Overview
The IAEA is seeking an Organizational Culture & Transformation Intern to support its strategic initiative on strengthening organizational culture and enhancing organizational effectiveness. The intern will gain hands-on experience in organizational culture, transformation, and stakeholder engagement initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
- Assist with the coordination and implementation of organizational culture and transformation initiatives under the SG Team programme.
- Support project planning and follow-up activities, including timelines, meetings, coordination across workstreams and stakeholder engagement.
- Contribute to change management activities such as stakeholder analysis, communication planning, change readiness and adoption support.
- Help prepare presentations, briefing notes, reports and other materials related to culture and transformation initiatives.
- Support initiatives aimed at strengthening collaboration, communication and organizational effectiveness.
- Conduct research on organizational culture, transformation and change management approaches and tools.
- Coordinate with teams and stakeholders across the Department and support the successful delivery of transformation-related activities.
Required Experience
- Experience supporting project management, organizational transformation, cultural transformation, change management and/or advisory initiatives in public or private organizations;
- Experience working with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- Ability to comprehend technical content (such as nuclear security).
- Experience with social media (asset).
- Experience in conferences/events promotion (asset).
- Experience in management consulting, transformation programmes, organizational development, HR transformation and/or people and culture initiatives is considered an asset;
- Familiarity with project management and change management methodologies and tools is desirable;
Qualifications
• University degree in business administration, organizational psychology, economics, public administration, public policy, social sciences or related disciplines; advanced degree preferred but not required;
