
We are looking for a Talent Management Officer to contribute to the implementation of strategic workforce planning processes and digital talent solutions, to review and enhance talent management processes, and to support the execution of a broad range of talent management activities across the employee lifecycle. While the role spans the full breadth of talent management activities, it has a particular focus on the growing and strategically important area of workforce planning.
You will play a key role in driving process and data optimisation, digitalisation, and artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled solutions across the function. As a key enabler for talent management processes, systems, and tools, you will support the continuous improvement of talent management activities, with a strong emphasis on workforce planning capabilities and also participate in specific Human Resource (HR) projects and procurement processes.
You will report directly to the Head of HR and Organisation of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)and have a key role within the Talent Management team, working under the supervision of the team leader and with two other team members
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
Workforce planning and position management
Process optimisation, digitalisation, and AI application
Talent management support
Assist in managing invoices and budget and liaise with the procurement and finance and control teams when needed.
KEY BACKGROUND & EXPERIENCE
Excellent oral and written English skills.
KEY COMPETENCIES
APPLICATION PROCESS AND PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The ESM strives to provide equal opportunity to all candidates irrespective of their gender, nationality, age, race, culture, education, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, or disability. To further enhance the diversity of our workforce, we particularly encourage women to apply.
Note 1: the ESM reserves the right to refrain from hiring, or to slightly modify job responsibilities, as needed.
Note 2: As a result of the selection process, please note that you may be placed on a ‘reserve list’ valid for a duration of six months during which you might be considered for a similar position with a similar level of requirements. Only those candidates who have been notified will be placed on the ‘reserve list’. After this period, you will need to apply again for our vacancies to be considered for a different selection process.
The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) is the permanent crisis resolution mechanism for euro area countries. It provides financial assistance to Members facing financing difficulties. To date, the ESM and its predecessor organisation, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), have launched six financial assistance programmes to five countries, provided financial support, monitored repayment capacity, and engaged with partner institutions for programme design in areas of financial interest.
The ESM is a unique place to work with around 230 individuals committed to making a difference to the future of the euro area. It recruits talented professionals of any nationality from both the private and public sectors. The ESM’s senior management is committed to preserving and enhancing a diverse, inclusive recruitment and work environment.

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is a decentralised body of the European Union with headquarters in Amsterdam. Its main responsibility is the protection and promotion of public and animal health, through the evaluation and supervision of medicines for human and veterinary use.