Positions within the OSCE are advertised on the OSCE Secretariat's website at www.osce.org/employment. The U.S. government does not receive applications for OSCE employment. There are two methods of employment with the OSCE: secondment and contract.

Secondment: OSCE member States "second" their citizens to support the organization, that is, they lend or assign their nationals to positions within the OSCE. The U.S. Mission works with government contract-agencies to provide qualified U.S. individuals for assignments with the OSCE. The contract agencies maintain a database of qualified individuals and identify candidates when the U.S. Mission wishes to nominate a U.S. citizen for a specific vacancy. If the OSCE selects a U.S. nominated candidate, the contract-agency hires the individual at our behest and deploys him/her to the OSCE.

To participate in Election Observations or secondment to OSCE field missions contact PAE Government Services, Inc at www.pae-react.com.

If you are interested in secondment as a law enforcement trainer through the OSCE field mission in Kosovo, please
contact Civilian Police International (CPI) at www.civilianpolice.com. For all other Civilian Police positions contact PAE Government Services, Inc at www.pae-react.com.

Contracted Positions: Positions listed on the OSCE Employment Web page designated as "Contracted" indicate that the OSCE hires directly for these jobs. Participating States do not nominate or compensate candidates. You must apply directly with the OSCE and may use the online or printable application provided on its employment webpage.

For of listing of job openings at the U.S. diplomatic missions in Vienna, please visit the website of the
U.S. Embassy Vienna.