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UN-system agencies post vacancies based in Austria. UNlockit aggregates every currently-open role assigned to this duty station — across regional offices, country offices, peacekeeping and special-political missions, and headquartered programmes. Each posting links back to the official application page.
- Open roles
- 87
- Organisations
- 2
- Last refreshed
- 7/22/2026
Latest open roles
Office Assistant (Satellite Imagery Procurement)(G4)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Office Assistant (Satellite Imagery Procurement) supports the Department of Safeguards by managing the administrative procurement of commercial satellite imagery and geospatial datasets. Key responsibilities include collating imagery requests, conducting supplier enquiries, preparing purchase orders, and liaising with vendors to ensure compliance with administrative procedures. The role involves tracking procurement progress, maintaining geospatial databases, performing basic visual data quality checks, and supporting the digitization of site perimeters. The ideal candidate possesses strong administrative skills, familiarity with Microsoft Office and database tools, and a basic understanding of geospatial data. This is a local basis recruitment role based at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna, Austria, focusing on efficient data supply chain support for nuclear safeguards operations.
Closes 8/13/2026Senior Medical Officer (P5)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Senior Medical Officer (P5) serves as a general specialist within the VIC Medical Service, reporting to the Medical Director. The role focuses on improving staff health through clinical advice, counseling, and facilitating treatment, while optimizing general staff health by advising management on occupational health and work environment safety. Key responsibilities include undertaking day-to-day clinical duties such as periodic examinations, treatment, and immunizations; providing first aid and emergency care; and overseeing health education programs. The officer must investigate occupational and environmental health issues, advise on medical clearances, sick leave, and evacuations, and coordinate with external medical institutions. The position requires broad expertise in clinical medicine, occupational health, emergency medicine, travel/tropical medicine, radiation protection, and medico-legal issues. The incumbent acts as an adviser to management and promotes a healthy work environment, deputizing for the Medical Director when necessary. The ideal candidate possesses excellent analytical skills, discretion, and empathy, with a strong background in public health and business administration. Proficiency in MS Office is required, with knowledge of occupational health record systems as an asset. The role demands high initiative, independence, and the ability to make critical medical decisions.
Closes 8/11/2026Consultant - Instructional Design Specialist
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is seeking a Consultant - Instructional Design Specialist to support the Department of Safeguards, specifically the Division of Concepts and Planning. The primary purpose of this role is to design and develop specialized training courses, particularly for an advanced induction programme, using eLearning authoring tools and instructional design best practices. The incumbent will collaborate with Subject Matter Experts to create accurate and engaging training materials, including eLearning modules, in-person components, facilitator guides, and learner resources. Key responsibilities involve collecting and analyzing reference materials, reviewing instructional outlines and learning objectives, and conducting quality assurance activities to ensure compliance with programme standards and accessibility requirements. The role requires applying structured instructional design approaches to develop learning objectives, assessments, and practical exercises. The ideal candidate possesses strong proficiency in eLearning tools like Articulate Storyline and 360, along with experience in needs analysis and curriculum design. This is a consultancy position based at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna, Austria, offering a daily fee and travel allowances for duty travel.
Closes 8/4/2026Secretary - Policy-Making Organs (D1)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Secretary to the Policy-Making Organs serves as the principal adviser to the General Conference, Board of Governors, and the Director General, facilitating high-level consultation and cooperation among Member States and the Secretariat. The role involves leading the preparation of agendas, minutes, decisions, and substantive briefs for these governing bodies, while acting as a key facilitator to reconcile divergent viewpoints. The incumbent manages an innovative team and coordinates the provision of reports and documents, ensuring efficient business processes and adherence to statutory responsibilities. This senior leadership position requires extensive diplomatic negotiating experience and the ability to inspire staff while maintaining strict ethical standards. The ideal candidate is a strategic leader with a strong background in international relations or public administration, capable of managing complex stakeholder relationships and driving organizational efficiency within the IAEA's framework.
