Junior Project Manager
23 avril 2025
NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is NATO’s primary provider of Command, Control, and Communications (C3) capabilities and Communication and Information Systems (CIS) services. To maintain and defend NATO’s enterprise-wide IT infrastructure, NCIA relies on a highly skilled workforce.
GEOS is a Prime Company supporting this mission under the Advisory and Assistance Services (AAS+) Framework providing critical expertise across a broad scope of tasks, with a significant focus on engineering and technical expertise with Interim Workforce Consultants (IWCs) in areas such as:
As a trusted partner supporting NCIA since 2007, GEOS strengthens with this contract its role in helping NATO deploy, operate, and secure its vital networks and information systems.
To ensure success, GEOS is actively recruiting Security-Cleared experts in relevant fields. We invite professionals to connect with us on LinkedIn or by email geosaasmgnt@groupegeos.com and explore opportunities to contribute to NATO’s critical missions.
To be considered for an Interim Workforce Consultant role on NATO Defense Projects, candidates must meet the following requirements:
GEOS introduced me to NATO environment, where I now work as a Project Manager. They guided me through the process of obtaining NATO Secret clearance and preparing for applications and my interview. Thanks to their support, I successfully joined a NATO team and have been thriving in my role for over a year.
No, you must have a valid NATO Security Clearance to be eligible for NATO projects.
Yes, GEOS holds a NATO Facility Clearance and can assist eligible consultants in obtaining the required clearance for NATO projects.
The minimum required level is NATO Secret (NS). Some projects may require NATO Cosmic Top Secret (CTS).
Remote work is extremely limited in the defense sector. Most NATO projects require consultants to work on-site at NATO premises.
Typical locations include:
Initial contracts run from the start date until the end of the calendar year, with the possibility of yearly extensions.
No, you will have a Contract Service Agreement with GEOS. Your services will be provided to NATO as an Interim Workforce Consultant (IWC).