Job Opportunity at Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC)
Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC)
Remote / Global Career Opportunities (2026)
About the Organization
Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, with regional offices in Austria, South Africa, Colombia, and Malta, the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC) is an independent civil society network. Spanning over 40 countries with a network of more than 700 experts, GI-TOC produces research, manages a library of over 2,000 policy tools, and convenes global stakeholders to counter organized crime, defend human rights, and strengthen governance.
Open Positions
Programme Manager — West Africa Observatory
Focus: Leading research execution, project coordination, and regional stakeholder engagement addressing security, governance, and organized crime dynamics across West Africa.
Ideal Candidate: Professional with experience in project management, regional analysis, and public policy in West Africa.
Senior Analyst — Eastern Mediterranean Human Smuggling Corridor (North Africa & Sahel Observatory)
Focus: Conducting targeted research and policy analysis on human smuggling networks, migration flows, and organized crime along the Eastern Mediterranean route.
Ideal Candidate: Specialist with deep analytical expertise in conflict dynamics, human smuggling, and migration policy in North Africa and the Sahel.
Senior Analyst — Libya (North Africa & Sahel Observatory)
Focus: Producing high-level research and actionable intelligence on criminal networks, governance, and illicit markets in Libya and the wider region.
Ideal Candidate: Senior researcher with localized expertise in Libyan socio-political dynamics and transnational crime.
Core Qualifications & Experience
Background in International Relations, Public Policy, Criminology, Human Rights, or Development.
Proven track record in field research, policy drafting, or complex international project management.
Strong written and verbal communication skills in English (additional regional languages such as French or Arabic are highly advantageous).
Application Process
Visit the official GI-TOC Careers Portal to review full job specifications and position-specific requirements.
Prepare a tailored CV and cover letter illustrating relevant regional expertise and research background.
Submit application materials directly through the portal before position-specific deadlines.
Note: Deadlines vary by position; consult the official careers portal for current closing dates.
