This is the role that holds both together administratively — the filings, the payroll, the contracts, the records, and the controls — and it carries real institutional responsibility from the first week.ResponsibilitiesManage the Council's day-to-day finances, including budgeting, cash flow, expenditure tracking, and monthly financial reporting to the President and the Board.Serve as the Council's point of contact for its external bookkeeper, accountant, and auditor, and oversee preparation of the annual Form 990 and any audit or financial review.Administer payroll, benefits, and onboarding, and maintain employment and compensation records.Maintain the Council's corporate compliance in every jurisdiction in which it operates, including District of Columbia and New York State filings, registered agent requirements, charitable solicitation registrations, business licenses, and insurance.Administer restricted and grant-funded accounts, and prepare financial reporting to funders in coordination with the Director of Development.Negotiate and manage contracts with vendors, contractors, and partner institutions, and maintain the Council's procurement and expense policies.Develop and maintain internal policy, including the employee handbook, records retention, conflict of interest and disclosure practice, and data privacy.Manage institutional risk, including the Council's intellectual property practice — licensing, permissions, and record-keeping for images, data, and third-party content used in its publications and on its website.Oversee office and facilities administration across both locations. What the role requiresAt least five years of nonprofit operations, finance, or administration experience, including direct responsibility for an organizational budget.Working knowledge of nonprofit accounting, including restricted fund tracking, and experience supporting the preparation of Form 990 and an annual audit or review.Familiarity with multi-state nonprofit compliance, including charitable solicitation registration and foreign qualification requirements.Experience administering payroll and benefits, whether directly or through a professional employer organization or payroll service.Proficiency with accounting and operations systems such as QuickBooks or comparable platforms.Exceptional accuracy and follow-through. This role exists to make sure nothing is missed.Sound judgment and the discretion to handle confidential financial, personnel, and donor information responsibly.The ability to build systems rather than maintain them, and comfort working in a small organization where the role spans finance, compliance, human resources, and administration. TermsLocation Washington, D.C.; hybridPositions OneCommitment Full-time, exemptTerm Initial term of twelve months, renewable subject to fundingCompensation $72,000 – $76,000 annually, commensurate with experience. The Council offers a benefits package, the full schedule of which is provided to candidates in advance of the first interview.ApplyComplete the online application form below and also email your resume and a cover letter describing your interest in the role to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line "Director of Operations and Finance - [your name]." Selected candidates will be invited to an interview. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

The Council on International Law Order and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research and advisory organization, think tank, and publisher dedicated to responding to challenges facing global security and stability in the twenty-first century. The council, through its network of global leaders, intellectuals, and academics will shape policies and introduce strategies that uphold international order towards creating a world that is secure, stable, and free.The research fellow will conduct research over the summer on a topic of interest that aligns with the mission and areas of focus of the council. The fellow will also support the council’s leadership and board of advisors on its existing and prospective research initiatives.The application process for this fellowship includes submission of a brief research proposal (no more than 500 words). The scope and relevance of the research to the work and mission of the council will determine the duration and official title of the fellow. We are currently accepting applications for Legal Fellow, Research Fellow, and Senior Research Fellow openings.A strong candidate will demonstrate excellent research and writing skills, with a proven record of publications. Familiarity with international institutions, international legal frameworks, foreign policy, and global security policy is strongly preferred.Ideal candidates are current or recent graduates of the law school. The fellowship is also open to candidates with a background in other related fields (international relations, political science, and security studies).This is an unpaid, remote fellowship for the summer semester, with the possibility of extension based on the needs of the council. CILOS is willing to support the selected fellow in meeting any requirements necessary to obtain resources to fund their research from external sources. CILOS can make arrangements for the fellow to claim academic credit for their work under this fellowship program.Application Guidance: To apply, please submit your resume, cover letter, and a brief research proposal (not exceeding 500 words) to careers@cilos.org with the subject line (Research Fellowship - First name, Last Name). Submitting a writing sample with your application is optional but strongly recommended.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

