INTERN - GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS

<b> EIRLSPAINTRNBRSSL01 - INTERN GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS </b> <br> <br> At <b>Eni</b>, we are looking for <b>an Intern</b> within <b> EU </b><b> Government </b><b> Affairs </b> at <b>Eni</b> <b> Brussels </b> . You will be responsible for covering some of the most interesting dossiers in EU energy and climate policy, development aid and international relations. The p uprose of the internship: taking active part in Eni's EU government affairs work vis-a-vis the European institutions, supporting its Brussels-based staff, while at the same time bringing in the team an open view over the broad dynamics of international current affairs. <br><br><b> About Eni: </b> <br> <br> We are a global energy company employing more than 3 0 ,000 people in 66 countries in the world. Eni has transformed itself into an integrated energy company with a long-term vision to play a key role in the energy transition and to become a leader in the production and sale of decarbonized products. We are committed to a transition that creates long-term value, is socially fair and that preserves the environment and provides everyone with access to the energy they need. Eni's activities range from the development of new energy solutions to the more traditional exploration and production of hydrocarbons, the refining and marketing of oil products and biofuels; from the generation and commercialization of electricity to the production of renewable energy; from the development of chemical and bio-based products to environmental activities. All our operations reflect our business model based on operational excellence, carbon neutrality in the long term and partnerships for local development. In turn, these three pillars are underpinned by the shared foundations of promoting internal competencies, the deployment of innovative technologies and the digitization process. <br><br><b> As a member of </b> <b>the Government Affairs at Eni Brussels you will be responsible for</b>: <br> <ul> <li> Monitoring EU legislative and non-legislative activities about energy, climate, international affairs, trade. </li> <li> Providing analysis and briefings </li> <li> Reporting on events/conferences </li> <li> Supporting Eni's staff in internal meetings, as well as in coordinating participation in trade associations' working groups </li> <li> Supporting the outreach to stakeholders and public events. </li> </ul> <br><br><b> This is the opportunity for you if you have these skills and requirements </b> : <br> <ul> <li> Good team player with attention to detail and research and organisation skills </li> <li> Interest in EU public affairs </li> <li> University level education (Political Science, International Relations, Law, or other relevant fields) </li> <li> Good understanding of the functioning of the EU and EU institutions </li> <li> Required Languages: Italian and English, mother tongue equivalent. French is an asset. </li> </ul> <br><br><b> Location: </b> <br> <br> <b> Brussels, Belgium </b> <br> <br> <b> Contract type: </b> <br> <br> <b> Six-month Internship </b> <br><br>At Eni,<b> people are the key to our success</b>, which is why our values are focused on<b> diversity, and lifelong learning</b>. <br> <br> Eni evaluates applications regardless of candidates' personal and cultural characteristics or orientations. If your application is among those most in line with the required profile, you will be contacted to continue the selection process . <br><br><b> Together we have greater energy. </b> <br> <br>
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