What are the responsibilities and job description for the Alternance - Chargé / Chargée de projets de financement européen position at SOITEC-en?
Introduce Soitec and context of the position
Soitec is a company listed on the Paris Stock Exchange (Euronext Paris) and a key player at the forefront of the microelectronics value chain. Our innovative semiconductor materials are essential for smartphone performance and the 5G rollout. They also provide numerous opportunities for connected cars, electric and autonomous vehicles, and edge AI in IoT devices.
This position grants us an incredible responsibility that inspires us daily: making the mass adoption of technological innovations possible while significantly limiting their environmental impact, through a strategy of responsible innovation and sustainable development.
What does the job consist?
You will play a key role in the setup, monitoring, and management of projects designed to fund microelectronics innovation across the entire value chain—from core technology to end-user applications. Your missions will include:
Project Setup & Monitoring: Participating in the development of European projects supporting innovation in strategic fields such as power electronics for electric vehicles, as well as 5G/6G communication and smart objects.
Public Funding Relations: Interacting with local, national, and European public funders (e.g., Regional authorities, DGE, DG Connect) throughout the project lifecycle.
Stakeholder Coordination: Coordinating internal departments (Innovation, Finance, Business Units, Legal) as well as external European partners (RTOs, industrial leaders, SMEs).
Reporting & Analytics: Providing regular updates on technological progress in collaboration with innovation teams and tracking project risks (financial, technological, and partnership-related).
Financial Oversight: Managing project finances (budgets, payment claims) in coordination with the Finance team.
Impact Assessment: Contributing to the evaluation of project impacts, integrating criteria related to sustainable development, the European Green Deal, industrial sovereignty, and value creation.
Strategic Intelligence: Conducting market analysis and strategic monitoring alongside the Strategy Office and Sales teams to identify future funding needs.
Ecosystem Engagement: Creating and participating in events within the funding program ecosystem and handling administrative filings and contract management for European calls for projects.
Communication: Assisting the team with funding activity communications (press releases, social media, posters, and intranet).
Requirements & qualifications
You are pursuing a Master’s degree or an Engineering degree with a specialization in Innovation Management, and you are looking for an apprenticeship (preferably for 24 months).
You have a strong interest in innovation policies, European funding, and advanced technologies.
You possess excellent writing skills and are comfortable with the administrative and financial management of complex projects.
You are recognized for your rigor, organizational skills, and analytical mindset.
A strong level of English (reading, writing, and speaking) is essential for success in this international role.