Overview
The UK Mission to the European Union is recruiting a Climate & Energy Attaché to join the Trade, Sustainability and Markets Team. The role involves strengthening the UK-EU partnership on climate and energy policy and supporting negotiations with the European Commission.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor and analyse EU climate and energy policies, assessing implications for the UK.
- Provide strategic advice and briefings to UK government colleagues, including senior officials and Ministers.
- Build and maintain relationships with EU institutions, Member States, and stakeholders to promote UK interests.
- Lead engagement on EU clean technology and renewable energy policy.
- Support UK involvement in EU climate change issues under the UK-EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement.
- Assist in ministerial and official visits, including briefing and logistical coordination.
- Collaborate across UKMIS teams and contribute to wider strategic priorities.
- Contribute to shaping UK-EU engagement strategies.
- Provide expert advice on EU climate legislation and international climate processes.
- Participate in events, panels, and conferences related to climate and energy.
Requirements
- Full professional proficiency in English (minimum C2 CEFR).
- At least 5 years of experience working on EU policy.
- Strong technical knowledge of climate and energy policy.
- Ability to develop networks across EU institutions and stakeholders.
- Proven ability to organize high-profile events.
- Strong interpersonal skills and self-motivated.
- Analytical skills to monitor external developments.
- Proficiency in French or another European language is desirable.
Benefits
- Monthly salary: €7,330.94 (gross).
- Extensive benefits including a 13th-month salary, luncheon vouchers, pension scheme, health insurance options, public transport reimbursement, and extra annual leave.
- Flexible working arrangements are supported.
Location
Global
How to Apply
Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their application via the FCDO jobs portal: Apply Here.
Deadline
14 April 2026, 23:55 local time.