JOB DESCRIPTION
You will join the Group Occupational Safety & Security Department, the team responsible for defining, deploying, and continuously improving Klépierre's Group-wide safety, security, and resilience strategy.
This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience at Group level within a publicly traded European company, working with operational teams across the countries where we operate.
Key Responsibilities
- Operational & Coordination Activities
- Drafting summary notes.
- Support day-to-day operational activities related to Group safety, security, and resilience.
- Contribute to coordination and harmonization initiatives, particularly on video surveillance (CCTV)-related topics across countries.
- Participate in cross-functional and cross-country exchanges with internal stakeholders.
- Strategic Monitoring & Analysis
- Conduct strategic monitoring and horizon scanning, including external and open-source intelligence on topics of strategic interest for Klépierre.
- Monitor European geopolitical, security, and risk developments.
- Analyze information, identify key trends and signals, and support decision-making.
- What is expected from you
- Establishment and monitoring of structured watch and monitoring systems.
- Production of infographics and cartographic materials.
- Excellent draft of notes, briefs, analytical reports, summaries, and thematic dossiers.
- Creation of digital safety and security content for the entity's intranet portal.
- Development of digital reporting, monitoring, and steering tools.
Required Skills
- Fluent English (C1 Level).
- Additional languages are a plus, particularly Italian and/or Spanish.
- Strong academic background in international relations, geopolitics, law, economics, or security studies.
- Excellent analytical, critical-thinking, and strategic-reasoning skills.
- Ability to identify key issues and synthesize complex information.
- Proficiency in mapping and visualization tools.
- Strong command of Microsoft Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word).
- Proven interest or experience in secure open-source research (OSINT).
Profile
- Education: Master’s degree (Bachelor +5) from a University or Grandes Écoles (Political Science, International Relations, Geopolitics, International Security, Economics, or equivalent).
- Strong motivation for topics related to safety, security, risk, resilience, and crisis management preparedness.
Practical Information
- Type: End of studies Internship or work-study program.
- Duration: 6 months.
- Start date: July 2026.
- Location: Paris 9th district.
- Internship agreement required