Closes 8/9/2026Associate Information Analyst (Open Source)(P2)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Associate Information Analyst (Open Source) (P2) role within the IAEA's Department of Safeguards focuses on collecting, reviewing, and analyzing open-source data to detect indications of undeclared nuclear material or activities. The incumbent supports State Evaluation Groups by preparing analytical inputs and reports. Key responsibilities include collaborating with section staff to analyze diverse information sources (open data, satellite imagery, etc.), identifying new research avenues, and contributing to process improvements. The role requires strong open-source research skills, database interrogation expertise, and the ability to synthesize technical information for strategic decision-making. The ideal candidate possesses a bachelor's degree in a relevant field and two years of professional experience in open-source analysis or nuclear research. Excellent English proficiency is mandatory, with other IAEA languages being desirable. This is a fixed-term, regular contract position based in Vienna, Austria, aimed at supporting global nuclear non-proliferation efforts through rigorous information management and analysis.
Closes 7/23/2026Generic Local Internship
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Programme Office in Astana is seeking qualified Kazakhstani nationals or permanent residents for a generic local internship lasting 2 to 6 months. The role offers full-time exposure to the Organization's mandate, covering politico-military, economic, environmental, and human security aspects. Interns will support administrative and programmatic functions, including drafting research papers, policy reports, and legal documents; assisting with project management, budgets, and donor reports; conducting thematic research, media monitoring, and financial analyses; and supporting communication events, website updates, and social media content. Responsibilities also include organizing workshops, taking minutes at decision-making bodies, and providing daily operational support to HR, finance, supply chain, and IT departments. The ideal candidate is a current student who has completed two years of post-secondary education or graduated within two years prior to December 31, 2026, and is under 30 years old. The role requires professional fluency in English and Russian, with Kazakh as an asset. Interns must demonstrate high motivation, flexibility, and the ability to work impartially with diverse stakeholders. While unpaid, the OSCE may contribute to living costs for non-resident national interns. This position serves as a gateway to understanding international diplomacy and security operations.
Closes 7/24/2026International Evaluation Expert (SSAs)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe seeks an International Evaluation Expert to serve as Team Leader for a decentralized evaluation of the Economic Unit portfolio (2021-2025). This assignment involves assessing five annual EU projects focused on trade facilitation, investment, customs efficiency, and economic resilience in Tajikistan. The expert will design and implement an independent, unbiased evaluation in accordance with OSCE Evaluation Policy. Key responsibilities include developing the evaluation matrix, conducting stakeholder consultations, interviews, and focus groups, analyzing qualitative and quantitative data, and producing draft and final evaluation reports with actionable recommendations. The role requires leading complex, multi-stakeholder programme reviews, ensuring gender-responsive data collection, and presenting findings to stakeholders. The consultant will work under the supervision of the Head of the Economic and Environmental Department for a duration of 40 calendar days, with a target start date of September 1, 2026. The position demands strong analytical, report-writing, and intercultural communication skills, along with professional fluency in English. Proficiency in Russian or Tajik is considered an asset. The OSCE emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and high ethical standards, requiring impartiality and confidentiality throughout the assignment.
Closes 7/24/2026Consultant, Cybercrime Investigation and Digital Forensics / Експерт, Розслідування кіберзлочинів та цифрова криміналістика
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Support Programme for Ukraine is seeking highly qualified consultants to design and deliver specialized, scenario-based hackathon trainings for the National Police of Ukraine’s new Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) unit. The role focuses on strengthening practical investigative skills in combating CSAM-related crimes and human trafficking. Consultants will develop and conduct training sessions covering legal frameworks, OSINT techniques, intelligence-led policing, criminal analysis, digital forensic methods, and victim-centred approaches. Key responsibilities include promoting interdisciplinary collaboration using gender-sensitive and trauma-informed methods, providing support during hackathons, and contributing to post-training reporting with lessons learned and recommendations. The position requires extensive experience in cyber investigation, digital forensics, and combating online child sexual exploitation. The successful candidate will work remotely with potential travel for task performance, operating within a roster system for short-term consultancy assignments. This role aims to enhance the capacity of Ukrainian law enforcement to detect, prevent, and investigate CSAM crimes, specifically addressing the needs of boys and girls. It is a professional role requiring strong self-management, independence, and the ability to work with diverse cultural and religious backgrounds while maintaining impartiality.
