• Collect, analyse and summarise relevant materials, including national courts rulings concerning judicial cooperation matters (e.g. admissibility of evidence);
• Monitor and disseminate information regarding upcoming legislation, policy papers, meetings and other events of relevance for the mandate of Eurojust;
• Support in updating the Eurojust Overviews of CJEU case law on judicial cooperation tools (e.g. European Arrest Warrant) and related topics;
• Collect and compile replies for operational topics or other compilations;
• Search and analyse case-law in relation to specific legal issues of relevance for Eurojust’s work.
• Contribute to drafting reports and other deliverables.

• Be a recent university/masters/doctorate graduate, who, by the closing date for applications, has obtained a university/ masters/doctorate diploma;
• Have a very good knowledge of English (minimum B2 level),the working language of Eurojust.
• Not have received more than six weeks of any kind of in-service training/internship nor have worked or been employed in any capacity within a European Institution,body, office or agency.

General knowledge, qualifications and experience:

• Completed university degree in law or other relevant fields, involving legal research;
• Ability to take responsibility for specific areas of work and see actions through to completion ensuring that the deadlines are met;
• Good analytical and drafting skills and ability to organise information in a structured way;
• Developed research skills and ability to search for and identify relevant informaiton from court rulings;
• Good communication and interpersonal skills;
• Proficiency in MS Office (specifically Excel);
• Aptitude for team work in international multicultural environment, as well as cooperative and customer-oriented attitude;
• Excellent knowledge of English both written and spoken, the working language of Eurojust.