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• Partner closely with account executives on complex sales opportunities, particularly with large enterprise accounts, to provide technical and strategic guidance that aligns with client objectives. • Serve as an internal and external subject matter expert on the CLM industry, demonstrating an in-depth understanding of market trends, competitive landscape, and best practices. • Lead complex, highly customized demonstrations and proof of concept (POC) engagements, ensuring alignment with client needs and showcasing the full capabilities of Agiloft’s solutions. • Mentor Solution Consultants across all levels, sharing advanced consulting skills, industry knowledge, and technical best practices to enhance team capabilities. • Collaborate with product management and engineering teams to incorporate customer feedback into product development, advocating for enhancements that align with industry trends. • Represent Agiloft at industry events, client meetings, and webinars, contributing to the company’s presence as a thought leader in the CLM space. • Incorporate AI-assisted workflows into deal strategy, demos, and POCs to illustrate measurable customer impact. • Model effective use of productivity AI tools (e.g., ChatGPT) and coach junior SCs on best practices for AI-augmented presales work.

• Work collaboratively with a team of assessors as a federal compliance specialist • Draft audit observations that address regulatory objectives • Lead interview and inquiry walkthroughs with clients • Assess security vulnerabilities against security frameworks • Review assessment reports and ensure quality products • Maintain industry-specific certifications and knowledge • Collaborate with project managers and delivery team members

Role Description The purpose of this consultancy is to support UNICEF Innocenti’s comparative research on formal youth governance mechanisms in national and multilateral arenas, contributing to the learning, documentation, and synthesis agenda connected to the Leading Minds Fellowship on Climate Education. The Research Consultant will provide analytical, research, coordination, and synthesis support across the study’s components, including: - Comparative analysis - Pathway tracing - Thematic research examining how children’s, adolescents’, and young people’s priorities are articulated, mediated, and taken up within public decision-making systems The consultancy will contribute to strengthening UNICEF’s evidence base on meaningful child and youth participation and intergenerational governance, with particular emphasis on: - Young people aged 10–24 - Global South contexts - Climate education - Connections between national governance structures and multilateral youth representation The work will inform UNICEF advocacy, policy guidance, Country Office programming, and climate education engagement by generating comparative evidence, analytical frameworks, and practical insights to support more effective, inclusive, and impactful youth participation in policy and decision-making processes. Major areas of work and responsibility: - Comparative Research and Analytical Framework Development: Support the development of a comparative analysis on intergenerational governance and participation. - Country Case Studies and Pathway Tracing: Support the development of a portfolio of comparative country case studies, tracing participation-to-impact pathways. - Participation Pathways Research (Multi-Route Analysis): Contribute to the design, implementation, and analysis of research examining participation pathways. - Cross-Cutting Thematic Analysis: Conflict, Safeguarding, and Civic Space: Support the development of analytical outputs examining how intergenerational governance operates under conditions of conflict, fragility, displacement, and constrained civic space. - Institutional Design, Investment, and Demographic Analysis: Contribute to comparative analysis examining how public investment, institutional location, and demographic context influence youth-focused governance arrangements. - Knowledge Products and Policy Translation: Support the development of high-quality knowledge products, including comparative reports and policy briefs. - Country Office Guidance and Practical Tools: Support the development of practical tools and guidance for UNICEF Country Offices. Qualifications - Bachelor’s in Research, Youth Participation, Training and Facilitation, Evidence Synthesis, Writing or another technical field relevant to the work of UNICEF. - At least 3 years of professional experience in research and/or evidence synthesis with a focus on children and youth. - Demonstrated development and implementation of participatory methodologies. - Be a named author/co-author of at least 3 publications of global scope and policy impact relevance. - Knowledge and experience of convening in virtual settings, with strong familiarity with digital workspaces. - Experience of engaging in child and/or youth networks. - Demonstrated ability to set high standards for quality of work and consistently achieve project goals. - Solid writing, analytical, problem-solving, and presentation skills. - Strong interpersonal skills including developing and maintaining collaborative relationships. - Ability to work in a multi-cultural environment. - Fluency in English is required. Requirements - UNICEF’s Core Values of Care, Respect, Integrity, Trust and Accountability and Sustainability (CRITAS). - Commitment to include everyone, irrespective of their race/ethnicity, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, nationality, socio-economic background, minority, or any other status. - UNICEF encourages applications from all qualified candidates, regardless of gender, nationality, religious or ethnic backgrounds, and from people with disabilities. Benefits - Diverse opportunities for professional and personal development. - Attractive compensation and benefits package.