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Policy Coordinator

European Commission · Brussels, Belgium

This post in plain words

This temporary agent post in the Secretariat-General supports EU implementation support work in Unit C.4, based in Brussels. It involves coordinating Implementation Dialogues and helping Member States apply EU policies and law.

Temporary agent

Can you apply?

The notice does not state nationality rules. Check the eligibility page linked from the notice.

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Experience
Previous professional experience in a Commission Directorate-General or another relevant EU institution is required.
Contract
Temporary agent (2b), grade range AD 5 to AD 7.

What they ask for:

  • Understanding of EU implementation support processes and instruments
  • Proven ability to coordinate work across several policy domains
  • Experience guiding and supporting DGs through reporting cycles
  • Strong knowledge of EU policy decision-making processes
  • Excellent coordination, analytical and communication skills

What you would do

  • Coordinate the organisation of the Implementation Dialogues
  • Collect stakeholder information on implementation needs in Member States
  • Help prepare annual progress and overview reports on simplification and enforcement
  • Liaise with Directorates-General, Cabinets and other SG units
  • Identify EU funding that can support implementation of EU policies

How to apply

Send your CV and completed application form in one PDF, by the deadline, to the unit's email address given in the notice, with the reference in the subject line.

Good to know:

  • Place of work is Brussels.
  • Applications are accepted only up to the publication deadline.
  • Consult the eligibility page linked in the notice 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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