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International Criminal Court (International Criminal Court) publishes vacancies on its own career portal; UNlockit lists every currently-open role here, refreshed daily from the agency's source. This page surfaces internships, consultancies, fixed-term, and temporary positions across country offices, regional offices, and headquarters. Each posting links back to the official International Criminal Court application page.
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- 9
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- Last refreshed
- 7/21/2026
Latest open roles
Associate Analyst (P-2)
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking an Associate Analyst (P-2) within the Information Fusion Centre (IFC) of the Office of the Prosecutor. The role focuses on providing specialized analytical support for investigations into war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. The incumbent will conduct complex open-source investigations (OSINT), utilizing advanced techniques to identify, verify, and analyze information from electronic media, social networks, and telecommunications data. Key responsibilities include producing accurate analytical products such as reports, suspect dossiers, and relational charts, and proactively identifying leads for Unified Teams. The position requires strong reasoning skills to handle conflicting information and develop logical inferences, alongside advanced computer skills for data mining and GIS analysis. The ideal candidate possesses professional experience in open-source investigations, telecommunications analysis, or fugitive tracking, with a background in data sciences, social sciences, or law. Proficiency in English or French is mandatory, with working knowledge of the other preferred. The role involves working under stressful conditions, maintaining strict confidentiality, and collaborating in multi-disciplinary teams. It is a fixed-term appointment based in The Hague, open only to nationals of States Parties to the ICC Statute.
Closes 7/26/2026Associate Procurement Officer (General Operations) (P-2)
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court is seeking an Associate Procurement Officer (P-2) within the Procurement Unit of the General Services Section. The role involves planning procurement actions for general goods and services, reviewing technical specifications, and soliciting bids to ensure competitive procurement principles. The incumbent will assist staff with procurement policies, develop vendor criteria, evaluate proposals, and compile procurement data to recommend contract approvals. Key responsibilities include market research, preparing procurement documents such as purchase orders and contracts, and maintaining accurate records. The ideal candidate possesses strong analytical and organizational skills, with the ability to manage confidential information and communicate technical matters clearly. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ERP systems, particularly SAP, is essential. The position requires a high degree of integrity, adaptability, and the ability to work effectively in a multicultural environment. Candidates must demonstrate knowledge of international procurement standards and procedures. This is a fixed-term appointment based in The Hague, Netherlands, with a two-year initial duration and a six-month probationary period. The role offers a minimum net annual salary of €71,673.00. The incumbent will report to the Head of the Procurement Unit and contribute to the efficient operation of the Court's procurement processes.
Closes 7/26/2026Senior Network and Communications Technician (G-6)
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court is seeking a Senior Network and Communications Technician (G-6) to supervise a team of technicians and oversee critical ICT infrastructure, including LAN/WAN, data centers, and VoIP systems. The role involves providing third-level support, managing firewalls and unified access services, and preparing technical documentation. The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience in network design and implementation, specifically with Cisco and Fortigate technologies, and holds relevant professional certifications. This position requires strong leadership abilities to manage multi-cultural teams and deliver high-quality IT services within a legal and diplomatic context.
Closes 7/29/2026Graphic Designer (G-5)
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court is seeking a Graphic Designer (G-5) for a short-term appointment within the Public Affairs Unit of the Registry, based in The Hague. The role involves conceptualizing, designing, and producing public information materials, including newsletters, fact sheets, booklets, posters, and digital content, in the Court's working and official languages. The incumbent must ensure adherence to ICC design guidelines, manage digital and printed archives, and support website updates. The position requires strong organizational, communication, and proofreading skills, along with the ability to work under pressure and handle last-minute amendments. The ideal candidate possesses extensive experience in graphic design, web development, or audio-visual production, with proficiency in French or English. Knowledge of other official languages and Dutch is desirable. This is a locally recruited post open only to nationals of States Parties to the ICC Statute.
Closes 7/30/2026Translator (English) (P-3)
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court is seeking a Translator (English) at the P-3 level to join the Language Services Unit within the Office of the Prosecutor. The incumbent will provide critical language support during preliminary examinations, investigations, and prosecution phases. Key responsibilities include translating and self-revising documents from French and one or more situation-related languages (e.g., Arabic, Spanish, Russian) into English, covering legal, military, medical, forensic, human rights, and administrative topics. The role also involves proofreading and cross-reading colleagues' work, contributing to terminology databases, and performing tasks such as audio/video transcription and IT-related duties. The ideal candidate possesses excellent attention to detail, accuracy, and style, along with sound knowledge of CAT tools (e.g., memoQ) and MT tools. They must demonstrate flexibility under pressure, confidentiality, and teamwork skills. The position requires mother-tongue proficiency in English, high-level proficiency in French, and high proficiency in a situation-related language. Candidates must be nationals of a State Party to the ICC Statute. The role offers a two-year initial contract with extension possibilities, based in The Hague.
