Project Management Trainee
Europe is experiencing exciting and challenging times. Digital tools and technologies are ever-more shaping our daily lives and transforming different sectors. The European DIGITAL SME Alliance is tasked to represent and support the main driver of such changes in Europe – small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the ICT sector. Representing over 45,000 SMEs through its national and regional member associations, DIGITAL SME is Europe’s first and largest ICT SME association. To reach its goals for sustainable digital transformation of the European economy and society, the European Union has put in place various funding programs that serve as catalysts for research and innovation, contribute to the development of digital infrastructure, enhance essential skills and competencies, etc… As the European DIGITAL SME Alliance actively participates in EU projects funded under these programmes, it is constantly looking for hands-on, fast learning students/fresh graduate wishing to complete a curricular Project Management traineeship in a growing and dynamic European association.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Supporting the project management team in the implementation of various project tasks, such as research, drafting and editing content, organising project-related events, etc;
- Supporting the organisation and execution of online, hybrid and offline events;
- Creating and posting content on project-related websites and social media;
- Contributing to writing and reviewing project deliverables;
- Supporting the preparation/drafting of proposals in response to tenders and call for proposals issued by the EU Institutions;
- Attending events, conferences, workshops, etc;
- Ad-hoc support.
What do you need to join our team?
- Proficiency in English;
- Some previous knowledge of and interest in EU digital policies and/or EU funded projects;
- General computer literacy (WordPress), knowledge of CRM software is an asset;
- Proficiency in another EU language, especially French, Dutch or German, is an asset;
- Team player, reliable, highly motivated.
What you can expect from us:
- The opportunity to be involved in the EU project management at all the stages;
- Insights into EU digital policy and Brussels digital environment;
- Gaining first-hand experience working in the “EU Bubble” as part of a young international team;
- Flexible working hours, a great working environment and plenty of opportunities to attend a variety of events.
Please note that in order to be eligible, you need to be currently enrolled in university and willing to complete a curricular (unpaid) internship OR be eligible through Erasmus+ funding.
Expected starting date: February 2025
If you see yourself as our next trainee and fulfil the requirements, submit your CV and a cover letter to jobs@digitalsme.eu, subject line “Project Management Traineeship” today! Please note that due to the high volume of applications received, only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Privacy disclaimer: DIGITAL SME ensures a GDPR-compliant treatment of your personal data. Please note, we might keep your CV and all the information provided in your application, so that we can contact you in the future should a similar position open again. If you don’t want your data to be retained, please indicate this in your application.
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