All Things Urban

Eurocities is the network of more than 200 cities in 38 countries, representing 130 million people, working together to ensure a good quality of life for all. You greet your neighbour as you leave home on your way to do work that is meaningful and decently paid. The air is clean and free of honking car horns. Using the free public wifi, you see that today the public square is a local artisans’ and farmers’ market. Your phone polls you on a few quick ideas that the local administration wants to try. You truly feel like you are a part of the city, and, as such, a part of Europe. This is the future that European cities have been working to build through Eurocities since 1986. We help cities inspire each other. When a crisis hits, the urgency of local coordination and information sharing is starkly obvious – but with longer-burning issues like climate change, social equality and a vibrant economy this ‘glocal’ approach is no less essential. That’s why we work with over 200 of Europe’s largest cities to improve the lives of over 130 million residents across 38 countries. That’s the ‘cities’ part of ‘Eurocities’. Hundreds of cities have already committed to getting carbon emissions down to zero, welcoming migrants and refugees, and governing through dialogue with their residents. Local governments work on the ground with citizens and residents, and are essential partners for turning EU policies and ambitions into reality. As such, cities must be included directly in European decision making and should be in direct receipt of European funds. That’s the ‘Euro’ part of ‘Eurocities.’ So Eurocities, Europe plus cities, equals a better future for all.

Eurocities, the network of major European cities, is recruiting a project coordinator to work in the field of sustainable urban mobility. The candidate would start end of August – beginning of September. Eurocities is a dynamic and international team where we trust in people, value constructive exchanges and collaborative work. We help people thrive in a friendly, open and healthy environment while promoting a work/life balance.

As project coordinator, you will be in charge of transfer of knowledge of selected EU funded projects on sustainable urban mobility, with a specific focus on electrification and charging infrastructure. You will work as part of the mobility team at the Eurocities Brussels office. In this role, you will: - Manage Eurocities’ activities and responsibilities in the framework of the H2020 USER CHI project, with a specific focus on knowledge-sharing, transferability and replication - Work in tandem with the project support officer managing USER CHI communication and dissemination - Liaise with the project coordinator and other partners - Manage the project budget within Eurocities’ responsibility - Prepare required deliverables, technical reports, and cost statements - Ensure strong links with our policy work and relevant EU platforms and initiatives - Contribute to the Eurocities Mobility Forum activities and working groups - Participate in other relevant activities of Eurocities - Disseminate information to members on the project outcomes in cooperation with the communications team - Stimulate and support project development in the domain of sustainable urban mobility in cooperation with the senior project coordinator and the project & knowledge sharing director

You are an experienced professional who is full of initiative, self-driven, curious, creative, flexible and results-oriented. The skills and experience to do this job successfully include: - a successful track record of five years’ work experience in EU-funded project management experience in coordinating and working with multiple stakeholders at EU and local level - in-depth and up-to-date knowledge on sustainable urban mobility EU; dedicated expertise on electrification and charging infrastructure is an asset - experience in knowledge transfer and event organisation - fluent in English, and able to write clear and concise reports in English - good networking abilities and interpersonal skills for an international environment - excellent relationship management, negotiating, coordination, and communications skills Assets: - experience in working with local and city governments or public sector partners on sustainable urban mobility - other languages - experience in policy work - experience in writing policy recommendations and publications

- a one year contract, starting as soon as possible - a full time contract, either as: an employee, under Belgian legislation. The selected candidate will need to either live in Belgium or be willing to move to Belgium for the duration of the contract (candidates need to provide a Belgian address). Or freelancer, based in any EU country and able to prove freelancer status as natural person. - €3,200 – €3,800 monthly gross salary, according to profile and experience - flexible working hours - part-time teleworking Benefits Meal vouchers, pension plan, hospitalisation insurance, public transport costs, 13th month, éco-chèques, training opportunities

€3,200 – €3,800 monthly gross salary, according to profile and experience

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