Climate and Energy Adviser

Orgalim | Europe’s Technology Industries is looking for an Adviser to join our dynamic and growing Partnership department in the fields of Climate and Energy policy. This is an opportunity to work at one of the leading industry associations in Europe, on issues that are at the top of the EU political agenda, and key to Europe’s industrial base.

Who we are

Orgalim has a team of over 30 people - 18 nationalities - representing the interests of Europe’s technology industries: innovative companies spanning the mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and electronics, ICT and metal technology branches. We are working with policymakers and stakeholders to strengthen our industries’ growth and global leadership, to maximise their contribution to Europe’s economy and society, and to foster a new relationship of trust between businesses and citizens.

Our Partnership department provides services to more than 20 associations across a diverse spectrum of technology sectors. A dedicated multidisciplinary team of advisers delivers a tailored offering ranging from monitoring to advocacy, to association management, strategy and support.

Europe’s policies related to the green transition –energy transition and decarbonisation agenda, environmental sustainability, circular economy – are top priorities for our members. You will have the opportunity to work with experts from some of the most innovative associations and companies in Europe on these and other crucial issues. At a time when Europe faces many challenges , you will be able to play your part in shaping a policy agenda that supports both key societal objectives and the development of Europe’s technology industries.

Job brief and responsibilities

The Adviser will support several European technology industries sector associations, mostly on climate and energy policy issues, including working together with other colleagues in the Orgalim Partnership and Policy teams. We are looking for an enthusiastic, curious and hands-on colleague with excellent communication skills, a self-starter with creativity, leadership and a “can-do” attitude. The responsibilities include:

• Supporting, advising and proactively driving client sectors’ advocacy efforts on climate, energy, and other relevant policies at EU level;
• Monitoring and reporting on relevant policy developments;
• Driving the work in client sectors’ relevant working groups and task forces, engaging directly with their members;
• Drafting industry positions on relevant issues;
• Designing and implementing strategic advocacy plans;
• Building a strong network with EU institutions and relevant stakeholders;
• Represent client sectors in external meetings and events, including facilitation of preparation, reporting and follow-up to such events;

Your profile

• 3-5 years of relevant experience in European institutions, industry, associations or consultancies;
• Hold university degree;
• Demonstrate deep knowledge of EU policy issues and institutions;
• Multitasking, organisational and planning skills
• Ability to analyse and present complex content adapting to the audience;
• Experience on climate and energy environment policies;
• Ability to moderate discussions and find compromises.
• Demonstrated analytical skills and strong written and oral communication skills;
• Very high proficiency in English; good knowledge of other European languages is a plus;
• Critical thinking skills (e.g. ability to solve problems, ability to ask thoughtful questions);
• Ability to work as a team player, as well as independently
• Willingness to travel to meetings and events in Europe

Our offer

• A full-time role in a dynamic, flexible and international working environment in Brussels where you can take initiative, responsibility and lead advocacy work.
• Joining one of the leading industry associations in Brussels and being at the heart of the ongoing industrial transformation of Europe.
• A competitive salary based on experience and merit, with benefits including private pension plan, a premium health insurance covering hospitalisation and medical and dental expenses, meal vouchers and expense allowances.
• Flexible working policy: option to work remotely up to 3 days/week

How to apply

Please send a CV and a motivation letter to emma.patrali@orgalim.eu by 4th July 2025, mentioning “Partnership Adviser Climate and Energy” in the e-mail subject line.

In the body of the email, please copy in: “I hereby consent that my personal data is processed by Orgalim for recruitment purposes” so that we have your written consent to follow up on your application.