EU-funding student assistant with enthusiasm for technology

Are you eager to contribute to shaping our future society by assisting in securing funding to drive the Green and Digital Transitions? Do you thrive in an international, dynamic environment and possess the ability to juggle multiple tasks with ease? If so, we want to hear from you!

About us
Danish Technological Institute (DTI) is among Europe’s top Research and Technology Organisations. We play a vital role in making the Green and Digital Transition happen in the industry for the benefit of society.

Our International Centre is on the lookout for a proactive and talented student assistant to join our team of in-house consultants. Our mission is to support DTI’s proposals for European R&D projects across more than 30 technical centres.

This position is ideal for a student who values autonomy, teamwork, and gaining insights into European fundraising.

What you will do
Together with our other student assistant based in Aarhus, you will assist in tasks such as:

• Assisting in the preparation of funding proposals.
• Participating in meetings and facilitating communication with internal and external partners.
• Updating and maintaining our proposal database, including creating simple graphs and statistics.
• Helping keeping track of administrative and legal processes related to EU projects.
• Developing in-house tools to support proposal preparation.

Who you are
We are looking for a student assistant who:

• Is currently in their bachelor’s or master’s program, with at least 18–24 months of studies remaining.

• Has strong English communication skills (spoken and written). Danish proficiency is not required.
• Is proficient in MS Office, with additional skills in simple graphics being an advantage.
• Has a curiosity about AI and is eager to apply it practically.
• Has an interest in understanding EU funding systems and related policies.

Experience with EU funding programmes is a plus, but not mandatory.

You should be service-minded, able to work to deadlines while managing parallel processes and high workloads.

What we offer

• A friendly, inclusive, and international team environment that values creativity and initiative.
• Flexible working hours (15–20 hours per week) in our Taastrup office fitting with your study schedule.
• Support from an experienced mentor to help you succeed in your role.
• A chance to work on meaningful projects that promote industrial competitiveness and sustainability in areas like future food, energy optimization, and sustainable materials.

Our Taastrup office is easily accessible, located just a short 10-minute bus ride from Høje Taastrup Station. Additionally, we provide access to an excellent canteen and a fitness centre, both available for a small additional fee.

You will be part of Danish Technological Institute (DTI)
DTI is one of the leading European Research and Technology Organisations. The International Centre at DTI, with its eleven dedicated colleagues, offers you the opportunity to work in an inspiring and informal atmosphere at a high professional level where creativity and initiative are welcomed, and where you can make meaningful contributions to the work of the team.

Contact
For more information, please contact Project Manager Marianne Jessing on mobile +45 7220 2087 or Director Juliette Forneris on mobile +45 7220 1306.

We hope you can start on 15 May or at the latest by 1 June. We will conduct interviews on a continuous basis, so send your application as soon as possible.

Lokation: Taastrup

Application deadline: 01 Apr 2025