• Provide information services and legal research support to the ECB’s lawyers using the Library’s print resources and online legal databases;
• help design business solutions that support the ECB’s lawyers;
• develop topic-based alerts and newsletters with filtered content to meet the business and research needs of the ECB’s lawyers;
• help promote and raise awareness of available resources and services;
• support the adoption of new tools and processes as part of the Library’s digital transformation.

Essential:

• a bachelor’s degree or higher in law;
• an awareness of, and interest in, the role and functioning of the ECB, the European System of Central Banks, Economic and Monetary Union and European banking supervision;
• experience using document management systems and legal databases for research purposes such as EUR-Lex, InfoCuria and Westlaw;
• an advanced knowledge of the MS Office package;
• an advanced (C1) command of English and an intermediate (B1) command of at least one other official language of the EU, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Desired:

• a degree or vocational training in library sciences and/or information sciences;
• experience providing information management or knowledge management services;
• a sound knowledge of EU law.