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EU Project & Engagement Officer

Participatory Strategies
EU Project & Engagement Officer
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Who are we?

Make.org is an independent European civic tech organisation. We build technology for democratic purposes to contribute to enhancing participatory democracies - for the positive transformation of our societies. You can find out more about us here.

Our teams build digital solutions to better connect citizens with democratic institutions. This entails, amongst others, engaging citizens and stakeholders on a massive scale in decision making processes. We are positioned on digital participation, the impact of AI on democratic processes, as well as on the links between technology and democracy more generally - in Europe and globally. Our offices are based in Paris, Berlin and Brussels.

We are looking for a Brussels-based intern, with a background in European studies, politics, international affairs or other social science fields and an interest or experience in our field of expertise. The intern will work closely with the Participatory Strategy team and be strongly involved in our ongoing projects.

This will involve in particular:

  • Contribute to the project development of future potential opportunities;
  • Support our general project implementation, organisation and management;
  • Network and partnership management (incl. NGOs, public partners & foundations);
  • Reporting back from relevant conferences and events, such as informal meetings.
  • Support the organisation and implementation of events;
  • Drafting policy notes, publications and posts for social media;

Key qualifications for the position:

  • Bachelor degree or higher in European studies, public policy, economics or other relevant discipline;
  • Background and experience in European public affairs; project management, communication, knowledge of the EU funding opportunities;
  • A sincere interest in participatory democracy, civic tech & citizen engagement;
  • Well-organised, practical-minded and able to prioritise a busy and varied workload;
  • Excellent skills of English (written and spoken), as well as a solid knowledge of French (written and spoken). Further EU languages are desirable;
  • Strong computer / internet skills (basic knowledge of relevant programmes / software and social media).

What you will find at Make.org:

  • A start-up environment in the EU civic tech / public affairs sector;
  • English and French as main working languages;
  • A very supportive, and collaborative, informal working environment;
  • Flat hierarchies and a strong sense of responsibility and ownership;
  • An engaging, multicultural atmosphere;
  • A stimulating working environment;
  • A great level of flexibility between working from the office and from home.

The paid internship contract is envisioned for a 6 month period (deviations possible). The remuneration follows the legal minimum for university internships. Throughout the whole internship, the candidate must be enrolled in a University / School.

Make.org would like to fill this position as soon as possible.

There is no deadline for the application. We will assess candidates as applications come in.

Please fill in this form (https://forms.gle/6BMB1nLa8TZRMcMfA), including an application letter & CV. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact Hendrik Nahr, our Head of European Affairs (hendrik.nahr@make.org).

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EU Project & Engagement Officer

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Participatory Strategies
EU Project & Engagement Officer
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Who are we?

Make.org is an independent European civic tech organisation. We build technology for democratic purposes to contribute to enhancing participatory democracies - for the positive transformation of our societies. You can find out more about us here.

Our teams build digital solutions to better connect citizens with democratic institutions. This entails, amongst others, engaging citizens and stakeholders on a massive scale in decision making processes. We are positioned on digital participation, the impact of AI on democratic processes, as well as on the links between technology and democracy more generally - in Europe and globally. Our offices are based in Paris, Berlin and Brussels.

We are looking for a Brussels-based intern, with a background in European studies, politics, international affairs or other social science fields and an interest or experience in our field of expertise. The intern will work closely with the Participatory Strategy team and be strongly involved in our ongoing projects.

This will involve in particular:

  • Contribute to the project development of future potential opportunities;
  • Support our general project implementation, organisation and management;
  • Network and partnership management (incl. NGOs, public partners & foundations);
  • Reporting back from relevant conferences and events, such as informal meetings.
  • Support the organisation and implementation of events;
  • Drafting policy notes, publications and posts for social media;

Key qualifications for the position:

  • Bachelor degree or higher in European studies, public policy, economics or other relevant discipline;
  • Background and experience in European public affairs; project management, communication, knowledge of the EU funding opportunities;
  • A sincere interest in participatory democracy, civic tech & citizen engagement;
  • Well-organised, practical-minded and able to prioritise a busy and varied workload;
  • Excellent skills of English (written and spoken), as well as a solid knowledge of French (written and spoken). Further EU languages are desirable;
  • Strong computer / internet skills (basic knowledge of relevant programmes / software and social media).

What you will find at Make.org:

  • A start-up environment in the EU civic tech / public affairs sector;
  • English and French as main working languages;
  • A very supportive, and collaborative, informal working environment;
  • Flat hierarchies and a strong sense of responsibility and ownership;
  • An engaging, multicultural atmosphere;
  • A stimulating working environment;
  • A great level of flexibility between working from the office and from home.

The paid internship contract is envisioned for a 6 month period (deviations possible). The remuneration follows the legal minimum for university internships. Throughout the whole internship, the candidate must be enrolled in a University / School.

Make.org would like to fill this position as soon as possible.

There is no deadline for the application. We will assess candidates as applications come in.

Please fill in this form (https://forms.gle/6BMB1nLa8TZRMcMfA), including an application letter & CV. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact Hendrik Nahr, our Head of European Affairs (hendrik.nahr@make.org).

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