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Communications and Digital Analyst

UNDPNew York, United StatesRemote
Category | Grade:Professional | IPSA-8Deadline:13 Aug 2026Job ID:35893Posted on:30 Jul 2026
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Overview

The analyst expands the MPTF Office's digital communications by improving Gateway and fund-reporting platforms, supporting an AI results agent, managing web and social content, visualising pooled-fund results, maintaining partner data and analytics, and coordinating evidence-based campaigns and knowledge products.

Department: Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office

Languages

Required: English

Desired: French

Minimum Experience

No minimum listed

Estimated Salary

Not available

Responsibilities

  • Support digitalisation and expanded functionality of the MPTF Office Gateway
  • Define business requirements for integrated platform and website enhancements
  • Support development and validation of an AI agent using fund-results data
  • Maintain learning toolkits and back-end communication pages
  • Coordinate fund narratives, blogs, interviews and website content
  • Develop social-media content for LinkedIn and X
  • Create data visualisations and track web and campaign analytics
  • Manage partner information, inquiries and digital relationship data

Requirements

  • Master's degree in communications, public relations, international relations, political science or a relevant social science, or bachelor's degree with two years of relevant experience
  • With a bachelor's degree, at least two years of experience in communications, public relations, advocacy or a related area
  • Fluency in English

Skills

Digital CommunicationsContent ManagementSocial Media ManagementBusiness RequirementsData VisualisationCampaign AnalyticsStakeholder EngagementEditorial SupportKnowledge ManagementPrompt Engineering

Tools

DrupalLinkedInXMicrosoft WordMicrosoft ExcelSharePointPower BITableauERP

Additional info

  • Home-based IPSA position linked to the Multi-Partner Trust Fund Office in New York
  • Role has matrix reporting to communications and fund-secretariat leadership