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We are looking for an EU Clean Tech Policy Assistant to be part of our Brussels team and contribute to strengthening our presence in Brussels through the publishing of studies and policy briefs, organisation of events and expanding EPICO’s network.

Your tasks:

Monitor and analyse EU legislative files related to clean technologies for energy, such as batteries, electrolysers, heat pumps etc.;

Track policy developments on critical raw materials (lithium, cobalt, nickel, rare earths) that underpin clean technologies;

Support research on supply chain resilience and Europe's capacity to manufacture clean technologies domestically;

Contribute to analysis of strategic international partnerships on securing access to set clean technologies, and materials to make them (e.g., with Canada);

Assist with drafting briefings, reports, and advocacy materials for EU policy makers;

Assist with communication, internal coordination, and attendance at events;

Support the broader team's work linking energy and industrial policy agendas.

Your qualifications:

You have a master's degree in a field relevant to EU policy (e.g., economics, law, political science/European studies, public policy);

You have a good understanding of political and economic contexts in the field of EU energy and/or climate policy;

Attention to detail and respecting deadlines;

Proactive and creative mindset;

Proficient in the common MS Office programs;

You have an open-minded and communicative personality, who is empathetic and can identify with EPICO's mission and values;

Proficient English language level.

Desired experience/skills:

Professional experience in EU energy policy;

Demonstrated teamwork and interpersonal skills;

Critical thinking;

Social media-savvy;

Good command of either/both German and French.

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