IT Service Assistant - Production coordination
European Commission · Brussels, Belgium
This post in plain words
You will help coordinate production, maintenance and new features for the data warehouse, reporting and AI solutions in the IT unit of DG Regional and Urban Policy in Brussels. The post suits someone who likes managing resources and working hands-on with data.
Can you apply?
The notice does not state nationality or age limits. Eligibility is explained on a separate page of the EU careers website.
As a general rule, posts in the EU institutions and agencies are open only to citizens of EU Member States. Exceptions →
- Languages
- Very good English, written and spoken; French is an asset.
- Education
- Not stated in the notice.
- Experience
- Not stated; experience in IT or service management is an asset.
- Contract
- Temporary agent (Temporary Agent 2(b)); duration not stated.
What they ask for:
- Very good command of English, written and spoken
- Strong task coordination and prioritisation skills
- Knowledge of data warehouses and data quality techniques
- Experience in IT development or service management is an asset
- Strong teamwork and autonomy
- Ability to manage parallel tasks and tight deadlines
What you would do
- Coordinate production, maintenance and evolution of the data warehouse and reporting
- Coordinate delivery of AI solutions and self-service analytics
- Define and coordinate training on reporting, analytics and AI
- Monitor data quality and daily system health
- Coordinate resources and resolve bottlenecks with technical experts
- Improve integration and continuous delivery processes
How to apply
Send one PDF with your CV first and then your completed application form, before the deadline. Use the email address given in the official notice and write the reference in the subject line.
Good to know:
- Applications received after the deadline are not accepted.
- The post is based in Brussels, Belgium.
- Skills in Power BI, GitLab and Dynatrace are valued.
- The reference is REGIO/COM/2026/1954.
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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