Hold a university degree (preferably politics, international relations, law, economics, communication, engineering) Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in Brussels and/or a European institution, industry, association or consultancy; proven experience in working on single market, product safety, digital, or consumer issues is a plus Good understanding of EU institutions and political processes; understanding of standardisation processes is a plus Effective team player, strong communicational and organisational skills, service- and solution-oriented mindset Ability to analyse and present complex content tailored to different audiences Ability to moderate discussions, propose ideas for positions, find compromises and draft positions Fluent written and spoken English skills (high English proficiency); knowledge of other European languages is a plus Willingness to travel to members meetings and events across Europe