**Location:** Brussels, Belgium
**Reports to:** Programme Director, Greenpeace European Unit
**Contract type:** CDI – Contrat à Durée Indéterminée, Full-Time (37.5h/week)
**Contact for questions**: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
## Role Purpose
Greenpeace European Unit is recruiting a political campaigner on EU tech regulation to drive ambitious change at the heart of Europe, at a time when regulating big tech is more urgent than ever.
Widespread misinformation, monopolistic power, data extraction, and online violence call for accountability and a renewed public interest approach towards digital infrastructure.
Based in Brussels, the political campaigner will conduct Greenpeace’s advocacy work on big tech, pushing for bold EU regulation by identifying critical political opportunities, guiding high-impact campaigns, and mobilising coalitions to ensure digital power is held accountable to people and the planet.
We are looking for a driven and experienced professional with deep policy expertise at the intersection of tech, democracy, and environmental justice, ready to step up Greenpeace’s work on public-interest digital regulation in the EU.
This is a unique opportunity to contribute to some of the most defining policy debates of our time within a global organisation.
## Key Responsibilities
### Strategic Campaign Development
– Identify key regulatory battles on big tech where Greenpeace EU can make the most difference
– Develop and implement advocacy strategies on big tech
– Maintain active relationships with EU institutions and representatives
– Provide policy advice, expertise and analysis to support campaign goals at the EU level
– Align EU-level work on big tech with broader Greenpeace priorities and campaigns
– Draft briefings, letters and other advocacy material for EU audiences
– Partner with other NGOs, civil society and advocacy networks
– Act as spokesperson in media and public forums on relevant EU political issues
## Candidate Profile
– Excellent expertise in big tech, AI, and digital regulation; competition legislation is a plus
– Proven fluency in policy analysis and writing
– Knowledge of EU decision-making processes
– Several years of relevant professional experience with demonstrated ability to develop and execute advocacy strategies
– Strong networking skills and ability to work with diverse stakeholders
– Fluency in English and at least one other European language
## What We Offer
– A strategic and high-impact role shaping EU policy at a critical moment for digital regulation
– The opportunity to work at the heart of European decision-making in Brussels and contributing to policy that will define our collective future
– A collaborative, international, and purpose-driven team in Brussels and a network of colleagues and offices across the world
– Competitive NGO salary ranging EUR 4,700 – EUR 5,900 depending on experience
– Competitive benefits package, including pension, health insurance, meal vouchers, transport support, and extra paid holidays
– Flexible working: while the post is ordinarily in the office in Brussels, we allow part-time teleworking
## Our Values
Greenpeace is committed to equal opportunities and diversity. We encourage applications from anyone who believes they fit the essential requirements for the job, irrespective of: race/ethnicity; religion/belief; disability; sex, gender identity or sexual orientation; pregnancy, marital or parental status; and age.
Greenpeace is an independent global campaigning network that acts to change attitudes and behaviour, to protect and conserve the environment and to promote peace. We do not accept donations from governments, the EU, businesses or political parties.
EU Transparency Register: 9832909575-41
## How to Apply
Please send your CV and cover letter in one PDF labelled as [lastname_firstname_bigtech]
to [email protected]
**Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.**
Join Greenpeace European Unit and help ensure that the rules of our digital future serve the public interest — not just corporate power.
