International Engagement Manager

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Independent Brussels-based nonprofit think-and-do tank that helps policymakers anticipate and govern rapid technological change, including advanced AI.

Brussels, Belgium
About Centre for Future Generations

Centre for Future Generations (CFG) is a nonprofit policy research and advocacy organization focused on the governance of emerging technologies. Its current work includes Advanced AI, biotech, climate interventions, neurotechnology, and a policy incubator.

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Skills

Candidate Availability

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About the Role

You will build and steward relationships with think tanks, civil society organisations, international actors, and scientific institutions outside Europe. You will develop international engagement and capacity-building initiatives, coordinate UN-facing work, contribute research and publications, and travel regularly to Brussels and international partner meetings.

Requirements

  • 8+ years of relevant professional experience in international engagement, partnerships, or multilateral work
  • Experience navigating international fora, multilateral processes, UN bodies, international institutions, or regional organisations
  • A credible network across international policy, civil society, or multilateral spaces
  • Cross-cultural communication skills
  • Strategic thinking and ability to turn ideas into action
  • Written communication skills
  • Willingness and ability to travel extensively and regularly
  • Fluent professional English

Responsibilities

  • Contribute to the development and execution of the Climate Interventions Team strategy
  • Lead capacity-building initiatives with think tanks, civil society organisations, and regional networks outside Europe
  • Translate partnerships into joint initiatives, events, consultations, publications, and public dialogues
  • Develop outreach and capacity-building strategies that expand Global Majority participation
  • Coordinate engagement with the United Nations, including logistics, representation, and consultations
  • Produce research, analysis, briefings, and publications
  • Monitor, evaluate, and report partnership and engagement outcomes
  • Strengthen team processes, knowledge management, and cross-programme collaboration
  • Travel regularly to Brussels, partner locations, and international meetings and conferences

Benefits

  • Full-time contract
  • Remote-based role
  • Regular international travel

Hiring Process

Selection process throughout December 2026 and January 2027.

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