National Operational Department in Stockholm County Announces Job Openings for Serious Crimes Investigators
Stockholm, October 18, 2023 – The National Operational Department (Noa) in Stockholm County has announced new job openings for investigators in serious crimes. The department is responsible for leading and coordinating national and international police activities, as well as driving the police’s development work. The role of investigators in serious crimes is crucial in combating organized crime and increasing security in Sweden.
The investigation unit within Noa is responsible for the investigation of certain types of crime that require national processing or are of rare occurrence. The unit also assists police regions in activities that are too complex for the regions to handle. The section for action group activities, which focuses on combating organized crime, is expanding and will consist of approximately 300 police employees located across the Police Authority’s seven regions and at Noa.
As a serious crimes investigator, the main duties will include investigating complex serious crimes with an intelligence nature, often with an international character. This work will involve handling extensive preliminary investigation material and using covert means of coercion when necessary.
Applicants for this role must have a police degree or criminal investigator training, or equivalent work experience. Several years of experience in investigation within crime-fighting activities are also required. Good knowledge of both Swedish and English, both oral and written, is essential, as well as a B driver’s license. Additional qualifications such as work experience in organized crime, work aimed at the finances of criminals, and international cooperation in law enforcement are advantageous.
Personal characteristics such as humility, curiosity, teamwork skills, methodical and structured work approach, collaboration skills, personal integrity, flexibility, and the ability to define and prioritize tasks are highly valued for this position. Great emphasis will be placed on personal suitability.
If you are interested in applying for this position, please submit your CV and a personal letter to [email protected] no later than October 30, 2023. In your personal letter, justify why you meet the requirements and qualifications mentioned.
For more information about the position, please contact Michael Palmqvist at 010-56 310 40. Questions regarding the recruitment process can be directed to Madeleine Sandmark Engström at 076-130 69 74 or Emma Kvarfordt at 073-088 27 51.
Union representatives from the Police Association, SACO, Fackförbundet ST, and SEKO Police are also available for any inquiries.
The Swedish Police Agency conducts security checks before making a decision on employment. Swedish citizenship is required for the position.
More information about the police authority and its operations can be found at www.polisen.se.
The police authority welcomes all qualified individuals to apply and contribute to their mission of increasing safety and reducing crime in Swedish society.
Function: Serious crimes investigator
Form of employment: Permanent
Place of work: Kungsholmen, Stockholm
Working hours: Weekly planning, 40h/v
Access: By agreement
Application deadline: October 30, 2023
Reference number: A603.156/2023
Contact Information:
– Michael Palmqvist: 010-56 310 40
– Madeleine Sandmark Engström: 076-130 69 74
– Emma Kvarfordt: 073-088 27 51
Union Representatives:
– Sofia Ask, Police Association: 010-563 87 10
– Lawen Dehghani, SACO: 010-563 85 79
– Tom Johnsson, Fackförbundet ST: 076-9470030
– Karna Tillheden, SEKO Police: 073-249 04 22