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DGPN SICOP - Chargé(e) de mission, community manager de la porte-parole de la police nationale H/F

Ministère de l'IntérieurParis, France

Growth MarketingSemi-seniorOn-siteFull time€28K - €35K
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Public SectorCommunity ManagementParis-BasedOn-site€28K-€35K2-Year Contract

The Challenge

Build and amplify the French National Police spokesperson's voice across social media and media channels. You'll shape institutional narrative on security, society, and policing for 150,000 personnel and the public—high stakes, real impact.

Your Mission

First 3 Months
1

Establish consistent editorial calendar and content strategy for spokesperson's Twitter and LinkedIn, achieving 15-20% engagement rate lift

2

Map and coordinate with DGPN departments to develop 10+ approved talking points and messaging frameworks aligned with institutional priorities

3

Organize 3-5 media interventions and public speaking opportunities; track media placements and sentiment

4

Set up crisis communication protocols and response templates for real-time social monitoring

By 6 Months
1

Grow spokesperson's social following by 30-50% through strategic content and cross-channel amplification

2

Deliver 2 major institutional events (recruitment campaign, national initiative) with integrated comms strategy

3

Establish monthly media relations dashboard tracking coverage, reach, and key message penetration

4

Create reusable content library (language elements, graphics, video clips) used across 56-person communication team

KPIs You'll Own

Social Engagement Rate

Twitter/LinkedIn likes, shares, comments as % of impressions; target 15%+ on institutional content.

Media Placements

Number of spokesperson media interventions secured and completed per quarter; target 12-15/quarter.

Message Consistency Score

Internal audit of talking points adoption across departments; target 85%+ alignment with approved language.

Crisis Response Time

Hours to social response on sensitive security/policing topics; target <2 hours for critical issues.

Tools & Stack

Twitter/XLinkedInAdobe Creative SuiteGoogle WorkspaceMedia monitoring platforms (Meltwater, Mention, or similar)Scheduling tools (Buffer, Later)CMS/content managementOutlook/calendaring

Your Team

Your Manager

Spokesperson of the National Police (Porte-parole de la police nationale)

Current Team

56-person communication service including administrative staff, SIC technicians, contractors, apprentices; integrated with media relations and social media poles

New specialized role supporting spokesperson; backfill or expansion of capacity

The Package

Salary

€28K-€35K base

Remote

On-site, Paris (DGPN headquarters)

Benefits & Perks

French public sector job security and pension (CNRACL)
13 weeks paid vacation (French statutory minimum + public sector)
Professional development and training programs for officials
Access to government wellness and employee assistance programs
Flexible work arrangements (negotiable for public sector role)

Company Intelligence

The French Ministry of Interior's General Directorate of the National Police (DGPN) commands 150,000 personnel across France. SICOP (Communications Service) is the institutional voice—managing media relations, digital presence, recruitment campaigns, and strategic communications for one of Europe's largest police forces.

Team Size

303000

Culture

Hierarchical, mission-driven public institution. Emphasis on national security narrative, interagency coordination, and institutional credibility. Direct access to leadership; structured processes; significant stakes.

Is This Role For You?

For You If
  • You've managed high-stakes social media or comms for organizations where messaging directly impacts public perception or policy
  • You thrive synthesizing complex information into clear, compelling language under deadline pressure
  • You're energized by media relations, event coordination, and strategic narrative-building—not just posting
  • You speak fluent French and understand French institutional culture, politics, and security debates
  • You're adaptable, collaborative, and comfortable navigating bureaucratic structures without losing momentum
Won't Work If
  • You expect significant autonomy in messaging; this role requires alignment with government protocol and hierarchical approval chains
  • You're looking for startup velocity or cutting-edge martech; this is institutional communication with established processes
  • You're uncomfortable with public sector salaries (€28-35K is below private sector growth marketing rates for your level)
  • You need remote flexibility; this is full-time on-site Paris

Interview Process

1

Application & CV Screening

Submit CV, cover letter, portfolio of social/comms work. Screening for language fluency, media/social background.

2

Phone Screening

30-min conversation with HR/SICOP team on communication experience, French institutional knowledge, crisis management approach.

3

Written Exercise

Develop 3-5 talking points on a hypothetical policing/security issue; demonstrate synthesis, clarity, tone.

4

In-Person Interview

Half-day panel with spokesperson, SICOP director, and communications team. Present portfolio, discuss media strategy, gauge fit with hierarchy.

5

Security Clearance

Standard government vetting process for access to sensitive institutional information.

Interested in this role?

Apply now and hear back within days, not weeks.

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