EU Policy Manager
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18 hours ago
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1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Job description
You are a political operator with 5-8 years experience of EU politics and policy. You have a good understanding of the EUs digital policies and demonstrated affinity with the tech accountability agenda. You are well versed in the nature of and debates surrounding social media. You have a strong political network in Brussels and in at least one key member state. You enjoy meeting new people and making connections working autonomously and as part of a small team. You are fully proficient in English as well as in German and/or French; other languages are a major asset. You are a fluent writer a skilled campaigner and an accomplished policy advocate.
Other Requirements
Willingness to travel regularly within the EU.
Commitment to Reset Techs mission.
High standards of professionalism discretion and integrity.
Position responsibilities
Key Responsibilities
Political and Stakeholder Outreach
Build and maintain relationships with EU political parties national political parties and policymakers with a focus on at least one major member state.
Identify political policy and societal trends across the EU relevant to EU digital regulation and its enforcement.
Help build and support engagement strategies and campaigns that encourage a strong and consistent approach to sovereign EU tech regulation.
Coordinate with civil society partners think tanks experts and industry actors.
Support the organization of events workshops and high-level discussions.
EU Institutional Engagement
Establish and maintain relationships with key officials and aides within the European Parliament the Council and the Commission.
Identify and track key political and policy developments related to digital markets digital services and platform accountability.
Prepare briefings and policy analyses for EU policymakers.
Represent Reset Tech in meetings hearings and events.
Support members of the global Reset Tech team in their engagement with the EU institutions.
Your profile
Functional Requirements
Qualifications & Experience
A minimum of 5-8 years professional experience in EU politics and policy preferably acquired as an official or EU parliamentary aide.
A Masters degree in EU affairs law public policy economics or political science or equivalent acquired through experience.
Demonstrated knowledge of EU legislative processes and institutional dynamics.
Thorough understanding of the EUs digital policies and the challenges facing them.
Skills & Competencies
Strong political skills and the ability to communicate effectively with policymakers.
Excellent analytical and writing skills; confident communicator with the ability to translate complex policy topics into clear research-driven messages.
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to build and maintain professional relationships.
Ability to manage multiple tasks meet deadlines and work independently.
Full professional proficiency in English and either German or French is required; additional EU languages are a major asset.
Why us
What we offer
Competitive salary and ancillary benefits.
Hybrid working from Brussels.
The opportunity to work on one of the most pressing issues of our time.
Impactful work with a mission-driven team.
Timeline and Contact
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
About us
Required Experience:
Manager
Key Skills
- Legal Drafting
- Communication skills
- Computer Operation
- Business Management
- Pricing
- Research Experience
- Information Security
- Project Management
- Administrative Experience
- Public Speaking
- Data Analysis Skills
- Writing Skills
About Company
Our mission is to support a “reset” of the relationship between media and democracy in the digital age to ensure that publics are more informed and less divided. We seek to neutralise the threats posed to democracy by digital media monopolies and restore the power of information techn ... View more
