Junior Research Analyst, Risk Data

About You

Are you looking to combine your strong analytical mind and professional attitude with a meaningful job in the growing Business Conduct Risk market? Did you wonder what it would be like to work at a company where your contribution has a real, measurable impact? Do you undertake your work with a high level of attention to detail? Are you a good team player, receptive to feedback, and open to interacting with a diverse group of people? Are you ready to go out of your comfort zone and accept new challenges?

If your answers are YES and you would love to contribute to our mission of providing more transparency to corporate behavior– then this is the perfect role for you!

Your Responsibilities

As a Junior Analyst in Risk Data, you will help transform publicly available information into accurate, structured, and decision-useful risk data. You will review content from relevant sources, identify material business-conduct risk information, and label data in accordance with RepRisk’s established methodology and quality standards.

This is an entry-level position designed for a recent graduate or an early-career professional with up to approximately 1.5 years of relevant experience. You will develop foundational knowledge of business-conduct risk mapping, environmental, social, and governance topics, and data-curation processes while working under the guidance of experienced analysts.

• Review news, reports, and other relevant public sources to identify content within the scope of the RepRisk methodology.
• Distinguish between positive and negative sentiment and identify relevant risk information and sources.
• Label text and risk indicators using predefined categories, rules, and established workflows.
• Apply basic business-conduct risk concepts when reviewing and categorizing information.
• Use automated data-labelling tools and learn how to recognize obvious mismatches or unexpected automated results.
• Validate AI-generated or automated outputs against sources, apply RepRisk methodology, and adhere to established quality standards.
• Conduct online research to gather the context needed to support accurate data curation.
• Complete assigned work accurately, consistently, and within agreed timelines.
• Escalate unclear cases, potential errors, and data-quality concerns to experienced analysts or supervisors.
• Maintain accurate records of completed tasks, decisions, and relevant communications.
• Participate actively in team activities, share progress and challenges, and contribute to a collaborative working environment.
• Seek and apply feedback to strengthen analytical judgment, data quality, and productivity.

• A bachelor’s degree.
• Recent graduate or up to approximately 1.5 years of professional, internship, research, or other relevant experience.
• Experience involving research, content analysis, data labelling, quality review, or structured information processing is an advantage, but not required.

All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.