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Green-Got

Investigations and Advocacy Lead

Green-Got

. Monitor political, regulatory, and scientific developments .

Posted 11/6/2026full-timeParis • FranceSenior💰 €42,000 - €57,600 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in advocacy and public affairs, with a strong ability to conduct in-depth research and produce compelling content for diverse audiences. Possesses a thorough understanding of European institutions and sustainable finance, complemented by excellent writing and communication skills.

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Advocacy ExperienceInvestigative JournalismEuropean Institutions KnowledgeContent CreationCoalition Building

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Hard Skills
ResearchWritingContent DevelopmentPosition Paper DraftingAmendment Proposal DraftingAdvocacy Brief WritingData VerificationInvestigative AnalysisPolitical Feasibility AssessmentMedia Representation
Soft Skills
CommunicationNetworkingPublic SpeakingCollaborationNon-Partisan Approach
Industry Keywords
Sustainable FinanceEnvironmental HealthNGOThink TankParliamentary OfficeMinisterial CabinetClimate FinanceFinancial RegulationDecision-Maker AnalysisCoalition Facilitation

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Monitor political, regulatory, and scientific developments
  • Provide the Media team with content for timely responses
  • Identify and validate topics for 2 to 3 major mobilization campaigns per year
  • Conduct in-depth research using reports, assessments, primary sources, and independent data
  • Identify investigative angles, people to interview, and content to produce
  • Represent investigations on camera, in the field, in videos, livestreams, and media appearances
  • Respond to comments and publish in the app’s Community tab
  • Develop the advocacy and institutional lobbying roadmap
  • Assess the legal and political feasibility of potential courses of action
  • Draft position papers, amendment proposals, and advocacy briefs
  • Map, meet with, and analyze decision-makers and their voting records
  • Build coalitions with NGOs, scientists, legal experts, and journalists
  • Represent Green-Got in French and European sustainable finance coalitions
  • Become a regular public face of Green-Got’s advocacy efforts in Brussels

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Substantial experience in advocacy, public affairs, or investigative journalism, gained in an NGO, think tank, parliamentary office, ministerial cabinet, or newsroom
  • Investigative instinct and the ability to research and verify primary information
  • Thorough understanding of the workings of European institutions and the French Parliament
  • Experience working in both European and French institutional arenas
  • Active network of parliamentarians, parliamentary staff, advisers, and NGOs
  • Excellent writing skills across a range of formats and styles
  • Comfortable on camera and working with journalists
  • Ability to create content and make complex topics accessible
  • Scientific and regulatory knowledge of sustainable finance and environmental health is a plus
  • Experience at a climate finance NGO or knowledge of financial regulation is a plus
  • Experience facilitating coalitions is a plus
  • Ability to work strictly in a non-partisan manner, using well-sourced facts and independent data

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • 25 days of annual leave
  • RTT days
  • Alan health insurance
  • BSPCEs (equity)
  • Brussels travel expenses covered
  • One team day every six months
  • Management-level status
  • Six-month probationary period
  • 39 hours per week