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Junior Grants and Public Aid Technician

On-site in A Coruña·Full-time·Added 3 days ago (last checked 5 Nov)

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Nortempo

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Our summary

Work mode: On-site, A Coruña
Contract: Permanent, full-time hours
Spanish: Expected (ad in Spanish)
Education: University degree
Benefits: Private health insurance

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Skills

Excel

This job advert was originally written in Spanish.

Requirements

What we're looking for

Degree in Business Administration, Economics, Law, or related fields.
Up to 2 years of experience or a recent graduate with related internships or fellowships.
Good command of Excel and office tools.
Capacity for planning and deadline monitoring.
Good writing and document organization skills.
Attention to detail and a taste for well-done work.

Nice to have

Experience using electronic offices and digital certificates is valued.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

Join a growing company with a close, collaborative environment where you will have the opportunity to learn and develop professionally.
Training and support to acquire knowledge in a highly specialized area.
Participate in projects with a real impact on the business.
23 working days of vacation per year.
Private medical insurance.
Day off on your birthday.
San Nortempo, one additional day of free time that the company provides for you to enjoy however you prefer.

The role

At Grupo Nortempo, we continue to grow and we want to bring on board a person to help us identify, manage, and monitor the public aid that drives many of our projects.

We are looking for someone eager to learn, with organizational capacity and attention to detail. An extensive previous career is not necessary, but an interest in the administrative, financial, and project management fields is required.

What you'll do

You will join the grant management area, where you will participate in the entire life cycle of public aid: from identifying opportunities to the final justification of projects, working in a coordinated manner with different company departments and with a specialized consultancy.

Analyze calls for aid and subsidies at the regional, national, and European levels.
Prepare and submit applications to various public bodies.
Coordinate the collection of documentation with areas such as Finance, HR, or Technology.
Monitor subsidized projects, controlling deadlines, milestones, and eligible expenses.
Collaborate in the preparation of technical and economic justifications.
Handle requirements from public administrations.
Keep files and monitoring calendars up to date.

How would we like you to be?

We are looking for a responsible, methodical person with initiative. Someone who enjoys working with information, who is capable of coordinating with different teams, and who has a curiosity to learn and assume increasing autonomy within their role.

Hiring process

After you apply for a job, Nortempo's recruitment team reviews your profile and assesses your fit for the position; if your experience matches what the company is looking for, they contact you to move forward in the process 1 interview

Nortempo is a temporary employment agency (ETT): the final stages are set by the client company.
Applying and taking part in their recruitment processes is free; they never ask for payment or any financial consideration.
Even if the job closes, your profile stays in their talent community and they may contact you for new processes.

About Nortempo

Nortempo is a Spanish staffing and recruitment company specializing in industrial, logistics, healthcare, and administrative personnel. Founded in A Coruña, it operates across Spain, providing temporary and permanent staffing solutions to a wide range of sectors, including logistics, industry, healthcare, and retail.

For international professionals, Nortempo offers a direct entry point into the Spanish labor market, with a strong presence in Galicia and expanding operations across the country. The company's work culture is practical and field-oriented, and many roles (such as warehouse, transport, and industrial maintenance) are open to candidates with EU work authorization. While Spanish language skills are often required for client-facing roles, the company's scale and variety of positions make it a relevant option for those seeking operational work in Spain.