Procurement Officer
European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) · Ljubljana, Slovenia
This post in plain words
ACER, the EU energy regulators agency in Ljubljana, is looking for a Procurement Officer to coordinate procurement from planning to contract management and reporting. The job manages complex, high-value procedures and offers hybrid working and flexible hours.
Can you apply?
Nationals of EU Member States, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein can apply. The notice does not state any age limit.
- Languages
- Thorough knowledge of one EU official language and B2 level in a second
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · University diploma: four years of studies, or three years plus one year of experience
- Experience
- At least six years of appropriate professional experience by the closing date
- Contract
- Temporary staff (temporary agent), AD 7, 5 years, renewable
What they ask for:
- At least six years of relevant professional experience by the closing date
- University diploma of four years, or three years plus one year of experience
- Thorough knowledge of one EU language and B2 in a second
- Knowledge of EU financial rules and procurement regulations
- Experience using IT tools for procurement planning, including Excel
What you would do
- Coordinate procurement activities across the full contract lifecycle
- Manage complex, high-value procurement procedures and framework contracts
- Prepare and monitor the annual procurement plan
- Advise on procurement and contract management policies and procedures
- Monitor documentation, reporting and internal controls for audits
How to apply
Apply before the closing date using the steps in the full notice. The text provided does not list the application steps.
Good to know:
- The post is based in Ljubljana, Slovenia, with hybrid working possible
- The post may involve other areas of ACER as decided by the Director
- The planned starting date is in the first half of 2027
- The Director appoints the successful candidate as temporary staff
How this kind of post works
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We wrote this summary automatically from the official notice, published by EU Careers (eu-careers.europa.eu). Only the official notice counts: read it before you apply.
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