The Council on International Law Order and Security is an independent, nonpartisan policy research and advisory organization, think tank, and publisher dedicated to responding to challenges facing global security and stability in the twenty-first century. The council, through its network of global leaders, intellectuals, and academics will shape policies and introduce strategies that uphold international order towards creating a world that is secure, stable, and free.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is seeking applications for its Legal Fellowship program. The Legal Fellow will be involved in providing legal advice on the overall operations of the council’s activities. This includes reviewing and refining grant proposals to ensure legal conformity as well as researching legal status, obligations, and reputational risks associated with funding sources. The fellow will also serve as a resource for CILOS leadership and its Board of Advisors, offering legal advice as needed on matter related to compliance, and nonprofit governance. This fellowship is ideal for law school graduates with interest in International law, legal policy, international trade governance, and international security.Academic Qualifications:Current J.D., S.J.D., or L.L.M. candidates or recent graduates of law schoolThis is an unpaid, remote fellowship for the summer semester, with the possibility of extension. CILOS is willing to support the selected fellow in meeting any requirements necessary to obtain resources to fund their fellowship from external sources. CILOS can make necessary arrangements for the fellow to claim academic credit for their work under this fellowship program.Duration: 4 MonthsApplication Guidance: To apply for this position, please submit your resume and cover letter to careers@cilos.org with the subject line (Legal Fellowship - First name, Last Name).The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

About CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The positionThe Research Assistant supports the Council's research in two capacities. The first is support for the ongoing research of one of the Council's senior fellows, on financing global resilience and the role of strategic infrastructure and capital in a multipolar order. The second is broader research support to the Council's program of work across its research portfolios, mission, and areas of focus, along with support to other senior fellows as availability allows. The position spans both areas and is designed to support the breadth of the Council's research.This position is ideal for graduate students and early-career professionals with strong research and analytical skills who want to build their expertise in international affairs. It is well suited to those seeking direct experience in how a policy institution develops and produces its research, close engagement with the Council's leadership and senior fellows, and substantive involvement in the issues the Council addresses, including the opportunity to contribute to published work. It will especially appeal to those considering a career in policy, research, or academia.ResponsibilitiesSupport the research and publications of the Council's senior fellows across their research portfolios.Conduct research and prepare briefing, background, and reference materials across the Council's areas of focus.Gather, organize, and analyze source material, and help develop case studies and supporting analysis.Identify relevant requests for proposals and funding opportunities, and conduct research to support the Council's proposals and submissions.Produce well-sourced research materials and clear, concise written analysis.Help ensure the accuracy, quality, and originality of the Council's research and publications, including fact-checking.Provide general research support to the Council's broader program of work as needed. What the role requiresA graduate student or recent graduate in international affairs, political science, economics, finance, public policy, or a related field; undergraduate candidates and those with comparable experience will also be considered.Excellent research, writing, and fact-checking skills, with strong attention to detail.Strong analytical ability and the capacity to present complex research findings clearly.An interest in international affairs and familiarity with the Council's areas of focus.The ability to work reliably and independently in a remote setting.Strongly Preferred:Quantitative and analytical skills, including economic or financial analysis, modeling, and scenario assessment.Familiarity with international economics, finance, or economic statecraft.Proficiency in a relevant foreign language, such as Russian, Arabic, or Turkish. TermsLocation: RemotePositions: OneCommitment: Part-time; flexible hoursTerm: Three to four months, renewableStart date: Immediate. The Council is looking to fill this position promptly.Compensation: Unpaid; academic credit supported where available Apply: To apply, please complete the online application form on this page and email your resume, a cover letter describing your interest in the role, and a writing sample to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line "Research Assistant — [First Name, Last Name]." Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

About CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The positionThe Research & Editorial Intern works closely with the Council’s editors and senior fellows, supporting its Opinions program and the research and publications of its senior fellows. The role offers hands-on experience across the editorial and research process — from helping bring commentary and analysis toward publication to supporting the work of the Council’s senior fellows — and a close view of how a policy institution develops, edits, and publishes its work on international affairs.This position is ideal for students and early-career professionals with an interest in international affairs who want to develop as writers, editors, and researchers. It suits those who value hands-on experience in how policy commentary and research take shape, the chance to work closely with and learn from experienced editors and senior fellows, and the opportunity to engage substantively with the issues the Council addresses. It will especially appeal to those considering a career in policy, research, journalism, or academia.ResponsibilitiesReview submissions to the Opinions program and help identify those suited for publication.Edit accepted pieces to a high editorial standard, and help ensure the accuracy and originality of published work.Communicate with contributors and help manage pieces through the editorial process.Support the Council’s senior fellows across their research, writing, and publications.Prepare research, briefing, and background materials across the Council’s areas of focus.Contribute to the Council’s analysis and commentary, with the opportunity to author their own pieces where they meet the Council’s standard. What the role requiresA graduate student or recent graduate in international affairs, law, political science, public policy, journalism, or a related field; undergraduate candidates will also be considered.Writing and editing skills, with attention to detail.An ability to research and to present complex material clearly.Editorial judgment and the ability to approach sensitive or contested subjects with impartiality.An interest in international affairs and familiarity with the Council’s areas of focus.The ability to work reliably and independently in a remote setting; experience in a research, publishing, or editorial environment is an advantage. TermsLocationRemotePositionsTwo, filled selectively on a rolling basisCommitmentPart-time; flexible hoursTermThree- to four-month terms, renewableCompensationUnpaid; academic credit supported where available Apply: To apply, please complete the online application form on this page and also email your résumé, a cover letter describing your interest in the role, and a writing sample to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line "Research & Editorial Intern — [First Name, Last Name]." Selected candidates will be invited to complete a short editing exercise and an interview. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

About CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The PositionThe Research Intern works closely with the Council’s senior fellows and researchers, supporting the Council’s research across a broad range of its research portfolios and areas of focus. The role offers hands-on experience across the research process, from gathering and organizing sources to preparing briefing and background materials. It also provides a close view of how a policy institution develops and advances its research on international affairs.This position is ideal for students and early-career professionals with an interest in international affairs who want to develop as researchers. It suits those who value hands-on experience in how policy research takes shape, the chance to work closely with and learn from experienced researchers and senior fellows, and the opportunity to engage substantively with the issues the Council addresses. It will especially appeal to those considering a career in policy, research, or academia.ResponsibilitiesSupport the research of the Council’s senior fellows across a broad range of research portfolios and areas of focus.Gather, organize, and synthesize sources, literature, and data in support of the Council’s research.Prepare research, briefing, and background materials across the Council’s areas of focus.Track developments and scholarship relevant to the Council’s ongoing work.Support the preparation of the Council’s publications and research outputs.Contribute to the Council’s analysis and commentary, with the opportunity to author their own pieces where they meet the Council’s standard. RequirementsA graduate student or recent graduate in international affairs, law, political science, public policy, economics, or a related field; undergraduate candidates will also be considered.Strong research skills, with attention to detail.An ability to research and to present complex material clearly.An interest in international affairs and familiarity with the Council’s areas of focus.The ability to approach sensitive or contested subjects with impartiality.The ability to work reliably and independently in a remote setting; experience in a research environment is an advantage. TermsLocation: RemotePositions: A limited number, filled selectively on a rolling basisCommitment: Part-time; flexible hoursTerm: Three months terms, renewableCompensation: Unpaid; academic credit supported where availableApply: To apply, please complete the online application form on this page and also email your résumé and a cover letter describing your interest in the role to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line “Research Intern — [First Name, Last Name].” Selected candidates will be invited to an interview. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

About CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The positionThe Data & Policy Research Intern contributes to the Council’s research and analysis across its areas of focus, applying quantitative methods to analyze data and to turn large, complex datasets into clear, evidence-based findings for the Council’s senior fellows and experts. The role offers hands-on experience across the research and analysis process, from gathering and interpreting data to supporting the Council’s publications and new programmatic initiatives. It also provides a close view of how a policy institution develops, analyzes, and delivers its work on global affairs and the international order.This position is ideal for students and early-career professionals who pair strong analytical or quantitative expertise with an interest in international affairs, and who want to bring data to bear on the pressing questions of global affairs. It is well suited to those who value rigorous, hands-on experience in how policy research and analysis take shape, the opportunity to work closely with and learn from the Council’s senior fellows and the scholars, practitioners, and policy leaders it brings together, and substantive engagement with the issues the Council addresses. It will especially appeal to those considering a career in policy research, economics, data science, or academia, and who want to apply quantitative analysis to questions of economic statecraft, emerging technology, and international security.ResponsibilitiesConduct quantitative and qualitative analysis to support the Council’s research and inform its policy work, with particular attention to economic statecraft, trade, energy, and emerging technology.Gather, organize, and maintain the data and sources that underpin the Council’s research across its areas of focus.Contribute to the Council’s polling program, supporting the design of survey instruments, the collection and management of large-scale data, and the analysis and interpretation of results for government and private-sector audiences.Provide research support for a forthcoming Council paper on misinformation and disinformation in the digital age, contributing to literature review, evidence gathering, and analysis within the Council’s work on emerging technology and the information space.Contribute to the Council’s analysis and commentary, with the opportunity to author or co-author work where it meets the Council’s standard.Support the Council’s senior fellows across their research, writing, and publications.Support the development of the Council’s data privacy policy and data-governance practices, helping to align its handling of information with applicable regulations and established best practices.Support the Council’s financial operations, including budgeting, expenditure tracking, and financial reporting. What the role requiresA student or recent graduate in data science, statistics, economics, international affairs, public policy, or a related field; candidates from related disciplines will also be considered.Strong quantitative skills and attention to detail, with familiarity gathering, organizing, and analyzing data and presenting findings clearly.Experience with tools used for data analysis and visualization, such as Excel, Python, or R, is an advantage.Familiarity with survey research or quantitative methods is an advantage.An interest in the operational side of a policy institution, including finance, data management, and data privacy, and the discretion to handle sensitive information responsibly.An interest in international affairs and familiarity with the Council’s areas of focus, particularly economic statecraft, trade, energy, and emerging technology.The ability to work reliably and independently in a remote setting; experience in a research or analytical settings is an advantage. TermsLocationRemotePositionsA limited number, filled selectively on a rolling basisCommitmentPart-time; flexible hoursTermThree- to four-month terms, renewableCompensationUnpaid; academic credit supported where available Apply: Complete the online application form below and also email your resume and a cover letter describing your interest in the role to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line “Data & Policy Research Intern - [your name].” Selected candidates will be invited to an interview. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.

