Purpose of the Role
The Manager will lead the association’s regulatory and public affairs work related to electronics, mobility, and broader sustainability issues. This includes monitoring and influencing EU regulatory initiatives such as the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), with a particular focus on digital product passports (DPPs), reparability, and recycling of bonded articles across sectors (e.g. electronics, vehicles, and other complex products). The role supports members in navigating evolving sustainability frameworks and contributes to the association’s strategic positioning on circular economy and product policy.
Key Responsibilities
- Policy Monitoring & Advocacy
Monitor EU regulatory developments relevant to electronics, mobility, and sustainability (e.g. ESPR, Circular Economy Action Plan, CEA plan, DPPs, ELV Directive, Battery Regulation and others).
Draft position papers, consultation responses, and advocacy strategies in coordination with members and aligned associations. - Working Group Coordination
Coordinate relevant working groups, ensuring effective collaboration and knowledge exchange among members.
Prepare agendas, minutes, and follow-up actions. - Stakeholder Engagement
Represent the association in EU stakeholder forums, expert groups, and industry alliances.
Build and maintain relationships with EU institutions, NGOs, and peer associations. - Sustainability & Circular Economy
Support members on sustainability-related topics, including digital product passports, reparability, and recyclability of bonded articles.
Contribute to the development and promotion of sector-specific sustainability tools and guidance. - Communication & Outreach
Draft technical and policy briefings, newsletters, and updates for internal and external audiences.
Support the communications team in raising visibility of the association’s sustainability work.
Profile Requirements
- University degree in environmental sciences, engineering, law, or political science.
- At least 3–5 years of experience in EU regulatory affairs, preferably in electronics, mobility, or sustainability-related sectors.
- Strong understanding of EU policymaking and sustainability frameworks.
- Excellent communication and coordination skills.
- Fluency in English; other EU languages are an asset.