Employment
About 3,500 people work for the OSCE in five institutions and 16 field operations. There are tremendous opportunities – from field work in offices in South-Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe, the South Caucasus and Central Asia, to positions in the institutions in Vienna, The Hague, and Warsaw, through to administrative and managerial positions which keep the organisation ticking over every day.
Nora Vanaga
Mikhail Assafov
Ola Quarnstrom
Otabek Rashidov
Saule Mukhametrakhimova
Anita Nicoleska
Aliya Orazbayeva
Szilvia Toth
Zorana Antonijevic
Frane Maroevic
Why work for the OSCE?
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Working for an international organization with a mission such as the OSCE is both challenging and rewarding, making you a real agent for change.
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Whatever your skill, the OSCE offers the potential for your own growth in a multi-cultural and dynamic environment.
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From fixed term contracts to internships and a Junior Professional Officer programme, find out what fits you best.
Open Positions, Consultancies and Internships
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Latest vacancies published
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Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine
OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine (SMM) is often looking for staff.
See all SMM vacanciesOSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights
Interested by ODIHR's activities andelections monitoring?
See all ODIHR vacancies
Click here for more information regarding other opportunities within the OSCE and elsewhere.
Click here for information on how to submit an online application for Contracted Positions.
What you need to know
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How to apply
Find out everything about our recruitment process here.
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General Conditions of Employment
Salary, working conditions, and much more.
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Recruitment, Selection and OSCE Competency Model
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Types of Employment and Fields of Expertise
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find the answers.
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Working for the OSCE
So you got the job - what to expect next.