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Motivation letter
I am writing to express my interest in the advertised position. With a Master’s degree in Philology (Applied Linguistics), specialising in strategic communications analytics and translation, and professional experience in analytical research within leading Ukrainian NGOs, I have developed a strong foundation in evidence-based analysis, structured reporting, and stakeholder-oriented communication.
I am especially motivated by the opportunity to contribute my analytical expertise to socially significant and humanitarian initiatives. I am confident that my experience in research, monitoring-related analysis, and NGO collaboration would allow me to effectively support programme implementation, learning processes, and evidence-informed decision-making within your organisation. I am comfortable working independently, managing multiple tasks, and maintaining strong professional relationships with partners and stakeholders.
My expected gross monthly salary is approximately 40,000–45,000 UAH, though I remain open to discussion depending on the scope of responsibilities and overall compensation package.

Thank you for considering my application. I would welcome the opportunity to further discuss how my background and skills can contribute to your team.

Sincerely, Anton Naumenko

Naumenko Anton

Kyiv • [open contact info](look above in the "contact info" section) • 23 y.o.•[open contact info](look above in the "contact info" section)

Education
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Institute of Philology 2019-2025
Master`s degree in Philology (specialization: applied linguistics)

Profile summary
Analyst with a background in philology and experienced in strategic communications, with practical experience in NGO and think-tank environments (Razumkov Centre, Analytical Department of the Come Back Alive Initiative Center, Laboratory of Legislative Initiatives). Skilled in processing large volumes of data from open and internal sources, preparing analytical conclusions and recommendations, as well as producing structured reports and analytical materials, including policy briefs, in the context of research and project initiatives. My background in applied linguistics enhances my ability to analyze qualitative data, identify communication patterns, and support evidence-based monitoring and evaluation processes. I am currently looking for positions with functional responsibilities related to MEAL.

Experience

Analytics/research

Razumkov Centre — Reearch Analyst (Practice)
Kyiv | September 2025 – October 2025

Worked under the supervision of Mykhailo Pashkov, Co-Director of the Foreign Policy and International Security Program

• Contributed to the analytical report «Ukraine’s Foreign Policy: Features, Challenges, Priorities» (September 2025) and «Ukraine: from war to peace and recovery» (October 2025) through data collection, drafting analytical conclusions, and editing report sections to improve clarity, logical coherence, and structural consistency

• Processed large volumes of open-source and internal data, synthesizing information into structured analytical outputs, summaries, and brief conclusions

• Supported research teams by conducting fact-checking, data verification, and analysis of open and closed sources, ensuring accuracy and reliability of analytical findings

• Conducted monitoring and analysis of international assistance flows, including the Ukraine Facility, and assessed reductions in U.S. funding for international humanitarian programs and UN agencies (totaling a $13.9 billion cut in U.S. global aid) while analyzing new procurement mechanisms like PURL and JUMPSTART

•Translated and adapted analytical and presentation materials for press releases, roundtables, and conferences

Come Back Alive Initiative Center Analytical Department
November 2024

Worked under Maria Kucherenko, supporting analysis related to security dynamics, information threats, and wartime communications (within the limits allowed by NDA).

• Supported research activities related to security narratives, wartime communications, and information resilience, analyzing open and closed sources and preparing concise analytical summaries

• Conducted risk-oriented assessment of communication environments, identifying narratives, hostile information tactics, and media influence mechanisms

• Translated and edited analytical materials for roundtables and stakeholder communications

Laboratory of Legislative Initiatives
December 2025 (Test Task for Laboratory of Legislative Initiatives)

• Developed an outline and conducted a legislative impact assessment for Draft Law No. 3195, applying monitoring and evaluation logic to public policy design (aligned with EU Better Regulation standards)

• Analyzed policy objectives, stakeholders, risks, evaluating administrative impact and compliance with international commitments (by Guide to the Methodology for Assessing Legislative Impact )

• Designed monitoring criteria and indicators to assess legislative implementation effectiveness, including reporting compliance, data transparency, and institutional accountability

• Assessed potential governance, administrative, budgetary, and gender impacts of proposed regulatory changes, identifying potential bottlenecks and mitigation strategies

• Prepared structured analytical conclusions and evidence-based recommendations to move from formal procedures to meaningful parliamentary control

Technical skills

Activities
Applying Ukrainian Expertise to Develop Digital Skills for Employment and Resilience Against Propaganda and Misinformation
Training, Vilnius, Lithuania-February 25–27, 2025