Milltown Partners – Communications & Policy Analyst (Entry-Level)

Company: Taylor Bennett Foundation do
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Location: Greater London
Job Description:

The role

Great communications and policy advice starts with brilliant research and analysis. As an Analyst at Milltown Partners, you’ll be the foundation on which our work is built -tracking what matters, spotting what others miss, and turning complexity into clarity for some of the world’s most influential organisations.

You’ll work on live challenges where the stakes are high and context shifts constantly. Within one team you might be analysing regulatory developments in AI policy across multiple jurisdictions. Within another you could be researching investor perceptions to inform a fundraising strategy. The work is varied, the learning curve is steep, and the impact is real.

We’re looking for ambitious, intellectually curious people who think critically about complex problems and are ready to learn how to be an adviser.

What you’ll do

You’ll use research platforms like Factiva and Meltwater to monitor media, track policymakers and stakeholders, and understand the landscape our clients operate in. You’ll leverage our internal AI studio and tools such as Claude and Notebook LM to produce analysis that’s rigorous and useful. This isn’t about summarising – it’s about finding the thread that matters and pulling on it.

You’ll contribute to discussions about what our clients should do and how they should communicate. You’ll learn to think about audiences (investors, policymakers, journalists, employees), channels (owned platforms, media, policy engagement) and timing. You’ll develop your own perspectives on the issues our clients face – whether that’s AI regulation, competitive dynamics or stakeholder positioning – and share them with colleagues and clients.

From media briefings to policy analysis to internal reports, you’ll draft content that’s clear, compelling and tailored to purpose. You’ll learn to write for CEOs, policymakers, journalists and investors – often all in the same week. The ability to translate complexity into clarity is fundamental to the work.

You’ll help manage the logistics that keep client work moving – scheduling, monitoring, agendas, and making sure nothing falls through the cracks. It sounds simple, but doing it well makes everything else possible.

Contribute to a collaborative culture

You’ll work with people across the firm, give and receive feedback regularly, and help create an environment where everyone can do their best work. At Milltown, we’re all in this together – comradeship isn’t just a value, it’s how we operate.

What we’re looking for

You don’t need years of experience, but you do need the right foundations and the appetite to build on them.

  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Experience conducting research and drawing logical conclusions from what you find
  • Experience using AI tools (eg. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini) effectively, safely and critically
  • Intellectual curiosity – you enjoy learning about new topics and understanding how things work
  • An interest in reputation management, storytelling and how communications shapes outcomes for influential organisations and individuals
  • A curiosity about the opportunities and challenges facing the technology industry
  • A genuine desire to learn how to advise on business strategy, public policy and communications
  • Collaborative instincts – you value working with others and learning from people around you
  • A commitment to seeking feedback and acting on it
  • Relevant experience through internships or work in PR, corporate communications, media, policy or research
  • Interest in the policy and regulation challenges within the technology industry
  • Experience using AI tools effectively in an academic or professional or similar setting
  • Technical interests – whether that’s building websites, apps or other projects

You’ll have access to competitive pay with transparent salary bands, twice‑yearly bonuses, professional development opportunities guided by our career framework and progression pathways, private healthcare, mental health support, 26 days holiday plus public holidays (outside of our annual Christmas break), and a hybrid working model (three days in the office: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday).

We’re also serious about building a diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace. We have measurable commitments around representation, inclusion, and supporting underrepresented communities through pro bono work. Creating an environment where everyone can thrive is central to how we operate.

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Posted: April 10th, 2026