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EFSA/X/AD/2022/11 Requisition #
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WHAT ARE THE SELECTION REQUIREMENTS?
 
You must satisfy the following requirements on the closing date for submission of your application:
 
I. Eligibility criteria
 
1. General requirements
 
Be national of a Member State of the European Union, Iceland or Norway; 
Enjoy full rights as a citizen;
Have fulfilled any obligations imposed by laws concerning military service;
Be physically fit to perform the duties linked to the post;[1]
Have a thorough knowledge of one of the EU official languages and a satisfactory knowledge of another EU language;
Meet the character requirements for the duties involved;
 
2. Qualifications
 
A level of education which corresponds to completed university studies of at least three (3) years attested by a diploma.[2]
 
3. Experience
 
In addition to the above, at least three (3) years of relevant and proven professional experience gained after obtaining the diploma.[3]
 

In case you do not fulfil all the eligibility criteria, your application will not be taken into consideration.

 
II. Selection criteria
 
The following competencies will be assessed throughout the different phases of the selection procedure. Candidates are also expected to demonstrate effective communication in both spoken and written English as well as strong motivation for the position.
 
1. Technical competencies
 
i. At least 3 years of senior professional experience in the area(s) of Learning & Development and/or Talent Management and/or HR Business Partnering, preferably gained in a multinational environment;
ii. Align subject of expertise with business strategy: Able to translate organizational strategy and priorities into learning & development solutions;
iii. Communicate information to different target audiences: Able to convey complex/technical/sensitive learning & development concepts or engagement survey results, making them understandable to the target audiences. Experience in translating those concepts into tender specifications related to learning & development procurement calls;
iv. Develop internal policies and regulations: Collaborate with stakeholders in the drafting of learning & development policies. Design procedural documentation in line with the overall learning & development policies and the legal framework;
v. Develop learning & development initiatives: Strong knowledge and track record in designing engaging learning experiences. Analyse, identify, design and develop learning & development solutions, talent analytics, impact learning. Capacity to plan, develop and manage organisational (e)–learning. Ability to stay abreast with new learning & development trends and technology (i.e. managing team from remote, digital learning solutions). Experience in developing and managing content in digital solutions, preferably Oracle HCM (Taleo & Fusion). Experience in the area of scientific training and knowledge management;
vi. Manage human resources: Able to coordinate resources to deliver successfully. Able to analyse competencies or engagement gaps in a quantitative and qualitative way, comparing the current capabilities with the level of competencies or engagement needs required to meet the strategic objectives of the organisation;
vii. Manage projects: Competent and experienced in project management with a preference on agile methodologies. Strong experience in managing complex learning or HR projects with an impact on organisational effectiveness. 
 
2. Behavioural competencies
 
i. Deal with ambiguity: Able to work constructively within unexpected and unpredictable situations and show resilience and composure, even in difficult or adverse circumstances; able to decide and act without having the total picture; accept constructive feedback in a positive manner;
ii. Demonstrate political savvy and strategic agility: Look beyond the current situation and visualise what the future can bring with a keen sense for arising opportunities and good understanding of how and when to best pursue them; able to think in a creative and innovative way;
iii. Focus on stakeholder needs: Committed to meet the expectations and requirements of internal and external stakeholders; establish and maintain effective relationships with stakeholders and gain their trust and respect;
iv. Plan and measure for results: Set ambitious goals that exceed the targets and create plans to achieve them; ensure an efficient and responsible planning and management of resources;
v. Work with others: Work confidently within a group and contribute to achieve the common goals, understanding own role and how it supports the team and the organisation; able to cooperate, listen actively, manage conflicts and motivate colleagues.
 
 
NOTE
 
Candidates are invited to read the ANNEX that represents an integral part of this vacancy and provides information on how to complete the application, the steps of the selection process and appeal procedures.
 
This vacancy is published as well internally at the grade bracket AD5 - AD7.
 
[1] Before appointment, a successful candidate shall be medically examined by an institution’s medical officer in order that the European Food Safety Authority may be satisfied that he/she fulfils the requirement of article 28(e) of the Staff Regulations of the Officials of the European Communities.
 
[2] Any academic qualification mentioned in the application form shall be duly supported by evidence (original or certified copies of e.g. diplomas, certification, etc.) Only qualifications issued by EU Member State authorities and qualifications recognised as equivalent by the relevant EU Member State authorities will be accepted. In instances where diplomas are obtained from a non-EU Member State, EFSA may request the candidate to provide a relevant document of comparability issued by a recognised authority.
 
[3] Any professional experience mentioned in the application form shall be duly supported by evidence (original or certified copies of e.g. contracts, payslips etc.). Professional experience shall be taken into account from the date on which the person fulfils the minimum qualifications for engagement. In order for your professional experience to be taken into consideration, it must be supported by relevant documents attesting an actual work relationship defined by the following elements: real, genuine work; on a paid basis; as employee (any type of contract), or provider of a service.  Any given period may be counted only once (in order to be calculated as eligible, years of studies or professional experience to be taken into account shall not overlap with other periods of studies or professional experience). Professional activities pursued part-time will be calculated pro-rata on the basis of the certified percentage of full-time hours worked. Remunerated PhDs acquired in a field relevant to the job description can be counted as professional experience up to 3 years. Paid traineeships are counted as working experience. Prior to contract signature, the successful candidate(s) will need to provide original versions of documents proving the candidate’s work experience.

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