• Location: Schuman Roundabout, Brussels, Belgium
• Contract Type: CIP | Six months of fixed-term, full-time position, with the opportunity of extension for six additional months and/or the possibility of being employed afterwards.
• Hybrid/In-office: The candidates are expected to be present at EAVI’s Brussels offices at least four days a week. The remaining day could be either remote or in person, depending on current needs.
• Start Date: 19 October 2026.
• Salary: €1,200 net/month for the first six months | €1,400 net/month if extended for six more months.
• Deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, with the deadline on 8 October 2026 (23:59).

About EAVI

Established in 2005 as an international non-profit association, EAVI, the European Association for Viewers Interests, is the first organisation working on media literacy at the European level.

EAVI has two main objectives: First, to raise awareness of the media-related issues that impact lives directly or indirectly and to equip citizens with media literacy skills necessary to navigate the ever-evolving media landscape, and second, to inform EU policy-making processes by ensuring the representation of citizens’ interests and acting as a bridge between citizens, stakeholders, and EU institutions.

EAVI participates in and coordinates several EU-wide projects, and conducts its activities in policy, advocacy, research, content creation, publishing, communication, and event organisation. As a trusted voice, EAVI has, on behalf of the European Commission, authored many EU-wide studies and maintains a vast European network across 27 EU member states with 62 partner organisations.

Recently, EAVI has also been one of the partners organising Voices, the European Festival of Journalism and Media Freedom, whose editions take place across Europe and draw thousands of participants. EAVI is a member of several international forums and networks and has delivered speeches at more than 100 international conferences across Europe and beyond, as well as organising its own conferences at national and European parliamentary houses.

What will you do?

Communication and Design: Coordinating EAVI’s content development and dissemination activities in its yearly programme and EU projects (CERV, Erasmus+, Horizon Europe, and EuropeAid), along with its online presence, websites, social media accounts, publications and newsletters by creating, editing, and publishing engaging audio-visual and textual content on EAVI’s platforms. It includes short videos, social media campaigns, podcast series, banners, infographics, and blog posts on a number of EAVI topics (disinformation, media literacy, AI literacy, digital wellbeing, and so on).

The position also requires developing and implementing a long-term communication strategy for EAVI, supporting the implementation of international events such as the European Festival of Journalism and Media Freedom and the Democracy and Information Festival, and collaborating with EAVI’s project partners and stakeholders.

Be aware that we expect you to be involved in many EAVI activities.
We are a small team, and we value and need each contribution.
You will report to and be under the supervision of the General Manager, Semih Solmaz.

Required skills and experience

• At least one year of professional experience in communications, design, or marketing, which may include internships and volunteering activities;
• Proven experience in visual content creation and video editing, website content management systems (CMS), AI tools, and graphic design applications;
• Excellent spoken and written English;
• A solution-oriented, practical, and proactive mindset with creative skills;
• Having completed your studies and currently residing in Belgium with a valid residence and work permit.

It would be an advantage to have

• A master’s degree in graphic design, communications, media studies, or a related field;
• Previous experience in a CSO/NGO environment or an EU institution in a similar role, preferably working on media-related topics relevant to EAVI’s activities;
• A tech-savvy approach and knowledge to better perform your activities using AI tools mindfully.

Your application will not be considered if

• You are currently based outside of Belgium;
• You are currently enrolled as a student;
• You do not attach a communications portfolio documenting your previous experience to your application, or you do not include in your cover letter a brief reflection on a communications strategy for EAVI;
• Your previous experience is not in communications, design, marketing, or closely related roles.
  Please note that this position is not intended for policy or project officer profiles.

The benefits of working at EAVI

• As we share and assist each other with tasks, there is an opportunity to gain skills, experience, and responsibilities in areas such as project management, communications, policy and events organisations;
• EAVI values your ideas and provides the opportunity to grow in the job and develop your future career by exploring and following your own skills and interests;
• Working concretely to promote citizens’ rights, defend democracy, and strive for a safer media environment and gaining experience in media literacy, artificial intelligence, disinformation, election integrity, civic engagement, digital wellbeing, and more;
• Being part of a new, dynamic, young international team, having the opportunity to travel to various countries within EAVI’s projects and to broaden your network.

Before applying, we strongly encourage applicants to read about EAVI to familiarise themselves with our values, projects, and relevant fields of work. The role would suit a passionate, diligent, and proactive individual interested in media, digital trends, and European affairs.