Closes 7/24/2026Senior Adviser (S)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities (HCNM) is seeking a Senior Adviser to support conflict prevention and the integration of diverse societies within the OSCE region. This role involves advising the High Commissioner on national minority issues, analyzing political and social developments, and formulating recommendations to address ethnic tensions. The successful candidate will prepare briefing papers, speaking notes, and comprehensive reports, while accompanying the High Commissioner on official visits. Key responsibilities include monitoring developments, establishing contacts with international organizations and OSCE field operations, and representing the HCNM at seminars and conferences. The position requires a deep understanding of international relations, diplomacy, European security, and human rights. The ideal candidate possesses strong analytical, planning, and organizational skills, along with excellent drafting abilities in English. They must demonstrate gender sensitivity, impartiality, and the ability to work effectively with diverse cultural and religious backgrounds. This is a secondment position open only to nationals of OSCE participating States, with costs borne by the nominating authority. The role offers a fixed-term contract with a maximum service period of 10 years, requiring medical clearance and adherence to high ethical standards.
Closes 7/26/2026National Thematic Expert (SSA)— Drafting of the National Strategy for the Development of Interculturalism and Social Cohesion 2027–2032 and its Action Plan (Republic of North Macedonia)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities (HCNM) is seeking five National Thematic Experts to support the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia in drafting the successor National Strategy for the Development of Interculturalism and Social Cohesion 2027–2032 and its Action Plan. This consultancy, part of Phase 2 of the assignment, runs from September to mid-December 2026. Each expert will be assigned to one of five thematic clusters: Institutions, Education, Media, Social Cohesion, or Intercultural Policies. Responsibilities include familiarizing themselves with previous strategies and assessment findings, engaging with inter-institutional working groups, drafting the narrative for their specific cluster’s section of the Strategy and Action Plan, and participating in stakeholder consultations. The role requires strong analytical and drafting skills, deep knowledge of the North Macedonian political and legal context, and familiarity with European/international standards on minority rights. Experts must produce deliverables in English and demonstrate gender sensitivity and impartiality. The position is a short-term consultancy under a Special Service Agreement, with remuneration based on a daily rate.
Closes 7/26/2026Lead Expert (SSA)— Drafting of the National Strategy for the Development of Interculturalism and Social Cohesion 2027–2032 and its Action Plan (Republic of North Macedonia)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities seeks a Lead Expert to draft the National Strategy for the Development of Interculturalism and Social Cohesion 2027–2032 and its Action Plan for the Republic of North Macedonia. This consultancy supports the Ministry of Inter-Community Relations in replacing the expiring 2020-2026 strategy. The Lead Expert will coordinate the drafting process, integrate findings from Phase 1 assessments, and guide five national thematic experts. Key responsibilities include developing the drafting methodology, producing successive drafts of the Strategy and Action Plan, leading stakeholder consultations, and ensuring coherence with European and international standards. The role requires strong analytical, drafting, and research skills, along with excellent communication in English and Macedonian. The assignment is short-term, commencing in September 2026 and concluding by mid-December 2026, with potential extension. The expert must demonstrate extensive experience in minority rights, interculturalism, and public policy, with a proven ability to coordinate multi-disciplinary teams and manage inclusive consultation processes.
Closes 7/26/2026Response Officer (P3)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Response Officer (P3) serves as a focal point within the IAEA's Incident and Emergency Centre for preparedness and response to nuclear and radiological incidents. The role combines three key functions: analyst, technical expert, and project manager. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining operational arrangements, managing the on-call system, and enhancing communication tools. The officer designs and evaluates emergency exercises, develops functional requirements for custom software solutions, and maintains business continuity arrangements aligned with ISO22301. The ideal candidate possesses advanced expertise in nuclear physics and emergency response operations, with proven experience in maintaining emergency operations rooms and developing software tools. The role requires strong analytical skills, technical proficiency in low-code platforms, and the ability to work effectively in a high-stakes emergency environment.