The CouncilThe Council on International Law, Order, and Security (CILOS) is an independent, nonpartisan policy research think tank and advisory institution working to address the growing challenges facing global order in the twenty-first century. Centered at the intersection of international law, international order, and international security, the Council brings together leaders, intellectuals, and academics to inform policy and strategic thinking and contribute to debate on the future of a peaceful and stable global order.The positionThe Communications & Digital Marketing Intern supports the Council’s efforts to bring its research, analysis, and commentary to a wider audience. Working under the direction of the Council’s staff across social media, the website, and outreach channels, the intern helps ensure that the Council’s work reaches the scholars, practitioners, and policymakers who follow international affairs, and supports a steady flow of contributions to its Opinions program. The intern supports the Council’s digital communications, editorial promotion, and audience-development work.This position is ideal for students and early-career professionals with an interest in communications, digital marketing, and international affairs who want to develop as communications and digital-media professionals. It suits those who value hands-on experience managing social media, digital content, and audience engagement for a policy institution, the chance to work closely with and learn from the Council’s team, and the opportunity to help bring serious policy work to a wider audience. It will especially appeal to those considering a career in communications, digital media, journalism, or public affairs.ResponsibilitiesHelp manage the Council’s presence across its social platforms, promoting new commentary, research, and events.Support the promotion of published work, including preparing promotional content and coordinating author and contributor amplification.Help maintain the Opinions section of the Council’s website and apply Search-Engine-Optimization (SEO) best practices to support the discoverability of its work.Assist in producing the Council’s newsletter and other audience communications.Help promote the Council’s calls for contributions and pursue opportunities for cross-promotion and partnership that expand its reach.Track engagement, web traffic, and audience growth, and help report on what is driving results. What the role requiresEnrolled in or recently completed a graduate degree in international affairs, law, security studies, political science, public policy, journalism, or a related field; outstanding undergraduate candidates will also be considered.Excellent writing and editing skills, with a strong command of English and close attention to detail.Strong research skills and the ability to distill complex material into clear, rigorous writing.Sound editorial judgment and the ability to handle sensitive and contested subjects with impartiality.A solid grounding in international affairs and familiarity with the Council's areas of focus.The reliability and independence to manage multiple priorities and deadlines in a remote setting; prior experience in a research, publishing, or editorial settings is an advantage. TermsLocationRemotePositionsTwo, filled selectively on a rolling basisCommitmentPart-time; flexible hoursTermThree- to four-month terms, renewableCompensationUnpaid; academic credit supported where available Apply: To apply, please complete the online application form on this page and also email your résumé and a cover letter describing your interest in the role to careers@cilos.org, with the subject line "Communications & Digital Marketing Intern — [First Name, Last Name]." Selected candidates will be invited to an interview. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; given the level of interest, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. The Council on International Law, Order, and Security is an equal opportunity organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. The Council is committed to a diverse and inclusive environment and welcomes applicants from all backgrounds.