Internship: Factory

23 March 2021

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In order to support the vision of creating more liveable urban spaces, EIT Urban Mobility is looking for an intern for the Factory. 

The Factory intern, under the guidance of the Factory Business Developer, will provide support with tracking and following up on funding opportunities. The scope of the work will include communication and coordination related to participation of EIT Urban Mobility and our partners in international consortia.

Tasks and responsibilities include:

  • Support with tracking and identification of funding opportunities on the national and international level
  • Support with mapping of services provided by financial intermediaries, including for example the European Investment Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
  • Cooperation on a design and operationalization of a tracking system for selected best projects and a tracking system for external contacts for specific consortia
  • Support with communications and coordination for specific proposals and consortia in the realm of urban mobility

How to apply

To apply for this internship, please send a full application consisting of a letter of motivation highlighting how your skills or experience matches the internship requirements and a current curriculum vitae to [email protected].

All details can be found here: Call for applications and guidelines on how to apply for Internship Factory

Deadline for applications: 6 April 2021

Location: Barcelona (Spain) or Prague (Czech Republic)

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