HRM Agent - Junior Professionals Programme
European Commission · Brussels, Belgium
This post in plain words
You help run the Commission's Junior Professionals Programme in Brussels, from the launch of each selection to the return of participants to their DG. The team is small and supportive, and the job mixes HR work, secretariat tasks and some finance support.
Can you apply?
The notice does not state nationality or age limits. The eligibility rules are on the EU Careers page linked in the notice.
As a general rule, posts in the EU institutions and agencies are open only to citizens of EU Member States. Exceptions →
- Languages
- Good oral and written English and French.
- Education
- Not stated in the notice.
- Experience
- Not stated in the notice.
- Contract
- Temporary agent 2(b); duration not stated.
What they ask for:
- Strong interest in human resources management.
- Good understanding of the Commission's HR IT tools and databases.
- Good knowledge of Microsoft Office tools.
- Highly motivated, organised, proactive and client-oriented.
- Discretion, confidentiality and diplomatic skills.
- Good oral and written English and French.
What you would do
- Help run the twice-yearly selection of programme participants.
- Set up interviews, schedule them and send calendar invitations.
- Act as back-up for the unit's secretariat.
- Assist with unit finances, including acting as initiating agent.
- Support colleagues during busy periods on certification and Newcomer induction work.
How to apply
Send one PDF with your CV first and the completed application form second, by email to the unit's mailbox. Put the reference HR/COM/2026/2312 in the subject line before the deadline.
Good to know:
- The post is based in Brussels.
- Applications must arrive by the publication deadline; late ones are not accepted.
- Check the eligibility page linked in the notice before applying.
- The application is one PDF with the CV first and the application form second.
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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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