Internship in the EU Affairs Office

• Monitoring of EU policies and drafting notes (Mobility, Emissions Regulations, Road Safety, Digitalization, Energy, Environment and Climate etc.);

• Attendance of and reporting on policy events in Brussels;

• Attendance of and reporting on association meetings;

• Assisting with research and analysis of policy issues;

• Helping with formulating advocacy and position papers;

• Preparing and assisting in outreaches.

• University degree in European studies, politics, communications, economics, law or business (preferably at a Master level).

• Dynamic, excited about European affairs, able to feel ownership of their projects and see them through;

• Excellent organizational skills;

• Excellent written and spoken English. Fluency in German is a plus;

• Excellent networking and social skills with a special attention to adapt to various intercultural settings;

• Good analytical, conceptual and strategic thinking skills;

• Flexibility, willingness to learn and adapt;

• Ability to work independently and as part of an international team

• Understanding of EU institutions functioning is a plus;

• Interest in transport/mobility, digitalization, energy, environment and climate.

• A competitive renumeration.
• Professional development in one of Europe's leading global tech and innovation companies.
• Growth of professional network across European Institutions and Brussels policy community.
• A learning opportunity to develop critical policy skills and gain practical knowledge about industry, technology, innovation and public funding dynamics.

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