1, Monitor various sources of information and keep abreast of developments that may affect our client base. 2, Develop and maintain a network of contacts in the private sector, public institutions, government departments and other relevant sectors in Europe. 3, Conduct research and provide analysis on changes in the global geopolitical and economic landscape. 4, Monitor the written output of global country risk analysts, probing the logic of their arguments and the robustness of their forecasts. 5, Research and analyze key political trends, business environments, legislative processes and trade-related developments in the EU and China. 6, Write and edit program-based decision analysis reports and updates.

1, Bachelor degree or above in International Relations/International Trade/Economics/Public Policy/Political Science/International Law/Business Management. 2, Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English, French or Mandarin. 3, Work experience, resources and contacts in European countries. 4, Professional experience in Europe-related private sector, government or international organizations; government relations and/or business consulting experience preferred; 5, Ability to work independently, cope with pressure and take responsibility; 6, Confidence in dealing with a wide range of people and the ability to challenge others when necessary. 7, Proactive and independent. 8, Ability to travel and work overseas.