Head of section for coordination and follow-up in international relations
Direction générale de la sécurité intérieure · State civil service
En français : Chef de section animation, suivi et coordination au sein des relations internationales
This job in plain words
This job is based in Levallois-Perret (92), in the international relations unit of the DGSI. You coordinate orders, staff abroad and the European Intelligence College, and you manage a small team.
Can you apply?
Open to civil servants (transfer or secondment) and contract staff. French nationality required.
- Category
- Category A (executive)
- Diploma
- Not stated
- Contract
- Civil servants (by transfer or secondment) and contract staff: fixed-term contract of 3 years, renewable, may become permanent.
The profile they want:
- Advanced skills in office software and IT.
- Good knowledge of the professional environment.
- Practical legal skills.
- Able to organise your work and write well.
- Good communication skills and a sense of human relations.
- Management and adaptability skills (to be acquired).
What you would do
- Manage and track internal requests from the Director General's office.
- Oversee administrative and budget follow-up for staff posted abroad.
- Follow agents placed at the disposal of European institutions.
- Act as the contact point for the European Intelligence College.
- Follow cross-cutting projects and take part in working groups.
- Write briefing notes and reports on division topics.
How to apply
Apply only through the MOBMI platform of the Ministry of the Interior, as stated in the offer. Applications sent by email will not be processed.
Documents to send:
- Ministry of the Interior mobility or recruitment form
Good to know:
- Very Secret security clearance required before taking up the post.
- Remote work not possible.
- Working time of 40h30 per week with 54 days off.
- Based in Levallois-Perret (92).
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