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UN SecretariatSyria International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism
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Assistant Analyst (Evidence Reviewer)

LevelP-1
LocationGeneva, Switzerland
Application period2026-10-02 / 2026-10-12
Work arrangementOn-site / Duty station

Organizational Context

This position is within the Judicial Support and Cooperation Section (JSCS) of the International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism (IIIM) investigating serious crimes in Syria. The Assistant Analyst (Evidence Reviewer) reports to the JSCS Information Analyst (P3) and supports the mechanism's investigative activities.

Job Purpose

The Assistant Analyst (Evidence Reviewer) supports the IIIM's investigative mandate by conducting research, review, and preliminary analysis of documentary evidence and multi-source information. This role is crucial for determining the relevance of evidence, identifying information gaps, and preparing materials for investigators. The incumbent will assist in open-source investigations, collect and preserve evidence for potential criminal proceedings, and maintain evidence databases. The position requires proficiency in English and Arabic for analyzing inculpatory and exculpatory material, contributing directly to the support of ongoing or future criminal investigations and prosecutions by national or international courts.

Responsibilities

The Assistant Analyst (Evidence Reviewer) is responsible for supporting research, review, and analysis of documentary evidence to determine relevance. This includes collating multi-source information, identifying gaps and inconsistencies to aid decision-making for investigative activities, and preparing materials for investigators. The role involves assisting in open-source investigations, conducting focused research and preliminary analysis of inculpatory and exculpatory material in English and Arabic. Additionally, the incumbent will help collect and preserve evidence for current or future criminal investigations or prosecutions by courts, and maintain and update internal evidence databases.

Work Experience

No professional work experience is required for candidates with an advanced university degree. Candidates with a first-level university degree need two additional years of relevant experience. Experience in open-source research, information analysis, or research related to the Syrian conflict is desirable.

Skills

Demonstrated analytical skills, ability to work in a high-tech environment, familiarity with research methodologies and digital sources, strong communication skills (written and verbal), technological awareness, and proficiency in English and Arabic are required. Technical skills in scripting, coding, and software development are also mentioned.

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