F-List Research Assistant; remote
New York, New York County, New York, 10261, USA
Listed on 2026-02-08
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Research/Development
Market Research, Research Analyst
Location: New York
Overview
Clean Creatives is hiring three research assistants to conduct open source research between April 1 and June 15, 2026 for the 2026 edition of our annual report, The F-List. We are hiring one researcher in each of these 3 regions: (1) North America and LATAM, (2) UK and Europe and (3) MENAT and brand studios. These are fully remote positions.
Details
Clean Creatives is seeking researchers to contribute to the 2026 edition of our premier research report, the F-List. This report documents relationships between fossil fuel companies and advertising and PR firms worldwide, with the goals of providing transparency for communications professionals and brands and better understanding the communications strategies of major polluters. In its sixth year, the 2026 F-List will seek to present the most current picture of these relationships possible, with an added goal of filling in specific geographic gaps in our past research.
Past editions of this report have attracted wide coverage in communication industry press, extensive online conversation, and significantly impacted agencies’ practices. We are interested in uncovering data that helps make news and shapes the advertising and PR industry’s business goals.
We are seeking researchers to identify which agencies are responsible for promoting fossil fuel companies and lobbying groups in (1) North America and LATAM, (2) UK and Europe, and (3) MENAT and brand studios. This researcher or team will analyze public sources to find proof of advertising and PR agencies working on fossil fuel campaigns. These sources include:
- Agency websites
- Lobbying databases
- Award show directories
- News coverage
- Linked In and Meta ad libraries
- Social media posts
We will train researchers on how to find and record contracts and provide a list of countries and companies to guide their research. The researcher(s) should be comfortable working with multi-lingual sources, or in translation, to accurately and comprehensively identify key data in relevant languages.
QualificationsWe are seeking either an individual researcher, or a team, to identify which agencies are responsible for promoting fossil fuel companies and lobbying groups in (1) North America and LATAM, (2) UK and Europe, and (3) MENAT and brand studios. The ideal candidate will be detail-oriented, organized and intuitive, and have previous experience analyzing data or conducting research. We would like to work with researchers who are curious and self-motivated and who can consistently dedicate at least 15-20 hours of time every week during the 8-10 week research period.
If you are the type of person who likes to search through databases and go through pages of Google search results, this is for you!
This researcher or team will analyze public sources to find proof of advertising and PR agencies working on fossil fuel campaigns. These sources include:
We are especially interested in candidates who have experience researching the region and candidates who are familiar with company names and structures in the oil and gas industry and/or the advertising and PR industry. However, this experience is not required.
CompensationThis is a paid contract position which will start on April 1, 2026 and end on June 15, 2026. Compensation will be $5000 for all deliverables.
How to ApplyApplicants from any country are welcome to apply.
To apply, send resumes and 2-3 research work samples to Clean Creatives Head of Research Nayantara Dutta (nayantaraia) with one of the following subject lines:
- “F-List Research Assistant - North America and LATAM”
- "F-List Research Assistant - UK and Europe”
- “F-List Research Assistant - MENAT and brand studios”
Applicants are encouraged to apply by Feb 21.
Further details in this Google Doc:
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