Research Analyst - Arabic - (Remote Work)

We are looking for Research Analysts to create comprehensive profiles on business leaders and

wealthy individuals from around the world. The profiles require extensive online research and

contain information on various aspects of an individual's life – including their career history, a net

worth estimate, interesting facts, and their known associates. The information contained in the

profiles are then used by our clients as actionable intelligence to further their organizational and

commercial aims (e.g., by helping an NGO identify donors or a luxury brand reach customers).

Key Responsibilities

In-depth secondary research using open-source intelligence

Extensive data collection, verification, synthesis, and analysis

Compilation of information into a comprehensive profile covering an individual’s life and

career history

Development of regional approaches and methods to facilitate targeted research

Identification of risk factors and other related considerations, including PEPs, political

activity, and significant litigation

Production of various reports and company products, including Name Checks, Standard

Dossiers, Enhanced Due Diligence Dossiers, and Corporate Due Diligence Reports

Company valuations, calculations of net worth estimate, and identification of assets

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in any field or relevant experience. Recent graduates are encouraged to

apply

Excellent command of both written and spoken English and Arabic. Any other additional languages are

a plus.

Computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Excel and Word

Analytical and logical reasoning

Commitment to quality and keen attention to detail

Capacity and willingness to learn new tools, research methods, and work routines quickly

A sense of curiosity, along with a general interest in business, world affairs and current

events

The ability to work independently and with others, as well as to focus and conduct

research in an efficient manner to meet deadlines

Experience in due diligence research would be a plus

Originally posted on Himalayas