Within the Directorate Central Route Charges Office and Finance, the CF/CRCO/ECO Section is responsible for managing the strategic and economic aspects of the Central Route Charges Office (CRCO) in support to the various charging schemes managed by CRCO. Key responsibilities include adapting the system to the stakeholder needs and evolution of the aviation sector, consolidating reporting tables to establish unit rates, providing economic support and advice to States on air navigation charges, integrating new States and negotiating bilateral agreements, preparing the five-year work programme, calculating administrative unit rates, and representing the CRCO in stakeholder meetings related to the air navigation charges.
As an Economics Assistant, you will support the Economics Section activities by preparing correspondence and reports, assisting with working papers preparation, coordinating documentation and maintaining communication with stakeholders.
Your role will be to:
Post-secondary education preferably in a relevant field (e.g. Accounting, Finance, Business Administration or Economics) and a minimum of 3 years’ relevant professional experience. Experience with data management tools such as Power BI or similar. Experience with Microsoft 365, in particular with Microsoft Excel. Understanding of calculations related to currency conversion and unit rate adjustments. Knowledge of the charging of air navigation fees would be an asset. Technical drafting skills in English. Customer focus: You know how to respond effectively to customer enquiries. Planning and organising: You display an organised and methodical approach. Quality focus: You deliver a consistent quality in work. Team Work: You foster teamwork. Ability to work in a multinational and multicultural environment. Professional conduct in line with the corporate behaviours of the Agency, i.e. result-driven, readiness to change, customer focus, integrity and team-player approach. The working languages of the Agency are English and French. For this particular job, candidates must be proficient users of English at level C1 and acquire, at least, a basic knowledge (level A1) of French before the end of the probation period.