EU Public Affairs Senior Consultant (x/f/m)

Doctolib; Paris; Hybride; EUR 85 000 - 110 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Health insurance

25 vacation days + RTT

Mental health & coaching services

Résumé du poste

Doctolib seeks an EU Public Affairs Senior Consultant in Paris to monitor EU regulatory developments shaping digital health and to support engagement strategies at the European level.

You will work with the EU Public Affairs Lead to coordinate internal input and contributions to EU institutions while travelling regularly to Brussels and Strasbourg.

Qualifications

• 4–5 years in European public affairs or a related field.
• Experience in Brussels or Strasbourg: EU institutions or federations.
• Solid understanding of EU institutions and legislative processes.
• Ability to translate complex issues into clear insights for varied audiences.
• Fluent in French and English, written and spoken (C1+).

Responsabilités

• Monitor EU regulatory developments across AI, data, cyber, and related health topics.
• Support Doctolib's positions and consultation responses at EU level.
• Organise meetings with EU institutions and European stakeholders.
• Collaborate with Legal, Risk, and Tech teams to align topics and insights.
• Engage with European federations and associations to raise visibility.
• Coordinate with colleagues in Germany and Italy on cross-border priorities.

Connaissances

EU public affairs

Analytical skills

Stakeholder engagement

FR/EN bilingual

Formation

EU Law qualification

Description du poste

We are looking for an EU Public Affairs Senior Consultantto join the Public Affairs team in Paris.

As an EU Public Affairs Senior Consultant, your mission will be to monitor and analyse EU regulatory developments shaping the future of digital health, and to support Doctolib's engagement strategy at the European level. You will work closely with the EU Public Affairs Lead to monitor relevant EU policy developments, coordinate internal input and support Doctolib’s engagement with European stakeholders. The role spans a broad and fast-moving regulatory landscape, from AI and health data to cybersecurity, cloud and digital sovereignty, and offers direct exposure to the full public affairs cycle, from monitoring and analysis to stakeholder engagement. The position is based in Paris, with regular travel to Brussels and Strasbourg.

Your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Monitor EU legislative and regulatory developments across key policy areas (AI Act, EHDS, GDPR, NIS2, Data Act, cybersecurity and digital sovereignty) and produce timely, actionable analysis for internal stakeholders
• Support the preparation of Doctolib's positions, consultation responses and contributions to EU institutions and professional associations
• Organise and follow up on meetings with EU institutions, Permanent Representations and European stakeholders, ensuring proper documentation and follow-through
• Collaborate with internal teams, including Legal, Risk and Technology & Product, to foster alignment on EU regulatory topics and translate complex issues into clear, actionable insights
• Contribute to Doctolib's engagement with European federations and industry associations, helping to maximise the value of Doctolib's participation and strengthen its visibility at the European level
• Coordinate with Public Affairs colleagues in Germany and Italy on cross-border regulatory priorities and shared engagement strategies

Set a new pulse for healthcare!

Who you are

You could be our next team mate if you:

• Have 4 to 5 years of experience in European public affairs, EU policy, European law, international relations or a related field
• Have previous experience in Brussels or Strasbourg: within an EU institution, Permanent Representation, professional federation, consultancy or interest representation organisation
• Have a solid understanding of EU institutions and EU legislative and decision-making processes, and are comfortable navigating a complex multi-stakeholder environment
• Have strong analytical, synthesis and drafting skills, with hands-on experience preparing position papers, consultation responses or institutional meeting reports
• Are fluent in both French and English (written and spoken, C1 level or above), with the ability to produce clear and concise content for varied audiences

Now it would be fantastic if you:

• Have initial knowledge of European digital and health legislation, such as the AI Act, EHDS, GDPR, NIS2, the Data Act, MDR/IVDR or European cybersecurity legislation
• Have previous experience in healthcare, digital, technology or another regulated sector, or a good understanding of how European federations and professional associations operate
• Have an academic qualification or experience in EU Law
• Speak an additional European language, particularly German

What we offer

• Free comprehensive health insurance (basic package) for you and your children
• 25 days of paid vacation per year, plus up to 14 days of RTT
• Free mental health and coaching services through our partner Moka.care
• Work from abroad for up to 10 days per year thanks to our flexibility days policy
• Lunch vouchers (Swile card) worth €8.50 per working day, with €4.50 covered by Doctolib
• A subsidy from the work council to refund part of the membership to a sport club or a creative class
• 50% reimbursement of your public transport subscription
• Enrollment in Doctolib's long-term employee value sharing plan called DoctoGrowth
• ParentCare Program: Enjoy full salary coverage (100%) during your first month of birth leave and 75% during the second, covered by Doctolib
• For caregivers and workers with disabilities, a package including an adaptation of the remote policy, extra days off for medical reasons, and psychological support

The interview process

• Interview with your TA Partner
• Interview with the Manager
• Case Study
• Interview with a Senior Leader
• At least one reference check

Job details

• Permanent position
• Full Time
• Paris, France
• Start date: January 2027
• Hybrid work setup (up to 2 remote days per week) — regular travel to Brussels and Strasbourg required