Bachelor's degree in economics, international affairs, or international development; Master's degree preferred; 2-4 years of combined professional experience in international affairs, public policy, and economics; Comprehensive knowledge of political, economic, and social issues in the Caribbean; experience living, working, or studying in the Caribbean a plus; At least 2 years of experience in project or event management; Ability to represent the Atlantic Council to external constituencies, such as senior officials, diplomatic officials, board members, and donors; Proven track record in managing multiple projects simultaneously and a demonstrated ability to work efficiently and collaboratively with both junior-level and senior-level colleagues; Native-level Spanish-language and English-language skills (writing, editing, and oral communications), and superior communication skills; Proven ability to balance multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment; At least some experience with WordPress, Canva, HubSpot, and others to produce and edit visual content such as videos, photos, infographics, and others; At least some experience with Salesforce or a similar grant and database management; Excellent organizational, logistical, and administrative skills; An extensive understanding of the Washington policy environment. The successful candidate will help generate new programming ideas, produce policy-relevant analysis, build relationships with governments and the private sector, organize high-level public and private convenings, contribute to fundraising and partnership development, and increasingly represent AALAC externally.