The candidate should have a solid background in applied economics given that the selected person will provide support in the preparation of annual publications, notably the annual Eurochambres Economic Survey. Tasks of the intern:

• Support in the preparation of surveys, their promotion and communication;
• General support for all policy priorities (legislative monitoring, research concerning businesses and Chambers, preparation of background notes, briefings and reports, organisation of online meetings and events).

• University degree in economics or political science;
• Analytical skills, capacity to perform quantitative and qualitative data analysis and visualise the findings;
• Sound knowledge of MS Office (in particular MS Excel, Word, PowerPoint);
• Familiarity with the EU institutions and processes or willingness to learn about European decision-making procedures;
• Strong organisational and interpersonal skills;
• Team player;
• Familiarity with digital communications and social media;
• Reliability, adaptability and capacity to prioritise;
• Excellent written and spoken English and one other European language.