A hybrid work model – up to two days of remote work per week. 

The opportunity to join a dynamic and international team. 

An opportunity for professional growth and learning in a non-profit setting. 

Setting up a FEBA Policy & Advocacy Strategy with the Head of Policy and Network Development and executing and monitoring its implementation, identifying strengths and weaknesses;  

Identify, monitor, analyse, and evaluate legislative, regulatory and policy developments at the EU, national and international levels, directly or indirectly affecting FEBA and our members;  

Carry out policy analysis to identify opportunities to advance advocacy at the EU, national and international levels on relevant topics for FEBA;  

Coordinate with the FEBA staff and members, in particular the EU Working Group, to develop impactful and timely policy documents (briefings, position papers, reports, recommendations, etc.) on international, national and EU-related topics;  

Prepare reports and documents about international, national and EU-related topics; possible collaboration with GFN on policy related topics at the international level. 

Contribute to the capacity building of members on EU topics maintaining and growing the relationship between FEBA and its EU Working Group, in particular, planning and organising meetings as well as ensuring their participation in policy and advocacy work; inquiring about the needs of the members in terms of policy and strengthening their national lobbying and advocacy work.   

Contribute to building relationships with key EU institutions and international organisations and strategic stakeholders, attending external meetings, collecting intelligence, and building alliances relevant to the different policy areas;   

Strengthening FEBAs network both with EU institutions and relevant stakeholders in the food industry, donor organisations and NGOs represented in Brussels towards the EU.  

Manage the editorial calendar and publications regarding EU-related topics on FEBA communication channels and social media accounts, as well as monitor the channels and accounts of our members/partners.   

Exchange information with our members in order to foster and develop the internal network of FEBA;  

Support the general activity of the organisation.  

University degree or relevant academic background in International Relations, Political Science, European Studies, Law, Environmental Studies, Social Policy, or related fields.  

Fluency in English (written and spoken). Knowledge of other EU languages (French, German, or others) is an asset.  

At least 5 years of experience in EU advocacy related to food systems or social policies, food waste prevention, and EU policymaking.  

Good understanding of EU institutions, policy-making processes, and stakeholder engagement.  

Ability to build harmonious and productive relationships internally and externally. 

Excellent communication, research, analytical, and writing skills.  

Strong organizational skills with the ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks.  

Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively in a multicultural environment.  

Committed to promoting the mission of the organisation. 

Proficiency in Microsoft Office; experience with website management, social media, or graphic design tools is a plus. 

Familiarity with the work of Food Banks, food aid organisations or charities would be an asset. 

Candidates must be entitled to work in Belgium and ideally should be based in Brussels. 

Willingness to occasionally travel abroad.