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Working For Us

Join a unique international team. Do work that matters.

Meet our people

Our projects are not what you would normally find in the private sector. You are on the frontlines against cyber-attacks. You make sure NATO forces have the technology they need to communicate during operations.

Our work makes an impact on a massive scale: helping to safeguard peace for nearly one billion people. We offer opportunities for every stage of your career. Come work with us as an intern, let us be your first employer or join our management team, and take your CV to the next level.

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what we offer

Step 1 : Apply

  • Submit your application on our Careers Page.
  • You will hear back from us as soon as our hiring teams have made a decision on your application.

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Step 2: Preliminary Interview

  • If your application is selected, you'll be invited to a first stage assessment
  • Our preliminary interviews are usually video recordings, but could also include technical or personality online assessments.

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Step 3: Final Interview

  • If your preliminary interview is successful, you will be invited to the final interview stage.
  • You will join a panel interview session with 4 to 6 interviewers in a virtual or in-person setting.

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Step 4: Offer

  • Congratulations! You will receive a tentative offer that will become official upon successful completion of the medical and security clearances process.
  • The security clearance process can be lengthy depending on your nation and is managed entirely by the relevant National Security Authority.

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Step 5: Joining

  • Once your clearances and offer process is complete, we will determine a start date and get ready for your on boarding.
  • Welcome to the NCI Agency!

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Recruitment Process


Step 1 : Apply

  • Submit your application on our Careers Page.
  • You will hear back from us as soon as our hiring teams have made a decision on your application.

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Step 2: Preliminary Interview

  • If your application is selected, you'll be invited to a first stage assessment
  • Our preliminary interviews are usually video recordings, but could also include technical or personality online assessments.

edit

Step 3: Final Interview

  • If your preliminary interview is successful, you will be invited to the final interview stage.
  • You will join a panel interview session with 4 to 6 interviewers in a virtual or in-person setting.

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Step 4: Offer

  • Congratulations! You will receive a tentative offer that will become official upon successful completion of the medical and security clearances process.
  • The security clearance process can be lengthy depending on your nation and is managed entirely by the relevant National Security Authority.

edit

Step 5: Joining

  • Once your clearances and offer process is complete, we will determine a start date and get ready for your on boarding.
  • Welcome to the NCI Agency!

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Benefits


NCIA offers the opportunity to acquire a unique international experience that contributes to personal and professional growth. Successful applicants receive excellent competitive employee benefit package. Additionally, we offer excellent and adaptable employment conditions for different needs:

  • Meaningful work in support of the most successful political-military alliance in history
  • Opportunity to work from 29 different NATO locations
  • Initial three-year contract with competitive monthly tax-free salary
  • Additional benefits for expatriate staff may include expatriation and education allowances (where applicable)
  • Excellent international private medical coverage
  • Annual leave of 30 days plus NCIA Official Holidays and home leave
  • Pension scheme
  • Flexible working from home policy
  • Flexible working hours
  • A wide portfolio of in-house and external training opportunities
NCIA Chief of Staff participates in the United Kingdom Strategic Command International Day

 Apr 24 2024

NCIA Chief of Staff participates in the United Kingdom Strategic Command International Day

On 24 April 2024, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA)'s Chief of Staff Major General Hans Folmer participated in the United Kingdom Strategic Command International Day. The event saw participation from senior level representatives from NATO Member Nations and Partners, NCIA and the Joint Force Command.
NCI Agency strengthens NATO land forces

 Apr 10 2024

NCI Agency strengthens NATO land forces

On 10 April 2024, the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency) marked the beginning of a project to strengthen NATO's land command and control (C2) capabilities.
NCI Agency attends Geospatial Intelligence forum

 Mar 13 2024

NCI Agency attends Geospatial Intelligence forum

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCI Agency) attended the 20th anniversary of the annual Defence Geospatial Intelligence (DGI) event, from 11 to 13 March 2024, in London, the United Kingdom. The event is the largest annual gathering dedicated to high-level discussion addressing major challenges of the defence geospatial intelligence community.
The NCI Agency celebrates International Women’s Day

 Mar 8 2024

The NCI Agency celebrates International Women’s Day

On 8 March, the world observes International Women's Day, a day dedicated to celebrating and acknowledging the remarkable achievements of women. The occasion is also an opportunity to raise awareness of the gender-based economic, cultural, social and political inequalities women continue to face.