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The European Court of Human Rights is looking for an Assistant Lawyer who will assist more senior members of staff in the preparation of correspondence with applicants and draft decisions in standard form cases.
Responsibilities:
— examine and deal with applications in prima facie inadmissible cases and in cases which can be dealt with in a standard manner;
— draft decisions, minutes, reports, notes and other documents;
— advise applicants, in correspondence or, if necessary, in interviews, on the conditions of admissibility of applications;
— attend the Court’s sessions and presents applications;
— assist one or more experienced case-lawyers, where necessary, in the preparation of Chamber cases for examination by the Court.
As a minimum you must:
— have a higher education degree in law obtained in Russia of a standard permitting access, either on the basis of qualifications or after passing a competitive examination, to the judicial administration or legal professions in Russia;
— after having obtained the relevant higher education degree in law, have at least six months professional experience acquired in the legal field (preferably in the judicial service) in Russia or in international Organisations;
— have a very good knowledge of one of the two official languages of the Council of Europe (English, French) and ability to draft legal texts therein clearly and precisely; excellent knowledge of Russian (mother tongue level);
— be a citizen of one of the 47 member States of the Council of Europe;
— be under 35 years of age at the closing date of the vacancy notice.
Professional and technical expertise:
— thorough knowledge of the Russian legal system and ability to handle cases arising in other jurisdictions;
— knowledge of constitutional and of international law.
These would be an asset:
— results orientation
— communication
— decision-making
— initiative
What offer:
— if successful, you may be offered employment based on a fixed-term contract at grade B3. In Strasbourg, you will receive a basic monthly gross salary of €3 600 which is exempt from national income tax. This salary may be supplemented by other allowances depending on your personal situation and you will be affiliated to a Council of Europe pension scheme. You will also benefit from private medical insurance, 32 working days leave per year and other benefits (including flexible working hours, training and development, possibility of teleworking, etc.).
— the Junior Professional Programme, carried out in accordance with Article 16 of the Regulations on Appointments (Appendix II to the Staff Regulations), is a specific recruitment scheme suitable for young graduates at the start of their career. Staff recruited under this scheme get a once-only opportunity of employment for a total maximum duration of four years and are not eligible for any subsequent internal competition, promotion, transfer or secondment. Details on conditions of employment (probationary period, salaries, allowances, pension scheme, social insurance, etc.) can be consulted on our recruitment website. Any changes to these conditions during the recruitment process are updated on this site and will apply at the time of the job offer.
— if your profile matches our needs but you are not recruited straight away, you may be placed on a reserve list, valid for a maximum of four years.
Deadline: 6 October 2020 (midnight French time)
