NSPCC in the United Kingdom is seeking a Senior Policy Research Officer to lead policy research on children's online safety. You will commission and manage external researchers, building an evidence base that informs policy and driving change to keep children safe online.
You will design robust, ethically sound studies using quantitative and qualitative methods, develop persuasive policy positions, and communicate findings clearly in reports and presentations.
Senior Policy Researcher: Children's Online Safety Impact employer: NSPCC
At NSPCC, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer dedicated to making a meaningful impact in the lives of children across the UK. Our hybrid work model allows for flexibility while fostering a collaborative and supportive culture in our Shoreditch office, where you will have the opportunity to build your own pipeline of partnerships and contribute to transformative initiatives. With generous benefits, including 29 days of annual leave and a strong focus on employee wellbeing and development, joining our team means being part of a mission-driven organisation that values your growth and contributions.
