Advisor On Eurasian Security And Arms Control

Austria

Advisor on Eurasian Security and Arms Control

Organization

• Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue

Posted 10 Oct 2025 Closing date 19 Oct 2025

The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (HD) is a private diplomacy organisation founded on

the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence. Its mission is to help

prevent, mitigate and resolve armed conflict through dialogue and mediation. HD operates in

more than 40 countries with more than 300 staff.

HD is currently looking for a :

Advisor on Eurasian Security and Arms Control

HD has been active in inter-state diplomacy in Eurasia for several years, with a particular focus on the severe consequence for the European security architecture after the beginning of the war in Ukraine. Beyond the need for a new mechanism to deal with the new security threats in the region, there is also a need to include a series of agreements on regional security, arms control, demarcation of borders, trade, energy, and new threats (space, nuclear, cyber, autonomous weapons, AI). The Advisor on Eurasian Security and Arms Control will help HD with research and the organising of dialogue and backchannels to help find common ground, mitigate risk, and address long-term arms control and strategic stability questions in the Transatlantic and Eurasian (Europe-Russia) space.

The

Advisor on Eurasian Security and Arms Control

will support the activities of the ESAC project, which is housed within HD's Eurasia Directorate.

Reporting to the ESAC Project Manager, the Advisor's main responsibility will be to support the project with researching and designing dialogue activities related to European and Transatlantic security, strategic stability, and multilateral arms control.

In Particular, The Advisor Will

The Successful Candidate Should Meet The Following Criteria

Minimum of 8 years professional experience working on US-Russia strategic stability and European security issues, including nuclear strategic stability, Transatlantic security and institutions, arms control, and / or conflict management in Eurasia.

knowledge of Russian, Ukrainian, or German is considered useful but not essential.

How to apply

If you are interested in this position and meet the above criteria, please

send your CV along with a short cover letter in a single PDF file

to by

19 October 2025

Please indicate "ESAC Advisor " in the subject line of your e-mail.

Please note, that the candidate must have the right to work from Austria / Europe should be able to regularly travel regionally and worldwide.

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