Your Profile

Recent, motivated graduate with a degree in politics, administration, law, European studies or similar;
Good knowledge of the EU decision-making process;
Basic working experience in EU affairs through relevant internships (EU institutions, consultancy, trade associations);
Excellent written English and a good working level of German essential;
Good communicator, ability to synthesise complex issues;
Dynamic and inquisitive with a pro-active and client-oriented attitude as well as strong interpersonal skills;
EEA/EU or Swiss citizenship.

If you feel at home in a challenging work environment, enjoy complex political and regulatory tasks and questions and are not afraid to go the famous extra mile to attain our goals, you may find the right place to build on the experience gathered and the promising analytical and conceptional capabilities acquired throughout your time in business, consultancy, associations or related professions.

Your tasks

Monitoring and assessment of political and regulatory developments based on independent research and background conversations with relevant sources;
Analysis and bespoke preparation and editing of qualitative and quantitative information (policy papers, supporting arguments, presentations);
Supporting strategy development and political narratives;
Preparation and attendance of meetings with clients, policy makers as well as stakeholders;
Targeted and sustained professional development with regard to functional expertise as well as networks in business, politics and media.

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