Housing project officer
Conseil départemental de l'Oise · Local government
En français : Chargé de mission habitat
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This job in plain words
The housing project officer coordinates housing projects and schemes for the Oise departmental council, based in Beauvais. The main priority is setting up and following the PACTE territorial, along with the departmental plan for travelling people.
Can you apply?
Category A civil servants can apply by transfer, approved list or secondment. Non-permanent staff on fixed-term contracts can also apply, and a contract worker may be hired if no civil servant application succeeds.
- Category
- Category A (executive)
- Diploma
- Bachelor's degree (bac+3) · Bac+3 minimum
- Experience
- Experienced in housing management and/or urban policy
- Contract
- Civil servants (category A, attaché grade) by transfer, approved list or secondment, and contract staff on renewable fixed-term contracts. Contract of up to 3 years, renewable up to 6 years in total.
The profile they want:
- At least Bac+3 and a driving licence (permis B)
- Experience in housing management or urban policy
- Good knowledge of local authorities and housing stakeholders
- Works well across teams, makes proposals and is well organised
What you would do
- Coordinate housing projects and schemes
- Set up and follow the PACTE territorial
- Design and follow the departmental plan for travelling people
- Run the network of partners and follow partnerships
- Take part in the budget and council decision process
- Promote the housing schemes
How to apply
Apply on the employer's website, reached from the offer on Choisir le Service Public.
Good to know:
- Working time of 35 hours per week
- Remote work possible 1 to 2 days per week
- Driving licence (permis B) needed for travel to towns and intercommunal bodies
- Permanent post, vacant from 1 November 2026
We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.