Job Description

John Cockerill, enablers of opportunities

Driven since 1817 by the entrepreneurial spirit and thirst for innovation of its founder, the John Cockerill Group develops large-scale technological solutions to meet the needs of its time: facilitating access to low carbon energies, enabling sustainable industrial production, preserving natural resources, contributing to greener mobility, enhancing security and installing essential infrastructures.

Its offer to businesses, governments and communities consists of services and associated equipment for the sectors of energy, defence, industry, the environment, transports, and infrastructures. With more than 8,000 employees, John Cockerill achieved a turnover of € 1.417 billion in 2024 in 28 countries, on 5 continents.

Join us as a Digital Workplace Community Manager and make a difference!

Are you looking for an exciting and rewarding internship that will help you develop your skills and boost your career prospects? Do you love using digital tools to make your work easier and more efficient? Do you have excellent communication skills and a knack for engaging others? If so, you might be the perfect fit for our Digital Workplace Community Managerposition at John Cockerill.

John Cockerill is a global leader in engineering and manufacturing solutions for various industries. We are on a mission to transform our company with the power of digital tools, such as Microsoft Office 365 and others. As a our Digital Workplace Community Manager, you will be part of the team that is responsible for helping our employees adopt these tools and improve their productivity.

You will have the opportunity to:

• Create and publish engaging content (such as news, tips, videos, etc.) that showcases the benefits and features of digital tools.
• Communicate with different audiences (such as communities of practice, specific departments, champions networks, business committees, etc.) and on different channels (such as intranet, social network, etc.) to promote your content and encourage feedback.
• Animate the Digital Workplace Community of Practice and the network of ambassadors who support digital transformation.
• Participate in induction days, onboarding of new employees, and other events/training such as O365 Coffee Corners.
• Deliver interactive training sessions (in English and French) on digital tools and best practices, for audiences of approximately 10–15 participants
• Evaluate the adoption of tools using various key performance indicators.
• Support initiatives that promote the understanding and responsible use of AI tools within the workplace.

This internship is ideal for you if you have:

• A strong interest in digitalization at work.
• A good knowledge of or curiosity about productivity tools and methods (such as time management, brainstorming, retrospectives, task management, note management, multi-tasking, inbox management, agile methodologies, etc.).
• Communication skills such as writing, speaking, listening, presenting, etc., especially the ability to make IT subjects easy to grasp for non-IT people.
• The ability and confidence to present topics once you are comfortable with and deliver training sessions (10–15 participants) in both English and French.
• Community management skills such as visual facilitation, workshop animation, engagement strategies, etc., to create a sense of belonging and collaboration among our community.

Your Profile

• You have a good level of English and French, both written and spoken.
• You are currently pursuing your studies (not yet graduated) in fields such as communication, community management, marketing, e-business, or business administration.
• You are available for a long-term internship.

John Cockerill offers you career and development opportunities within its various sectors in a friendly working environment.
Do you want to work for an innovative company that will allow you to take up technical challenges on a daily basis?
We look forward to receiving your application and to meeting you!

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