EFTA Surveillance Authority

The successful candidate will: Very good knowledge of the EU/EEA legal framework and relevant policies, with a strong focus on regulatory aspects of EEA law concerning Energy Minimum 5 years of relevant professional experience in the private or the public sector Excellent command of written and spoken English (ESA’s working language) as well as proven legal drafting ability Excellent organisational, analytical, interpersonal and communication skills Initiative and the ability to work both independently and in a team in an international environment Willingness and ability to take on work across different areas within the responsibility of ENFIP The following are desirable: A postgraduate degree in EU/EEA law and/or in the field of Energy law Knowledge of and familiarity with the functioning of the EEA Agreement on the European Economic Area, especially in the area of Energy law,and of the EEA EFTA States Familiarity with the legal orders of Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein Relevant professional experience involving the EU institutions, relevant national authorities, administrations or market participants Experience with case handling in relevant areaa