A leading European organization dedicated to sustainable transport is seeking a Policy Manager – Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure to lead its work on policies supporting the rollout of charging infrastructure for both passenger vehicles and heavy-duty trucks. This role offers a unique opportunity to influence policy development at both the EU and national levels, ensuring the charging network is ready to support Europe’s transition to electric mobility.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the organization’s policy work on electric vehicle charging, covering infrastructure needs for both cars and trucks.
• Drive advocacy efforts at the EU level, particularly around the revision of key legislation governing charging infrastructure.
• Develop and deepen internal expertise on charging policies and technologies, and advise teams across both central and national offices.
• Support the creation of national charging strategies by providing tailored input and strategic guidance.
• Work closely with colleagues focused on trucks and cars to ensure policy goals are well-aligned.
• Coordinate a cross-functional hub focused on charging infrastructure, monitoring developments and sharing best practices.
• Engage constructively with EU institutions, industry stakeholders, and civil society to influence policy outcomes.

Candidate Profile

Essential qualifications:

• Minimum of 3–5 years’ experience working on EV charging policy or a closely related field (e.g., public policy, sustainable transport, clean energy).
• Ability to lead projects and workstreams independently, while contributing to wider organizational goals.
• Skilled in building relationships with policymakers, industry players, and advocacy organizations.
• Strategic thinker with the ability to evaluate complex issues and develop policy recommendations.
• Proven project management abilities, ideally with cross-team coordination experience.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills tailored to various audiences.

Big plus:

• Knowledge of grid integration, energy systems, demand-side management, or business models related to EV charging.