Closes 8/16/2026Associate Electronic Evidence Officer (P-2)
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court seeks an Associate Electronic Evidence Officer (P-2) within the Evidence Discovery Management Unit to provide specialized technical and data analytic support to investigation and prosecution teams. The role involves supervising technicians and processes for securing electronic evidence, writing technical scripts to transform data structures, and translating investigation objectives into technical activities. Key responsibilities include analyzing data structures, advising on evidence extraction while maintaining forensic integrity, populating evidence selection systems, and processing digital materials such as enriching audio-visual content, applying OCR and face detection, and preparing materials for disclosure through redaction and tagging. The incumbent must possess strong analytical and organizational skills, excellent communication abilities, and proficiency in query languages like SQL or programming languages such as Python or JAVA. The position requires familiarity with the EDRM framework, chain of custody protocols, and experience with platforms like RelativityOne. The ideal candidate will have an advanced university degree in a relevant field plus two years of professional experience, or a first-level degree with four years of experience. Proficiency in French or English is required, with knowledge of other official languages considered an asset. The role demands high standards of confidentiality, professional integrity, and the ability to work effectively in a multicultural environment under strict deadlines.
Closes 8/16/2026Internship - Human Resources - Strategic Workforce Planning and HR Analytics
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking an Intern for its Human Resources Section, specifically within the HR Organizational Development Unit's Strategic Workforce Planning team. This unfunded, full-time internship lasts between three and six months, with the primary duty station in The Hague, Netherlands. The role offers a learning experience in a multi-disciplinary team, focusing on the intersection of Information Technology and Human Resources management. Key responsibilities include contributing to the maintenance of workforce planning and analytics dashboards, updating user manuals, and supporting the promotion of online tools through communication materials and information sessions. The intern will provide administrative and stakeholder management support for job family projects and external consultants, contribute to the development of an internal mobility framework, and conduct research to support workforce planning initiatives. The ideal candidate is in the early stages of their professional career, holding or nearing completion of a degree in Law, Human Resources, Business Administration, Information Technology, Communications, or Marketing. The role requires strong computer skills, proficiency in English or French, and an interest in data reporting, project management, and content creation. Candidates must be able to self-fund the placement.
Closes 12/31/2026Internship - Victims Participation and Reparations Section, Data Processing Unit
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking an intern for the Victims Participation and Reparations Section (VPRS), specifically within the Data Processing Unit. This six-month, unfunded internship in The Hague offers candidates the opportunity to support the processing of large volumes of victim applications for participation and reparations. Key responsibilities include inputting confidential data into electronic and hard-copy systems, maintaining database accuracy, extracting statistics for internal reports, redacting materials, and assisting with the testing of new IT tools. The role requires working with sensitive narratives related to international crimes, demanding discretion, reliability, and intellectual rigor. The ideal candidate is in the early stages of their professional career, holding a first-level university degree or being in the final stages of studies, with a strong academic record. While practical experience is not essential, it is considered an asset. The intern must demonstrate proficiency in English or French and working knowledge of the other, with additional official languages being desirable. Strong computer skills, particularly in data processing, database handling, Power BI, or ArcGIS, are valued. The position emphasizes teamwork, precision, and integrity within a multicultural environment.
Closes 12/31/2026Freelance Translator
International Criminal Court · 🇳🇱 Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
The International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking freelance translators to join a roster for the Language Services Section within the Registry. This role involves providing high-quality translation services for the Court's organs, covering legal, political, military, medical, forensic, technical, administrative, and financial documents, as well as human rights topics. Translators must ensure accuracy, clarity, and conformity with ICC standards, while collaborating with revisers and contributing to terminology databases. The position requires proficiency in specific language combinations involving English or French as source or target languages, including Bengali, Burmese, Cebuano, Dari, Filipino, Hebrew, Pashto, and Rohingya. Candidates must possess a university degree in translation, languages, law, or a relevant field, along with two years of relevant work experience, though this may be waived for exceptional recent graduates. Essential skills include knowledge of international legal instruments, IT proficiency (MS Office, CAT tools), and the ability to meet deadlines. Successful candidates will undergo a translation test and security vetting. The appointment type is variable, potentially for fixed-term or general temporary assistance posts, with duty stations varying. The ICC aims for fair representation and encourages applications from women and nationals of State Parties.
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