Job of the Day: Conference interpreters (Czech, Croatian, Lithuanian, Maltese)

The EU institutions are looking for conference interpreters with Czech, Croatian, Lithuanian or Maltese as their main language to be recruited as permanent staff (AD5/AD7).

As a conference interpreter working at the EU institutions, you will ensure that the discussions held at various meetings are correctly interpreted into an official language of the European Union.

To apply for this position, you should have:

• EU citizenship; and
• four-year university undergraduate course in conference interpreting;
  or
• a master’s degree in conference interpreting;
  or
• three years’ university undergraduate course followed by: at least one year  relevant professional experience, or an academic postgraduate conference interpreting training of at least one year (other than a Master’s degree).

For AD7 positions you will also need:

• four years’ relevant professional experience (at least 100 days of conference interpreting) since the date the conditions above were fulfilled.

Various language levels and combinations of languages are sought.

Location: mostly Brussels or Luxembourg, but these positions can involve frequent travel.

Salary: EUR 4,384.38 (AD5) /  EUR 5,612,65 (AD7)  (indicative monthly starting salary for a 40-hour working week).

As well as providing support and assistance to new staff for relocation, the EU institutions also offer a comprehensive remuneration package, including pension and health insurance.