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@ nextEUjob
November 03, 2025

This week’s spotlight

This week’s spotlight dives into a smart strategy for EU-job seekers: the piece explores how you can use NotebookLM to aggregate and analyze job documents, tailor applications more precisely, and accelerate your preparation and follow-up. Want to see how this tool can give your applications a real edge? Click through to read the full article:

Using NotebookLM to Supercharge Your EU Job Applications

Are you struggling to craft compelling applications for EU agency vacancies? You’re researching job descriptions, reading through agency-specific documents, analyzing their strategic prioriti…

nexteujob.com/2025/11/02/using-notebooklm-to-supercharge-your-eu-job-applications

📖 Discover a treasure trove of free, expertly crafted articles designed to guide you through every phase of your EU civil service journey. From practical tips on applying to multiple vacancies to decoding the language rules, navigating reserve lists, and understanding EU agency culture—our articles have it all. 😉

In Partnership With

🖥️ Fusion for Energy (F4E) in Barcelona is looking for an ICT Support Officer (F4E/CA/FGIII/2025/0151). The post offers a great opportunity for someone skilled in troubleshooting IT issues, managing user support, and ensuring smooth operation of technical systems. The three advantageous requirements are solid experience with IT support in a professional or international environment, proven ability in network administration and system maintenance, and strong communication skills (especially in English). The deadline to submit applications is 18 November 2025, 11:59 (Brussels time).

ℹ️ If you are working for an EU body and want to have one of your current vacancies featured in our newsletter read by more than 1500+subscribers weekly, contact us by email. This service is currently free, but we can only accommodate a single featured vacancy per week. 🙂

A word from our team

🤖 Staff at the European Commission are increasingly worried their jobs could be in the crosshairs of an AI-powered super-bureaucrat as part of the ongoing major review of the EU executive’s structure. According to an internal vacancy posting, the team conducting the Large-Scale Review of the Commission’s structure has hired an “artificial intelligence project manager” to help deliver efficiencies across the 30,000-plus workforce.

Could the same thing be happening across EU agencies already or soon enough? Let us know!

✍️ If there is a publicly documented issue you would like us to highlight to all our readers, we’d be grateful for your tip. Simply reply to this email. 💙 Merci!