Juyun Moon

Department

Job Title

Executive Director, Head of Operations

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGES

English, Korean

PERSONAL BIO

Juyun is a public affairs and strategic communications professional with history of working both in-house and as an external consultant. She is experienced in implementing public affairs projects across fields such as intellectual property, internet technology, software, environment, and energy. Since COVID-19 outbreak, she has been heavily involved in global health issue and provided policy consultation to leading domestic and international partners to combat the pandemic.

Before joining GR Korea, Juyun was a policy analyst for Korea’s dominant telecommunication company, KT, and served as an aide to a very senior member of Cabinet and the National Assembly.

WORK EXPERIENCE AND AWARDS

Executive Director, Head of Operations, GR Korea (2021~present)
Founding member & public policy team leader, GR Korea (2018~2021)
Policy analyst of Corporate Affairs team, KT (2017-2018)
East Asia regional policy consultant, APCO Worldwide (2015-2016)

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

Bachelor in Political Science and International Relations, Yonsei University, South Korea

VacancIES

Brief Introduction of the Department

GR Korea is a leading government relations and public affairs consultancy in Korea. We offer a full range of government relations, public affairs, and related services, including stakeholder and issue mapping, strategy development, narrative crafting, outreach support, and timely intelligence-gathering. Our team of exceptional policy and industry specialists helps top-tier global clients navigate the complexities of politics and work with stakeholders – throughout government, major political parties, media, business, and academia – to complement our clients ’goals, drive change, and deliver societal impact. We are politically neutral and enjoy excellent working relations across the political spectrum. GR Korea is a proud part of The GR Company with offices in Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka, Taipei, Washington D.C., London, and Singapore.

Department Staff Number

More than 10 people

Internship Job Description

At GR Korea, the intern will support the teams of consultants at various sectors, including healthcare, pharmaceuticals, energy, environment, AI and advanced technology, and consumer goods. Teamed together with the seasoned experts, the intern will experience a full range of government relations, public affairs, and related services, including stakeholder and issue mapping, strategy development, narrative crafting, outreach support, and timely intelligence-gathering.

GR Korea is looking for an intern with demonstrated passion for public policy and politics, with a high-proficiency in English (TOEFL 110 or above) and preferably with some fluency in conversational Korean. S/he is expected to thrive in fast-paced, team-centred working environment, being willing and able to learn fast to help the team deliver professional materials about the complex and swiftly changing policy/political landscape of Korea and Taiwan.

Job descriptions:
- Conduct research on public policy, regulations, and key government stakeholders
- Draft and edit policy-related deliverables (Word, PPT) – issue & stakeholder mapping reports, engagement strategy documents, advocacy materials, and reference materials
- Monitor the latest policy and political developments related to the clients’ goals
- Assist translation of client-related documents
- Support the team in delivering client satisfaction (ad-hoc research, etc.)

Preferred Intern Education Level

Undergraduate students (third year and above)
Master students

Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities

Minimum qualifications:

High-proficiency in English (TOEFL 110 or above)
Ability to work in Seoul for 12 weeks (no remote work available)
Strong understanding of Taiwan politics and Taiwan policy making
Desires in learning about Korean policy and politics
Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, team-centred working environment

Preferred qualifications:

Pursuing the Bachelor’s degree in relevant discipline, such as international relations, political science, or public administration/policy
Fluency in Korean (TOPIK Level 5 or above, not mandatory)
Prior work experience in strategic consulting, governmental institutes, or international organizations

Internship Period

From June 9 to August 31, 2025(adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)

Others

This internship position will be in Seoul (no remote work)
Expected working hours per week: 40 hours
One-off scholarship will be awarded
Salaries (stipends) and benefits will not be provided
Students who accept this position are required to participate in the iNGO Academy training courses