Police Region South in Lund, Skåne County, has announced a new job opportunity for those interested in working in the field of crime coordination. The position is open for application from now until November 20, 2023.
The Police Region South is part of the largest authority in Sweden, the Police Authority, with approximately 37,000 employees. The region covers a wide area, from Lomma in the west to Simrishamn in the east, and from Trelleborg in the south to Höör in the north. Within the region, there are five local police areas, including Eslöv, Kävlinge, Lund, Trelleborg, and Ystad, as well as an investigation section and a section for investigation on call.
The focus of the job opportunity is on crime coordination, with the goal of improving crime investigations and increasing prosecution. Crime coordination involves identifying patterns and series of crimes, linking them to one or more perpetrators, and monitoring international criminal networks. The work also includes participating in various forums and meetings to present developed materials and collaborate with representatives from different sections within the police region.
The qualifications required for the position include a police degree or other relevant academic education, experience in criminal investigation activities, and proficiency in Swedish. Additional experience in analysis work, crime coordination, and knowledge of the police’s central investigation system are considered meritorious.
Personal characteristics such as positivity, responsibility, commitment, good communication skills, and the ability to work both independently and in a team are highly valued. The job may involve high pressure at times, so being balanced and efficient is important.
The application process for the job is conducted online through the Police Authority’s website. Interested candidates are required to submit a CV and a personal letter describing how they meet the requested requirements and qualifications.
For further information about the job, individuals can contact Group Manager Claudia Erlandsson. Questions regarding the recruitment process can be directed to HR consultant Daniella Ibis Kallaris.
The position offers permanent employment with a trial period of six months. The working hours are flexible, and the location is in Lund, Skåne County.
The Police Authority emphasizes the importance of personal suitability in the selection process and offers a workplace that promotes diversity, creativity, and personal development. Employees are expected to uphold the core values of commitment, efficiency, and availability and to treat everyone with equal value and respect.
Before making an employment decision, a security check with a register check will be conducted in accordance with the Security Protection Act. The Police Authority also requires employees to be available for military placement if necessary.
Interested individuals are encouraged to apply before November 20, 2023, via the Police Authority’s recruitment tool. More information about data protection and the recruitment process can be found on the Police Authority’s website.
The Police Authority looks forward to receiving applications from qualified candidates who are ready to contribute to their mission of increasing safety and reducing crime in society.