Lead, structure and document stakeholder consultations (QuIC, Member States, industry and other actors).

Analyse public and targeted consultation results and extract clear, policy-relevant findings.

Support the coordination and synthesis of the different quantum technology roadmap exercises.

Map and analyse quantum supply chains, in close cooperation with JRC, Chips JU and QuIC.

Provide analytical and drafting input to the Impact Assessment led internally by the Commission.

Support briefing and policy-preparation tasks across interservice processes and RSB milestones

B2 level of English minimum. Any knowledge of French is an asset.

At least 5 years of professional experience in policy analysis, technology policy, industrial policy or related fields, preferably at EU or international level.

At least 3 years of experience in designing and/or analysing stakeholder consultations (public and/or targeted) for policy development or impact assessment.

Demonstrated experience in working with advanced or emerging technologies (e.g. quantum, microelectronics, high-performance computing, AI, cloud, cybersecurity) in a policy, strategy or techno-economic context.

Proven experience in drafting high-quality analytical and policy documents (e.g. staff working documents, impact assessment contributions, roadmap/strategy reports, policy briefs).

Experience with supply chain mapping and/or ecosystem analyses (e.g. industrial value chains, critical raw materials, strategic dependencies) is a strong asset.

Experience of working with or within EU institutions, EU-funded programmes or similar international organisations.

Practical experience with standard office and collaboration tools used in the Commission environment (e.g. Excel, PowerPoint, Word, SharePoint, Teams; experience with survey tools and basic data analysis tools is an asset

English

Sharepoint

Powerpoint

Artificial Intelligence

Our client within the European Institutions is currently looking for a Project Manager (Policy/Technical Expert)  to lead, structure and document stakeholder consultations (QuIC, Member States, industry and other actors).

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Project Manager (Policy/Technical Expert)

Daily rate: €340-€390

Location:

Brussels, Belgium

Apply before:

26/01/2026

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