Project Assistant (m/w/d) im Team Conference Management mit Schwerpunkt Participation (50%) und Publications mit Schwerpunkt Munich Security Report (50%) at Stiftung Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz (gemeinnützige) GmbH | Munich | Rezi

Project Assistant (m/w/d) im Team Conference Management mit Schwerpunkt Participation (50%) und Publications mit Schwerpunkt Munich Security Report (50%) at Stiftung Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz (gemeinnützige) GmbH

Project Assistant (m/w/d) im Team Conference Management mit Schwerpunkt Participation (50%) und Publications mit Schwerpunkt Munich Security Report (50%)

Stiftung Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz (gemeinnützige) GmbH · Munich

1 months ago

Project Assistant (m/w/d) im Team Conference Management mit Schwerpunkt Participation (50%) und Publications mit Schwerpunkt Munich Security Report (50%)

Stiftung Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz (gemeinnützige) GmbH · Munich

a month ago
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About the Role

Support the Publications & Participations interface in preparing and executing the distribution of the annual Munich Security Report (MSR) and various projects for the main conference in 2026. Gain insights into participant management, sensitive data maintenance, participant research, and MSR distribution. Collaborate with different MSC departments, communicate directly with participants, and liaise with embassies, authorities, and service providers. Create invitations, coordinate registration, develop concepts, and contribute to event planning and execution. Learn project management fundamentals for international political conferences and gain insight into the organization of the world's largest security policy forum, international diplomacy, and protocol.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare and execute the distribution of the annual Munich Security Report (MSR).
  • Support various projects within the main conference.
  • Manage participant relations.
  • Maintain sensitive data in the MSC database.
  • Research participants and relevant data sets.
  • Communicate directly with participants.
  • Liaise with embassies, authorities, and service providers.
  • Create invitations.
  • Coordinate registration.
  • Develop concepts for events.
  • Contribute to event planning and execution.
  • Learn project management fundamentals for international political conferences.

Requirements

  • Organizational and improvisation talent with creative problem-solving skills.
  • Strong communication skills, diplomatic expression, and high-level English proficiency.
  • Independent, structured work with sensitive data.
  • Team player.
  • Conscientious, careful, and detail-oriented work ethic, even under pressure.
  • Understanding of international politics.
  • Initial insights into event management.
  • Knowledge of diplomatic protocol.
  • Good knowledge of Excel and other standard Microsoft Office programs.
  • Experience in database administration and maintenance.

Skills

  • Organizational skills
  • Improvisation skills
  • Problem-solving
  • Communication skills
  • Diplomatic communication
  • English proficiency
  • Database management
  • Microsoft Office Suite
  • Excel
  • Event management
  • Project management
  • International politics understanding
  • Diplomatic protocol knowledge

Location

  • Munich
  • Berlin

Work Type

  • Remote possible

Experience Level

  • Project Assistant

Benefits

  • Varied and diverse tasks in a modern, non-profit organization with high international reputation.
  • Open, friendly, and fast communication with flat hierarchies.
  • Highly motivated team with a 'Du' culture and strong cohesion.
  • Modern office equipment.
  • Offices in the heart of Munich or Berlin.
  • Free fruit and a wide selection of free drinks.
  • Regular team events.
  • Urban Sports Club membership.
  • Exciting behind-the-scenes insights into the Munich Security Conference.
  • Opportunity to attend the Munich Security Conference.

About the Company

  • The Munich Security Conference (MSC) has evolved into the central global forum for debating 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.