kandidatu EU

Case Handler Officer

European Commission · Brussels, Belgium

This post in plain words

You will check State aid cases in postal services, healthcare, housing, transport, education and other sectors, as part of DG Competition in Brussels. The work is varied, covers public service rules, and includes drafting decisions and supporting the Legal Service before the EU Courts.

Temporary agent

Can you apply?

The notice does not state who can apply by nationality or age. Eligibility is explained on a separate page linked from the notice.

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Languages
Very good drafting skills in English are essential.
Education
Not stated in the notice. A strong background in law is expected.
Experience
No minimum years stated. Experience in State aid law is an advantage.
Contract
Temporary agent 2(b), grade range AD 5 to AD 7. Duration not stated.

What they ask for:

  • Strong background in law
  • Knowledge of or experience in State aid law is an advantage
  • Very good analytical skills and clear communication
  • Very good drafting skills in English are essential
  • Ability to work in a team, independently and under tight deadlines

What you would do

  • Assess State aid measures and complaints from legal and economic angles
  • Draft decisions through to adoption by the Commission
  • Assist the Legal Service in defending decisions before the EU Courts
  • Engage regularly with national authorities, companies and advisers
  • Contribute to State aid and SGEI policy development in the unit

How to apply

Send one PDF with your CV first and the completed application form second, by the deadline. Put the selection reference in the email subject. Late applications are not accepted.

Good to know:

  • Based in Brussels, with flexitime at DG Competition
  • Tasks may involve colleagues from other units and the State aid network
  • The team has 15 people, including 10 case handlers
  • Check the separate eligibility page before applying

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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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