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Job Description

Position: Policy Analyst Location: Amsterdam, the Netherlands Contract: 1-year full-time (with possibility of extension) Start date: January-February 2027 As a Policy Analyst, you will be working at the intersection of law, policy and business reality. You will work closely with a 2B Policy’s Senior Manager, supporting clients and multi-stakeholder coalitions navigating sustainability legislation. Your role will be to monitor global sustainability legislations and to turn complex legislation into clear and comprehensible information enabling organisations to operationalise compliance while identifying opportunities for transformation. About Us 2B Policy is an ESG, sustainability and policy consultancy that empowers businesses and organisations to navigate complex legislation with confidence. ​​We help companies anticipate regulatory change, interpret and implement regulatory and sustainability frameworks, reducing risk, accelerating compliance and strengthening long-term competitiveness. With deep roots in the apparel, textile and footwear industry, we understand how organisations engage with policymakers, technical experts and supply chain operators. We use this insight to support brands and industry coalitions in anticipating change, shaping responses, and unlocking opportunities for long‑term growth. Key Responsibilities Analysis & Client Support -Support clients on sustainability legislation and policy developments. - Independently analyse sustainability legislation and related guidance, including regulations, delegated and implementing acts. - Monitor legislative developments in different geographies - Lead on policy files related to global supply chain topics including but not limited to EU Forced Labour Regulation, Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive or EU Deforestation Regulation. - Translate EU policy developments into practical guidance and client materials & develop communication materials for clients or coalitions. 2B Policy Visibility -Contribute to external communications (socials, website etc.) and project-related updates. -Support the organisation of events, workshops, and business development activities. Profile -ca. 1 year of relevant professional experience. -University degree in Law, European Studies, Political Sciences, Sustainability or a related field. -Good understanding of EU decision-making, environmental legislation and European policy. -Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, comfortable engaging with diverse stakeholders in an international context. Experience in facilitation is a plus. -Strong analytical, project management, and organisational skills, with the ability to work in a fast-paced environment. -Ability to communicate complex ideas clearly in English (written and spoken); French (C1-C2 level) is a plus. -Confident presenter, with solid Microsoft Office skills (Word, PowerPoint, Excel). What We Offer - A 1-year full-time contract, with the possibility of extension. - A substantive, intellectually challenging role at the forefront of sustainability policy. - High responsibility & visibility within a small, experienced team. - International exposure and a hybrid working model (3 days working from the office, 2 days working from home). - Competitive salary aligned with experience. How to Apply We welcome applications from everyone and are committed to an inclusive and respectful workplace. Send your CV and short motivation letter (maximum 400 words) to [email protected] Applications submitted via LinkedIn will not be considered. Please indicate the role you are applying for in the subject line. Deadline: 24 November 2026. Only Shortlisted candidates will be contacted

Core Responsibilities

Analyze and monitor sustainability legislation and policy developments across geographies, leading policy work on global supply chain topics and translating EU developments into practical client and coalition guidance. Support external communications, events, workshops, and business development activities.

Requirements

Candidates should have approximately one year of relevant experience and a university degree in law, European studies, political science, sustainability, or a related field, along with a good understanding of EU decision-making and environmental legislation. Strong analytical, project management, organisational, interpersonal, and communication skills are required; excellent English is essential, while advanced French and facilitation experience are advantages.

Benefits

• Hybrid Working Model
• Competitive Salary