The project Director is seeking an assistant, starting 1 September 2025. In line with the objectives outlined above, you will be expected to perform a range of technical, communication, and organisational functions, including but not limited to:
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Assist with research on issues related to the use of the gas grid to transport hydrogen.
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Assist with advocacy: develop messages and content, create brochures, prepare slides.
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Keep project data up to date – databases, website, LinkedIn, Teams project platform.
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Track policy and regulatory developments relating to the use of the gas grid to deliver hydrogen in Brussels (Gas Package) and in member countries.
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Track the “Brussels diary” and industry events that the project should be visible at.
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Attend events in Brussels and report on content, when the Director cannot attend.
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Monitor mainstream media for information of relevance.
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Assist with the preparation of meetings and events, and during meetings take notes/minutes.
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Liaise with project members, partners, and stakeholders as required.
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Support the work of the project Director day-to-day as required.
Requirements
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University or advanced degree in engineering or technology related to the gas industry, or international relations, or European energy policy or other related field, with a good understanding of the impact that the energy transition has on the gas business.
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Command of spoken and written English.
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The ability to analyse information and summarise data concisely, with an eye for detail.
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Interpersonal and communication skills and the confidence to liaise with project members, partners, and stakeholders as required.
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Time management skills and the ability to meet deadlines.
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A flexible, independent personality that welcomes new challenges and perspectives, can work alone for periods and enjoys work in a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary environment.
What we offer
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The chance to be part of a dynamic international team that is making a difference in the move towards clean energy by promoting hydrogen and other green gases.
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Office facilities in SPACES, Rue Belliard 40, 1040 Brussels, Belgium.
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Work with a supportive industry community.
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Paid Belgian CIP contract for 6 months with an option of renewal for another 6 months.
Learning Areas
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During the internship period, you will develop an understanding of the challenges that the gas industry faces as well as the opportunities for it to transform to the supply of hydrogen (and other green gases), including technical, commercial, and regulatory issues.
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You will also further develop skills related to research, analytical thinking, drafting, negotiations, event organisation, and communications and the culture of high-level, international collaboration.
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You will also have the opportunity to improve your “softer skills” – communications, advocacy, diplomacy, relationship management, time management, patience, and how to coordinate a diverse group towards a common goal.
How to apply?
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For your application to be considered it must include a CV, cover letter, and proof that you can live and work in Europe. Please email to info(at)ready4h2.com.
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Candidates must currently hold the independent right to live and work in Europe and be prepared to ensure that right remains throughout the scope of the contract. Please note that it is your responsibility to ensure you meet the legal requirements to live and work in Belgium.
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The deadline for applications is midnight 0900 hrs CET (Berlin time) Friday 18 July 2025.
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Short-listed candidates will be contacted to undertake a written test. This will be issued by email and require a timed reply. Subsequent suitable candidates will be offered an online interview (or face to face if already in Brussels).
We look forward to receiving your application.