Closes 7/26/2026Unit Head (Nuclear Data Development Unit)(P5)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Unit Head leads the Nuclear Data Development Unit within the IAEA's Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications. The role involves overseeing a team of physicists and support staff to develop, maintain, and disseminate high-quality nuclear and atomic databases for global use. Key responsibilities include planning and implementing programmes for nuclear data development, identifying critical needs in nuclear physics data, and coordinating complex Coordinated Research Projects (CRPs). The incumbent acts as a scientific secretary and technical expert, leading international technical meetings and the International Nuclear Data Evaluation Network (INDEN). The position requires developing international guidelines and recommendations for nuclear database derivation, providing technical assistance to Member States for peaceful nuclear applications (fission, fusion, medical isotopes), and organizing training on complex technical topics. The ideal candidate is a senior scientific leader with deep expertise in nuclear physics, database development, and international collaboration, capable of managing budgets, staff, and strategic programme implementation.
Closes 7/26/2026Senior Driver (G3)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Centre in Ashgabat is seeking a Senior Driver (G3) to provide professional driving services for the Head of Mission, staff, and high-level officials. The role ensures safe, reliable, and timely transportation while maintaining the vehicle fleet. Key responsibilities include conducting daily vehicle inspections, performing minor maintenance, arranging repairs, and keeping vehicles clean. The incumbent must facilitate customs formalities, meet personnel at the airport, and deliver official mail. Administrative duties involve maintaining accurate records of trips, mileage, fuel consumption, and repairs in the Fleet Management Database, as well as preparing monthly fuel reports. The ideal candidate possesses a valid local driver’s license (category B), a safe driving record, and four years of driving experience, preferably in international or diplomatic settings. Strong knowledge of Ashgabat and its surroundings is essential, along with working knowledge of the local language and basic English. The role requires discretion, initiative, and the ability to work effectively with diverse groups. The position is a fixed-term contract with a monthly remuneration of EUR 773, subject to social security deductions, and includes medical insurance and provident fund benefits. The OSCE emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and high ethical standards, with appointments subject to medical clearance and an age limit of 62 at the time of appointment.
Closes 7/27/2026Associate Legal Officer (S)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Secretariat is seeking an Associate Legal Officer (S) to support the Office of Legal Affairs. This role, equivalent to a UN P2 level, involves providing general legal support and advice to OSCE field operations and institutions. Key responsibilities include conducting research and analysis on constitutional, international, public, private, and administrative law; preparing drafts of legal instruments, reports, and background materials; and offering preliminary interpretation of legal instruments. The officer will collaborate with colleagues to service meetings and synthesize views on specific issues. The candidate must possess strong research, analytical, and problem-solving skills, along with professional fluency in English. The position is open for secondment only from participating States, with costs borne by the nominating authority. It requires a first-level university degree in law with a specialization in public international law and a minimum of four years of professional experience (or two years with a second-level degree), including at least two years in a governmental or international organization. Good command of German and/or Russian is desirable. The role demands impartiality, objectivity, and the ability to work in a diverse team. The maximum period of service is 10 years, and appointments are subject to medical clearance.
Closes 7/27/2026Legal Officer (S)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Secretariat is seeking a Legal Officer (S) to support the Office of Legal Affairs (OLA) within the Office of the Secretary General. This role, equivalent to a UN P3 level, focuses on providing expert legal advice on public international law, internal justice, financial/contractual matters, and the OSCE's regulatory framework. Key responsibilities include drafting and reviewing legal instruments, agreements, and administrative issuances; advising on privileges and immunities; handling contractual disputes and data protection; and conducting legal research. The incumbent will also represent OLA in working groups and mentor Junior Professional Officers and interns. The position is open exclusively for secondment from participating States, meaning candidates must be nominated by their respective authorities, who bear all assignment costs. The role requires strong legal analysis skills, knowledge of international organizational frameworks, and the ability to work impartially in a diverse team environment.
