WalterLane is pleased to lead the search for a Project Coordinator, Transatlantic Relations for the DC office of a leading European think tank. The organization focuses on the trans-Atlantic partnership and the economic, political, and social challenges facing the United States and Europe.
REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, strong academic background in US-European Union relations, knowledge of policy issues of importance to the US-European relationship, strong research and writing skills, and 1+ years of related work experience.
The culture is one that encourages creativity and new ideas, professional development, and allows you to have a real impact on the work of the organization. Salary 55 - 58K with excellent benefits, and the opportunity to work with a highly talented, dedicated, friendly team. Hybrid role, 3 days in office.
As the project coordinator, you will support the team's research and program needs with a focus on the organization's digital platforms, next generation engagement, and office-wide projects.
ABOUT THE ROLE
- Research key indicators on a quarterly basis for two projects
- Author comparative summaries for digital platform
- Conduct research, writing, and content curation for project
- Research and write on areas of interest in transatlantic policy debates
- Research and track legislative developments with policy overlap on both sides of the Atlantic
- Liaise with partners and service providers to ensure smooth operation of the digital platform
- Identify and implement relevant information to support projects
- Provide logistical and program support for online and in-person events connected to projects
- Assist in organizing the annual summer series program
- Support the foundation's outreach and engagement plan
ABOUT YOU
- Bachelor's or Masters' degree in international relations, international politics, public policy, or a related field with 1+ years of related work experience
- Strong academic background in US-European Union relations with a general understanding and solid knowledge of policy issues
- Interest in comparative policy analysis is an asset
- Ability to quickly “ramp up” on subject matter related to new and on-going projects
- Exceptional research and writing skills
- Curiosity, creativity, and flexibility
- Fluency in European languages is preferred
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