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Evangelia - Administrator Attaché

With a law background, a master’s degree, several legal traineeships and 4 years of experience in EU institutional communication, Evangelia is currently working as the Administrator Attaché to the Director of Interpretation at the Court of Justice. 

Working at the Court is a very enriching experience because you are constantly learning, progressing and working with people with different professional backgrounds, from law and interpretation to IT and engineering.

Evangelia from Greece

How is it working in the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)?

What I appreciate most about working at the Court of Justice of the European Union is the multicultural and multilingual environment. People from so many different nationalities and backgrounds work together in a very respectful and harmonious way. I also value the excellent working conditions and the strong sense of professionalism combined with mutual understanding and good communication among colleagues. 


How has the Court of Justice supported your learning and development throughout your career?

The Court has supported my development through a wide range of interesting trainings, seminars, and learning opportunities led by highly skilled professionals. It is an environment where continuous learning and growth are strongly encouraged, both professionally and personally. 


How would you describe the working culture and how does is impact your daily work experience? 

I would describe the working culture as respectful, collaborative, and positive. Colleagues are approachable and communication is open, with dignity and support. This creates a pleasant atmosphere that makes daily work run smoothly and efficiently. 


What is your experience of life in Luxembourg and how does it enrich your personal and professional life?

I truly enjoy living in Luxembourg. It is an international city where people from many different countries feel welcome, so you never really feel like a stranger! I also appreciate the balance it offers: beautiful nature, a high quality of life, and everything you need within close reach. Compared to larger cities, commuting is easier, and it is much simpler to maintain an active social life because friends, activities, and workplaces are all nearby. Come to Luxembourg! 


What do you think is important for the outside world to know about working in the Court of Justice?

Working at the Court is a very enriching experience because you are constantly learning, progressing and working with people with different professional backgrounds, from law and interpretation to IT and engineering. The colleagues are supportive across generations and cultures, and the atmosphere is both very inspiring and welcoming. It is also meaningful to work in an institution that plays such a significant role in shaping our lives as Europeans.