About the Role
Project Assistants are needed to support the preparation and execution of MSC 2027.
Responsibilities
- Provide administrative and organizational support to the Chairman.
- Create written correspondence in German and English.
- Arrange, prepare, and follow up on various appointments and bilateral discussions.
- Support the coordination of the Chairman's travel.
- Support the Chairman's calendar planning.
- Assist in preparing the Chairman for the main conference.
- Visitor support.
- General office work.
Requirements
- Interest in foreign and security policy, with very good knowledge of current world events.
- Excellent organizational and improvisation skills.
- Quick comprehension and meticulous work style.
- High resilience and stress resistance.
- Team spirit and reliability.
- Very good written and spoken German and English skills.
- Good Microsoft Office skills, especially Outlook, Word, and Excel.
- Experience in formulating precise texts in German and English.
Skills
- German
- English
- Microsoft Office
- Outlook
- Word
- Excel
- Text formulation
Location
- Berlin
Work Type
- Onsite
- Full-time
Benefits
- Varied and diverse tasks in a modern, non-profit organization with high international reputation.
- Open, friendly, and fast communication.
- Young and highly motivated team with a 'Du' culture where cohesion is paramount.
- Regular team events.
- Urban Sports Club membership.
- Exciting insights behind the scenes of the Munich Security Conference.
- Opportunity to participate in the Munich Security Conference.
About the Company
- The Munich Security Conference (MSC) has developed into the central global forum for the debate of security policy issues over the past six decades.
- Every February, over 800 high-ranking decision-makers from around the world gather to discuss current and future security policy challenges.
- In addition to the annual main conference in Munich, the MSC regularly organizes other high-profile events on selected topics and regions.
- The MSC publishes the annual Munich Security Report (MSR) and a growing number of other publications on specific security policy issues.
