Policy Assistant - Scientific/Technical
European Commission, Joint Research Centre · Brussels, Belgium
This post in plain words
The Joint Research Centre in Brussels is hiring a policy or scientific assistant for its Euratom Coordination unit. The job supports stakeholder management and relations with other EU institutions on JRC nuclear activities.
Can you apply?
The notice does not say who can apply. Check the eligibility page linked from the vacancy for nationality and other conditions.
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- Languages
- Excellent command of English and French (minimum requirement).
- Experience
- Demonstrable experience in EU nuclear policy and stakeholder or interinstitutional work.
- Contract
- Temporary agent 2(d); duration not stated in the notice.
What they ask for:
- Demonstrable experience and knowledge of EU nuclear policy and the Euratom programme.
- Knowledge of interinstitutional relations, including Council nuclear working parties.
- Knowledge of Commission decision-making and procurement procedures.
- Excellent drafting, organisation and coordination skills.
- Excellent English and French; security clearance required.
What you would do
- Manage contacts with external partners and stakeholders.
- Support cooperation with Commission services, EU institutions and international organisations.
- Prepare high-level meetings and briefings.
- Contribute to communication activities.
- Ensure coordination and procurement follow-up on ongoing unit files.
How to apply
Send one PDF with your CV first and the completed application form second, by the deadline, by email to the JRC HR address. Put the selection reference in the subject line.
Good to know:
- The post requires a security clearance; an existing clearance is an asset.
- The internal working language is mainly English, with French used for external stakeholders.
- The post is based in Brussels.
- Applications sent after the publication deadline will not be accepted.
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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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