kandidatu France

Your steps to apply

Territorial Planning Officer South (Chargée de planification territoriale Sud)
Direction Départementale des Territoires de Seine-et-Marne (DDT 77) · Île-de-France · Closes in 8 days

  1. 1 Check the conditions
  2. 2 Résumé and cover letter
  3. 3 Apply
  4. 4 Interview and answer

Sign in to save your progress. Free, with just your email. You can read all the steps without an account.

Sign in or create an account

1 Check the conditions You are here

This job is open to qualified civil servants and non-civil servants. A non-civil servant would be hired on a contract, after no suitable civil servant has applied.

Open to non-civil servants

Category: Category B (intermediate)

Experience: Experience in urban planning and development

The profile they look for:

  • Master planning documents and rules on land development.
  • Know how the local government system is organised and land control tools.
  • Be able to write a reasoned summary opinion.
  • Be able to combine analyses from different departments.
  • Be good at explaining things to outside partners.
2 Résumé and cover letter

A one- or two-page résumé and a short cover letter that takes up the duties of the offer with your examples. If you are a civil servant, you are often asked for your latest status decision (arrêté) and your latest annual review reports.

3 Apply

Deadline: November 5 (Closes in 8 days)

Do not apply online. Contact the managers directly by email, and copy the HR department named in the offer.

See the official offer and apply ↗
4 Interview and answer

If your application is shortlisted, the employer contacts you for an interview, often with two or three people. Prepare: why this job, your experience close to the duties, and your questions.

Good to know:

  • Remote work possible.
  • Frequent travel (meetings in municipalities, site visits).
  • No management role, reports to the unit head.
  • Position vacant from 1 January 2027.

Kandidatu is an independent website: only the official posting counts. Read it before you apply.