TIC Council

1 Job

52 Employees

About the Company

Born from the merger of former global TIC industry organizations IFIA and CEOC, the TIC Council brings together over 100 member companies and organizations active in more than 160 countries, spanning every continent, speaking with one voice worldwide. The TIC industry represents around a million employees across the world with annual sales of approximately USD 200 billion.

Vision
For the TIC Council to be recognized and trusted globally as the voice of the independent testing, inspection and certification industry, and to stand for best practice and the highest standards in safety, quality, health, ethics and sustainability.

Mission
As the voice of the global independent testing, inspection and certification industry, the TIC Council engages governments and key stakeholders to advocate for effective solutions that protect the public, support innovation and facilitate trade. The TIC Council works with its members to promote best practices in safety, quality, health, ethics and sustainability.

Listed Jobs

Company Name: TIC Council
Job Title: Public Affairs Intern
Job Description: Job title: Public Affairs Intern Role Summary: Support the EU Public Affairs (PAC) team of the TIC Council with research, policy monitoring, and advocacy strategy development on European and global sustainability and digitalisation issues. Coordinate committee activities, event logistics, and stakeholder engagement to advance the association’s influence in EU industrial policy and global trade regulation. Expactations: - Complete a 6‑month professional immersion agreement under Belgian regulations. - Receive direct mentorship and shadow daily operations of a dynamic EU‑based public affairs team. - Demonstrate commitment to learning and adapt quickly to a fast‑paced environment. - Maintain strict confidentiality and adhere to the association’s professional standards. Key Responsibilities: - Conduct independent research on EU legislative developments related to sustainability, digitalisation, and trade. - Monitor policy, draft public event summaries, and compile Parliamentary hearing briefings. - Assist in developing advocacy strategies and preparing internal/external meeting materials. - Organize committee meetings: schedule, draft minutes, action plans, and follow‑up stakeholder coordination. - Manage event logistics: promotion, registration tracking, venue coordination, and post‑event follow‑up. - Support global outreach for portions of tasks, coordinating with international partners as needed. Required Skills: - Proficient in English; knowledge of an additional EU language is an asset. - Strong research and analytical skills with the ability to synthesize complex policy information. - Excellent written communication and drafting abilities. - Proactive, detail‑oriented, and self‑motivated with problem‑solving aptitude. - Ability to work independently and collaborate within cross‑functional teams. Required Education & Certifications: - Current student or recent graduate in International Relations, EU Law, Economics, Engineering, Public Policy, or related discipline. - No prior professional experience required; internship or academic projects demonstrating research, writing, or public affairs experience are desirable.