Closes 7/27/2026National Legal Consultant (SSAs) (deadline extension)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe seeks a National Legal Consultant for a 90-day assignment to draft a bylaw governing investment agreements in Tajikistan, following the adoption of a new Law on Investments. The consultant will work under the supervision of an Economic Officer to develop a workplan, assess the current legal framework, and harmonize national practices with international standards (OECD, UNCTAD, IFC). Key responsibilities include proposing monitoring mechanisms, defining investor proposal review procedures, improving government control and transparency, and drafting the final bylaw and supporting documents for review by SCISPM and POiD. The role requires close cooperation with relevant government departments and stakeholders. The ideal candidate possesses a university degree in law, economics, or related fields, along with at least five years of professional experience in legal advisory, investment, trade, or finance. Proven expertise in drafting legal documents and working with legal authorities or inter-governmental organizations is essential. The position demands professional fluency in Tajik and Russian, with English as an advantage, alongside strong analytical, drafting, and interpersonal skills.
Closes 7/27/2026Deputy Head of Office (DHoM)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Deputy Head of the OSCE Programme Office in Dushanbe supports the Head of Office in executing the organization's mandate across politico-military, economic, environmental, and human security dimensions. Key responsibilities include monitoring programme progress, advising on administrative and policy matters, overseeing annual planning and budgeting, and managing human resources. The role involves coordinating with Tajik government officials, diplomatic corps, and civil society, while acting as a gender focal point and first-level supervisor for staff. The Deputy Head also assists in security management, fundraising for extra-budgetary projects, and deputizes for the Head of Office. The ideal candidate possesses strong diplomatic and negotiating skills, extensive experience in political affairs or international organizations, and a proven track record in management. They must demonstrate strategic planning abilities, proficiency in results-based programme management, and the capacity to maintain impartiality and objectivity in a complex political environment. The role requires flexibility, cultural sensitivity, and the ability to work under pressure. This is a senior management position involving international secondment, with a maximum service period of seven years. The OSCE emphasizes diversity, inclusion, and high ethical standards, requiring candidates to undergo medical clearance and adhere to strict conduct guidelines. The position is open to candidates nominated by participating States, with specific eligibility restrictions regarding nationality and residency.
Closes 7/27/2026Environmental Affairs Adviser (S)
Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe · 🇦🇹 Austria
The OSCE is seeking an Environmental Affairs Adviser (S) to support the Office of the Co-ordinator of Economic and Environmental Activities (OCEEA). This role focuses on transboundary natural resource management, environmental governance, disaster risk reduction, and climate resilience. The incumbent provides expert advice on project implementation, policy development, and capacity-building workshops. Key responsibilities include coordinating environmental projects, analyzing environmental data, drafting policy briefs, mobilizing funding, and representing OCEEA at international meetings. The position requires strong analytical and diplomatic skills to engage with participating States and international partners. The role is open for secondment only from OSCE participating States, with costs borne by the nominating authority. It corresponds to a P3-level role in the UN common system. The successful candidate will work under supervision to enhance cooperation on environmental security issues, contributing to the OSCE's comprehensive approach to security. The position involves significant interaction with regional structures, NGOs, and other international organizations to promote sustainable development and environmental stability.
Closes 7/27/2026Team Assistant (G4)
International Atomic Energy Agency · 🇦🇹 Austria
The Team Assistant (G4) supports the Division of Information Management within the Department of Safeguards at the IAEA Headquarters in Vienna. The role focuses on administrative support, including drafting correspondence, managing records, and organizing meetings and logistics. Key responsibilities involve maintaining file lists, preparing visual aids, handling travel arrangements, and updating information databases. The assistant also provides guidance to new support staff and may distribute work among team members. The position requires proficiency in MS Office and the ability to analyze information. The ideal candidate has completed secondary education and possesses at least four years of general office support experience, including some in an international environment. Excellent command of English is required, with knowledge of other IAEA languages considered an asset. The role is a fixed-term contract for one year, open to local candidates only.
Closes 7/27/2026
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