
Life at EIB & in Luxembourg
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00 Introduction
01 Are all EU nationalities represented within the bank? What are the most commonly spoken languages?
02 What type of contract does the EIB offer and what are the benefits that make it worthwhile to move to Luxembourg?
03 can you please let us know your hiring process? how many steps do u have?
04 How are living costs compared to other European countries and how easy is it to find accommodation?
05 I would like to know more about how EIB is supporting the energy transition and the development of renewable energies.
06 Would you say you have a hierarchical or flat organization?
07 Engineering (urban development): Does project evaluation involve travel? If so, is there an estimate of how many travel days are required?
08 How are the quantitative analysts collaborating with other parts of EIB? What is needed in the quantitative analytics area going forward?
09 Is there any support for the spouses and children of staff that relocate to Luxembourg for the job?
10 How do you help your employees achieve a good work-life balance? do you have specific initiatives?
11 would like to know more about positions in IT: what profiles is EIB looking for and for instance at which departments etc. Many thanks.
12 How easy/hard is it for singles moving to Luxembourg for the job to meet people and build a social network?
13 Kanha, can you explain the kind of work that you do in your department and the type of profile that you are looking for to join?
14 What types of trainings are available for employees of EIB?
15 When EIB invest/fund a project, do you supervise the execution of the project?
16 Please highlight a 'typical' day as en engineer at the EIB, as far as existing
17 What do you all like the most about working at EIB and Luxemburg?
18 Conclusion
01 Are all EU nationalities represented within the bank? What are the most commonly spoken languages?
02 What type of contract does the EIB offer and what are the benefits that make it worthwhile to move to Luxembourg?
03 can you please let us know your hiring process? how many steps do u have?
04 How are living costs compared to other European countries and how easy is it to find accommodation?
05 I would like to know more about how EIB is supporting the energy transition and the development of renewable energies.
06 Would you say you have a hierarchical or flat organization?
07 Engineering (urban development): Does project evaluation involve travel? If so, is there an estimate of how many travel days are required?
08 How are the quantitative analysts collaborating with other parts of EIB? What is needed in the quantitative analytics area going forward?
09 Is there any support for the spouses and children of staff that relocate to Luxembourg for the job?
10 How do you help your employees achieve a good work-life balance? do you have specific initiatives?
11 would like to know more about positions in IT: what profiles is EIB looking for and for instance at which departments etc. Many thanks.
12 How easy/hard is it for singles moving to Luxembourg for the job to meet people and build a social network?
13 Kanha, can you explain the kind of work that you do in your department and the type of profile that you are looking for to join?
14 What types of trainings are available for employees of EIB?
15 When EIB invest/fund a project, do you supervise the execution of the project?
16 Please highlight a 'typical' day as en engineer at the EIB, as far as existing
17 What do you all like the most about working at EIB and Luxemburg?
18 Conclusion
The European Investment Bank is pleased to present a jobinar about our work and your opportunities in Luxembourg.
Watch our video Q&A and learn more about what makes the EIB such a great place to work and Luxembourg such a great place to live.
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Meet the speakers

Kanha Pou
Head of Facilities Management, Security, Mobitilty &Space Managament

Valentina Puccini
Engineer

Chantal Schrijver
Head of Risk Reporting Unit

Philippe Van Boxel
Senior Staffing Officer
The EIB is the European Union’s bank. We are the only bank owned by and representing the interests of the European Union Member States. We work closely with other EU institutions to implement EU policy.
Our expertise is based on more than 60 years’ experience and the specialised knowledge of over 3,400 staff.

