• Contributing to the drafting of legal advice related to the EPPO legal framework and governance structure;
• Providing assistance in the preparation of legal advice related to all the aspects of the operations and management of the EPPO;
• Providing input for the preparation of legal acts and opinions related to the functioning of the EPPO, including on matters related to human resources, administration, contract and procurement;
• Providing tailored responses to ad-hoc research requests received from lawyers in the Legal Service.

• Completed the first cycle of a higher education course (university education) in law and obtained a full degree or its equivalent by the closing date for applications.
• Demonstrated understanding of general EU law.
• An awareness of, and an interest in, the role and functioning of the EPPO.
• Proven ability in conducting thorough research and analysis.
• Outstanding communication written and verbal communication skills, particularly for drafting and summarising texts.
• An intermediate (B2) knowledge of English.

Advantageous:

• Knowledge of criminal law, economic and financial criminal law, European criminal justice (or a related field) gained through academic studies or professional experience.
• A solid understanding of employment law, contractual law or similar fields relevant to the administrative management of EU institutions or other bodies, national or international public bodies.
• An advanced knowledge of English (C1) and an intermediate (B1) knowledge of French.