EUAA - Asylum procedures officer - interim support (first instance casework)

LMW, on behalf of the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA) is looking for an Asylum Procedures Officer (First Instance - Casework)  to join their team.

The Asylum Procedures Officer – interim support (First Instance - Casework) works under the supervision of EUAA in performing some or all of the following tasks:

• Work as a member of a team of experts on the processing of applications for international protection, following the relevant detailed GAS Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
• Conduct interviews with applicants for international protection
• Prepare opinions on applications for international protection
• Comply with the productivity targets
• Work under the guidance of the appointed EUAA Team Leader, the EUAA Field Support Office (FSO) and the EUAA Field Coordinator (FC)
• Research country of origin information for the needs of the processed cases
• Keep updated, maintain excellent understanding of and implement all developments in guidance, quality feedback, SOPs
• Perform support tasks for the processing of applications for international protection at first instance, in accordance with the relevant working instructions
• Conduct relocation interviews and draft relocation assessments
• Be available to participate in missions, as per the operational needs of EUAA
• Participate in meetings and trainings organised by EUAA and/or the GAS Asylum Processes & Training Unit
• Participate in meetings with the EUAA Field Coordinator/Field Support Officer and provide respective information
• Provide to EUAA regular analytical and statistical reports of provided services and challenges
• Upon agreement between GAS and EUAA, perform any other tasks in the interest of the service, relevant for the specific profile

* The location could be Diavata, Malakasa, Chios, Lesvos, Samos, Leros, Kos

• University degree is required, preferably in the field of law, political, humanitarian, social studies
• Post-graduate degree will be considered as an asset
• Demonstrated previous experience in relevant tasks will be considered as an asset
• Very good understanding of the Greek migration and asylum context
• Fluency in Greek and English (oral and written)
• Computer literacy, including MS Office applications (Word, Excel), use of internet and web-based applications
• Excellent intercultural/interdisciplinary communication and cooperation skills
• Excellent organisational and analytical skills
• Ability to work in a multicultural environment and under pressure

Application Procedure: 

*Kindly note that the application deadline is 30/04/2026 at 17:00.