Intelligence Analyst / Quality Control Analyst
European External Action Service (EU INTCEN) · Brussels, Belgium
This post in plain words
You would write intelligence analysis for decision makers in EU institutions and check the quality of the division's reports. The job is at EU INTCEN in Brussels, the EU's civilian intelligence centre, and it works with the military intelligence unit under the SIAC agreement.
Can you apply?
Only nationals of EU Member States with full citizenship rights can apply. Candidates with dual nationality, one of them non-EU, are considered case by case.
- Languages
- Working proficiency in English and sufficient French (reading or understanding)
- Education
- Bachelor's degree · University studies of at least three years, with a diploma
- Experience
- At least 4 years in intelligence analysis within an EU Member State intelligence or security body
- Contract
- Contract agent FG IV, initial contract of one year, renewable up to six years in total
What they ask for:
- At least 4 years in intelligence analysis in an EU Member State service
- University degree of at least three years
- Strong drafting, communication and analytical skills
- Good knowledge of EU policies, CFSP and CSDP
- Experience working with other EU institutions (asset)
- Valid EPSO CAST for FG IV, or registration in the permanent CAST
What you would do
- Anticipate developments and customer needs in your area
- Provide intelligence analysis on your own initiative or on request
- Quality control intelligence products of the Division
- Monitor geographic and thematic developments relevant to the Division
- Draft analysis reports and updates
- Contribute to the Single Intelligence Analysis Capacity work programme
How to apply
Send your CV in Europass format and a cover letter with your EPSO CAST number, in English or French, plus the signed conflict of interest declaration, by email to the EEAS INTCEN administration mailbox. Put the vacancy number in the subject line.
Good to know:
- Candidates must hold a valid personnel security clearance (SECRET UE/EU SECRET level) from their Member State when applying
- The selected candidate may need a new security clearance before access to classified information
- Written tests and an interview may be part of selection
- A reserve list may be created and is valid for one year
How this kind of post works
The easiest way into the EU institutions for many people: register any time, get shortlisted, pass the reasoning tests and the interview.
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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