Project Manager Global Steel Transformation (f/m/d)
Summary
Agora Industry, a Berlin-based climate/energy think tank, is hiring a Project Manager for its global steel transformation programme. Day to day the person runs research projects, writes studies and policy papers, maintains tools like the Global Steel Transformation Tracker, and engages with industry and government stakeholders to advance steel decarbonisation. Core focus is policy analysis, resear
- Conducting and managing specific research projects on the transformation of the steel sector;
- Develop studies, memos, and policy papers on different aspects to promote the fast transformation of the global steel sector;
- In coordination with regional teams, systematically transfer international best practices, expertise, and research results from Agora’s work in steel transformation to stakeholders in various focus regions;
- Working with Agora’s closest partners in the field; strongly engaging with stakeholders, and advising government authorities on key policies;
- Contribute to the collection and management of data for updating various Agora tools, such as the Global Steel Transformation Tracker;
- Monitoring political debates and technological developments;
- Support the development and implementation of steel decarbonisation roadmaps in targeted countries;
- Communicating results and insights from Agora’s work, as well as knowledge about industry transition policies, regulations and techno-economic developments to various audiences;
- Support stakeholder engagement and network development, including organisation of consultations, events and workshops;
- Working with Agora’s team to ensure the smooth running of daily work and forward planning, including with team members working from Berlin, Brussels and Beijing.
- A strong desire to actively shape the global clean energy and industry transitions;
- A Master’s degree in economics, engineering or similar and at least 3 years of relevant work experience with industry topics. Specific experience working with the steel sector is an asset;
- Experience working on public policy matters and communicating with policymakers;
- A proven track record and field of expertise working in or with industry stakeholders, for example on technologies/innovation, economics or materials science;
- Experience with working in international teams and networks;
- Dedication, reliability, perseverance, and a strong intellect; creativity and an ability to work independently as well as in a team;
- High degree of personal initiative as well as a structured and organised working manner;
- Excellent communication skills, verbal and written, ability to present analytical and research material;
- Willingness to travel internationally;
- Fluency in English; other language skills are a plus.
- An opportunity to work in a mission-driven, highly motivated, and professional team;
- An attractive office space in a central Berlin location and the option of hybrid working with good digital equipment;
- An opportunity to develop professional relationships with colleagues and experts working in governmental institutions, industry, civil society stakeholders, and national governments across different countries and regions;
- Opportunities for professional growth, constant learning and development via the wide variety of projects undertaken and frequent interaction with leading experts and policy makers;
- 29 vacation days, 24th & 31st December off-work, flexible working hours, access to a coaching platform for mental wellbeing;
- A structured onboarding programme and regular team and organisation-wide retreats to bring us all together;
- One option from our benefits basket (e.g. job ticket, Urban Sports, Shopping Vouchers, etc.).
- A full-time or part-time role with initially a two-year contract.