Requirements Engineer with the ICT Engineering Group, Requirements and Functional Analysis Team, Contract Agent (FGIV)

Europol

Place of work
Eisenhowerlaan 73, 2517 KK The Hague, Netherlands
Contract type
full-time

Information about the position

Job description, responsibilities and duties

The successful applicant will have to carry out the following main duties:

• As a member of project team(s), gather, analyse, define and prioritise business requirements and change requests, describing the need, in close cooperation with internal and external stakeholders (Europol staff including Operations Department, European CyberCrime Centre, Governance Department, as well as Member State representatives and others);
• Create and maintain user and technical documentation by creating content and editing text and producing graphics, usually by using MS Word and Confluence wiki pages, based on requirements, working system and/or interviews with subject matter experts;
• Perform any other related task assigned by the Line Manager or by the Business Manager of the ICT Engineering Group.

Employee perks, benefits

Indicative monthly salary:

Grade/ 13 / Up to 7 years (Proven professional experience)/ 2,913.51 EUR (Indicative monthly net salary without allowances) / 4,200.78 EUR (Indicative monthly net salary with allowances/if applicable )

Grade/ 14 / More than 7 years (Proven professional experience)/ 3,143.75 EUR (Indicative monthly net salary without allowances)/ 4,635.04 EUR (Indicative monthly net salary with allowances/if applicable )

Grade/ 16 / More than 20 years (Proven professional experience)/ 3,927.65 EUR (Indicative monthly net salary without allowances)/ 5,651.52 EUR (Indicative monthly net salary with allowances/if applicable )


In addition, if applicable, allowances such as expatriation allowance, household allowance, dependent child allowance and education may be granted. Europol also offers a comprehensive welfare package.

Information about the selection process

For a full description of the tasks and responsibilities, of the eligibility criteria and of the selection criteria (professional experience, professional knowledge, technical and social skills and competencies) and of the conditions of employment, please refer to the Vacancy Notice Ref. No. Europol/2015/CA/FGIV/036 on Europol’s website.

How to apply: Please refer to the EUROPOL RECRUITMENT GUIDELINES available on Europol’s website www.europol.europa.eu for further details on the application process and the selection procedure. You can apply until 7 September 2015.

Requirements for the employee

Candidates with education suit the position

Follow-up/Higher Professional Education
University student
University education (Bachelor's degree)
University education (Master's degree)
Postgraduate (Doctorate)

Language skills

English - Advanced (C1)

Number of years of experience

5

Personality requirements and skills

We are looking for candidates from all EU Member States, who have:

• At least 5 years of relevant professional work experience in the area of ICT;
• Significant professional experience in the following areas: creating requirements deliverables for new and existing systems: functional and non-functional requirements, use cases; create and maintain user and technical documentation; creating as-is / to-be processes; creating user interface design or prototypes; user acceptance testing; conducting workshops and eliciting requirements.

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Brief description of the company

Helping make Europe safer

Europol is the European Union’s law enforcement agency. Our main goal is to achieve a safer Europe for the benefit of all EU citizens.

Headquartered in The Hague, the Netherlands, we assist the 28 EU Member States in their fight against serious international crime and terrorism. We also work with many non-EU partner states and international organisations.

Large-scale criminal and terrorist networks pose a significant threat to the internal security of the EU. Terrorism, cybercrime and people smuggling, to name just a few, pose a severe threat to the safety and livelihood of its people. The biggest security threats come from: terrorism; international drug trafficking and money laundering; organised fraud; the counterfeiting of euros; and people smuggling.

But new dangers are also growing, such as online radicalisation and trafficking in human beings. The networks behind the crimes in each of these areas are quick to seize new opportunities, and they are resilient in the face of traditional law enforcement measures.
ID: 2208702  Dátum zverejnenia: 4.8.2015