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Doctolib is seeking an EU Public Affairs Senior Consultant to join its Public Affairs team in Paris. This role focuses on monitoring and analyzing EU regulatory developments in digital health and supporting Doctolib's engagement strategy at the European level.
You will work closely with the EU Public Affairs Lead to track relevant EU policy developments, coordinate internal input, and support stakeholder engagement across a broad regulatory landscape spanning AI, health data, cybersecurity, cloud, and digital sovereignty. The position offers direct exposure to the full public affairs cycle, from monitoring and analysis through stakeholder engagement. Based in Paris with regular travel to Brussels and Strasbourg.
Key Responsibilities:
- Monitor EU legislative and regulatory developments across AI Act, EHDS, GDPR, NIS2, Data Act, cybersecurity and digital sovereignty; produce timely, actionable analysis for internal stakeholders
- Support preparation of Doctolib's positions, consultation responses, and contributions to EU institutions and professional associations
- Organize and follow up on meetings with EU institutions, Permanent Representations, and European stakeholders with proper documentation
- Collaborate with Legal, Risk, and Technology & Product teams to align on EU regulatory topics and translate complex issues into clear insights
- Contribute to Doctolib's engagement with European federations and industry associations to maximize participation value and strengthen European visibility
- Coordinate with Public Affairs colleagues in Germany and Italy on cross-border regulatory priorities and shared engagement strategies
Requirements:
- 4–5 years of experience in European public affairs, EU policy, European law, international relations, or related field
- Previous experience in Brussels or Strasbourg within an EU institution, Permanent Representation, professional federation, consultancy, or interest representation organization
- Solid understanding of EU institutions and EU legislative and decision-making processes; comfort navigating complex multi-stakeholder environments
- Strong analytical, synthesis, and drafting skills with hands-on experience preparing position papers, consultation responses, or institutional meeting reports
- Fluency in French and English (written and spoken, C1 level or above) with ability to produce clear, concise content for varied audiences
Desirable:
- Initial knowledge of European digital and health legislation (AI Act, EHDS, GDPR, NIS2, Data Act, MDR/IVDR, cybersecurity legislation)
- Previous experience in healthcare, digital, technology, or another regulated sector, or understanding of how European federations and professional associations operate
- Academic qualification or experience in EU Law
- Additional European language proficiency, particularly German
