Programme Manager, Europe (AI Climate Governance)
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- Grade
- Not specified
- Contract
- Full-time, Remote
- Published salary
- €5,366/mo
- Deadline
- September 7, 2026 at 11:59 PM · UTC
- Location
- Remote
Climate Catalyst
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Radar brief
Programme Manager, Europe (AI Climate Governance) is an opportunity at Climate Catalyst · Full-time, Remote · Remote.
This role is central to delivering impactful strategies that target emissions reductions from heavy emitting industries in Europe, focusing on the emerging issue of AI and climate governance.
What you would do
- Identify policy opportunities and contribute to determining strategic policy positions and recommendations for decision-makers and those who influence them.
- Build knowledge in the field of climate governance and AI, focusing on policy mechanisms such as the Cloud and AI Development Act and the EU Tech Sovereignty Package.
- Synthesise AI-relevant policies and research developments into public facing briefings for key stakeholders.
- Work with NGO partner organisations to develop policy positions and execute advocacy activities on climate & AI.
- Conduct stakeholder mapping, research, and analysis to identify strategies and tactics to engage key stakeholders, particularly business and investors.
- Strengthen and build relationships of trust with key businesses and investors, business NGOs, trade associations and other private sector actors.
- Produce private sector-orientated outreach and policy advocacy materials, including memos, brief reports, letters of commitments, talking points, and more.
- Represent Climate Catalyst at relevant events and forums organised by partners and business associations.
Eligibility snapshot
Must have
- At least five years of experience working on EU policy making processes, including advocacy on emerging issues in the field of technology or AI and climate at the Brussels and/or member state levels.
- Demonstrated experience and skills in engaging policymakers and civil society in policy advocacy activities relating to climate change issues.
- Experience of working in multi-disciplinary teams to deliver on organisation-wide strategies.
- Knowledge and understanding of the key issues pertaining to AI and climate, or other industrial decarbonisation policies, and topics pertinent to Europe.
- Strong initiative and an ability to work both autonomously as well as within a team.
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills including the ability to distil complex issues for a lay audience.
- Ability to establish and maintain strong working relationships with the network of civil society organisations and progressive business and investors.
- Committed to our values of courage, collaboration, diversity and learning.
Advantageous
- Experience engaging private sector organisations is valued, but not essential.
- Fluency in an additional European language is highly valued but not required.
- Duration: 12 months, with possibility of extension subject to funding
- This role is to work on our new AI & Climate Governance programme
Contract and workplace context
This role is fully-remote, with a stipend available for use of co-working spaces. You must have a right to work in the European country you reside in.
Official source
Employer: Climate Catalyst Employment type: Full-time, Remote Organisation type: NGOs & Nonprofits Areas: Policy & Advocacy Issue areas: Environmental Protection & Sustainability, Science & Technology Policy Salary: EUR 5,366-5,366 monthly 1 Reports to: Head of Business & Investor Engagement Preferred timezone:…
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