Counter-Terrorism Policy & Projects Lead (Secondment)

Osce; Wien; Vor Ort; EUR 70.000 - 110.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

OSCE Secretariat in Vienna seeks a Counter-Terrorism Officer on secondment to advance the unit’s objectives, monitor anti-terrorism developments, and propose policy and project actions. You will engage with national authorities, external experts and other OSCE bodies.

The role requires a first-level degree in related fields, seven years of experience in political affairs with emphasis on human rights, and fluent English.

Qualifikationen

• First-level university degree in international relations, political science, criminology, international law, human rights, terrorism studies, security studies or a closely related field.
• Seven years of progressively responsible experience in political affairs with a focus on human rights (five years with a relevant second-level degree).
• Fluent English with excellent written and oral communication; working knowledge of another OSCE region language is an asset.
• Gender awareness and ability to integrate gender perspectives into tasks and activities.

Aufgaben

• Participate in conception, development, implementation and evaluation of counter-terrorism programmes and projects; monitor progress and propose corrective actions.
• Liaise with national authorities, external experts and OSCE bodies; identify gaps and track follow-up actions.
• Manage a portfolio with focus on human rights, rule of law and gender perspectives; disseminate best practices within OSCE.
• Represent TNTD/ATU in counter-terrorism activities with other organizations and partners; coordinate across OSCE institutions and field operations.
• Provide guidance to fund managers and ensure coordination to achieve CT goals.

Kenntnisse

English fluency

Gender awareness

Teamwork

Stakeholder liaison

Digital literacy

Ausbildung

First-level university degree in international relations or related field

Jobbeschreibung

OSCE Secretariat in Vienna seeks a Counter-Terrorism Officer on secondment to advance the unit’s objectives, monitor anti-terrorism developments, and propose policy and project actions. You will engage with national authorities, external experts and other OSCE bodies.

The role requires a first-level degree in related fields, seven years of experience in political affairs with emphasis on human rights, and fluent English.