To (a) undertake specific assignments and support CPU in conducting research on local and Mainland political, social, economic issues and / or public opinion and new media in Hong Kong; (b) prepare briefs, think pieces, and reports; and (c) organize focus groups and seminars.

Applicants should have (a) (i) a good honours degree, preferably in the social sciences, from a Hong Kong university or equivalent; or (ii) a postgraduate degree, preferably in the social sciences, from a Hong Kong university or equivalent (possession of a doctorate from a Hong Kong university or equivalent will be an advantage); (b) at least 5 years’ relevant post-degree research or working experience in academic or regional studies, public policy or public affairs (possession of research experience in China studies or economics will be an advantage); (c) strong interest in public affairs and policy; and (d) good interpersonal and communication skills, self-motivation, ability to work independently and responsibly. Proficiency in Putonghua will be an advantage.