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NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) in Italy seeks a professional with HR experience and strong MS Office skills. Candidates should have related education and a track record in staff support and administration, thriving in a multicultural setting.
The role offers a three-year contract with tax-free monthly salary, expatriation allowances where applicable, comprehensive health cover, generous leave, and a pension scheme.
Higher vocational training in a relevant discipline and 2 years' post-related experience. Acceptable alternatives: secondary education and 4 years' post-related experience, or an equivalent education combined with an appropriate amount of relevant, professional experience.
Experience in HR, business administration, or a related field, with demonstrated exposure to HR service delivery or people management support activities.
Sound digital literacy with experience in using office automation systems and software applications, e.g. Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
Proven interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with staff and managers at all levels of the organisation, handling sensitive matters with discretion, and maintaining professionalism in a multicultural environment.
Salaries are before insurance and pension contributions.
Qualified redundant NATO civilian candidates of the same grade will be considered in priority.
Interviews are expected to be held approximately six weeks after the application closing date. The Talent Acquisition and Development Office shall let you know in due course the outcome of the screening process.
Moreover, due to the broad interest in NSPA and the large number of potential candidates, telephone or email enquiries cannot be dealt with.
Please note that if you currently hold a military or administration post, you will be required to decide, in accordance with your national authorities' regulations, whether to retire or resign from your post, or apply for special leave from your national authorities. If you are invited to a preliminary interview, you will be asked to indicate your preference at that time as well.