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Are you a proactive team player, who is passionate about promoting the green transition? Are you an expert in EU climate, energy, industrial and economic policies?
The office of MEP Niinistö is looking for a parliamentary assistant in Brussels, primarily responsible for assisting with legislative and policy initiatives in the field of industry, research, and energy within the Committee on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE). The parliamentary assistant will also support MEP Niinistö’s work as the Green Group Coordinator in the ITRE Committee. In addition, the assistant will support MEP Niinistö in his work in the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON).
The job is located in Brussels, and involves traveling to Strasbourg. The position is full-time and the salary is determined according to the European Parliament’s assistant pay scale. Work starts in the summer of 2023, but no later than the end of August.
Equality and diversity in the workplace are very important. We welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds, including different ages, genders, languages, cultures, or minority groups.
An ideal candidate has:
Job responsibilities:
What we offer:
Working hours: 40h/week
Starting date: Summer of 2023, no later than the end of August.
Location: Brussels, the job also requires traveling to Strasbourg.
Duration: The job continues until the end of the ongoing European Parliament’s term.
If you are interested, please send your application and CV no later than May 14th with the subject “Application for Parliamentary Assistant” to ville.niinisto@ep.europa.eu.
For further information, please contact Sointu Räisänen by phone at +32 492 41 39 70 or by email at sointusoile.raeisaenen@ep.europa.eu.
Interviews will be scheduled during the weeks 21 and 22.
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