The Quantum Hub (TQH)
About The Quantum Hub (TQH) Consulting
The Quantum Hub (TQH) was founded in 2017 with the aim of supporting businesses, development organisations and policymakers with complex public policy problems in India. TQH is based out of New Delhi and operates at the intersection of public policy research and advocacy.
Our bouquet of services and expertise are curated to support clients throughout the lifecycle of policy formulation and implementation. This assists them in keeping track of developments, pre-emptively developing policy positions, and executing communications, partnerships and advocacy strategies. Educated at top schools in India and abroad, TQH’s multidisciplinary team boasts rich experience working in various government and political offices.
Description of TQH’s Engagements
By design, TQH is a multisectoral firm with diverse projects in technology, telecom, energy policy, gender inclusion and social sector policies. We work extensively on issues of data protection and privacy, intermediary liability, digital competition, AI regulation, digital public infrastructure as well as regulation of new business models in fintech and telecom. We lead policy assignments for several tech majors and collaborate with industry bodies like NASSCOM, IAMAI, BIF, and IEIC.
TQH also supports policies that empower women in partnership with the World Bank, UN Women, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, IWWAGE, and the Udaiti Foundation. We address issues of accessibility and disability rights, financial inclusion and circularity.
Additionally, we enhance research-based civic engagement and participatory governance by assisting offices of Members of Parliament, Members of State Legislatures, Government Ministries and institutions with research and advocacy on legislative and policy issues through our policy learning arm Young Leaders for Active Citizenship (YLAC).
Role Description
As a manager, you will be expected to guide your team with research and analysis while taking ownership of client relationships. You’ll also be responsible for supporting clients in designing advocacy strategies, curating meaningful partnerships and engaging with the government as well as media and other stakeholders in the ecosystem. You may also be expected to present research findings and emerging evidence to policymakers to help inform deliberations on matters under consideration.
In addition to the work we do for clients, you will also play a key role in establishing TQH’s thought leadership in emerging policy areas by undertaking in-house research projects and representing our work externally.
Finally, you’ll be expected to work with colleagues to further the cause of civic engagement and participatory governance by supporting YLAC’s work.
Qualifications Required
- Degree from a reputed university in law/ economics/ public policy/ political science/ related fields or experience in public policy research, advocacy and government partnerships
- 5-8 years of work experience
- Strong analytical skills
- Ability to present information in a structured and insightful manner
- Excellent communication skills and an eye for detail
- Ability to work in a dynamic environment with a strong desire to learn new skills
Perks
- Compensation commensurate with experience and in line with market expectations
- An intellectually stimulating work environment with peers from top institutions
- An opportunity to shape the way policymaking is undertaken in India and a chance to inform the thinking on rapidly evolving policy issues
- An avenue to work directly with marquee clients
- A platform to engage with policy enthusiasts through YLAC
Location: Lajpat Nagar III, New Delhi with sporadic travel to other cities
To Apply
Please submit your details along with your resume, one well-researched writing sample (ideally, not more than 8 pages) and two references through the form here. You are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Shortlisting will be followed by two rounds of interview and one written assignment.
