Lawyer at PTS

Are you a lawyer seeking a role where you can combine legal analysis, advisory work, and business development? With us, you'll work on complex and societally important matters within civil protection, state aid, and public law. You'll have the opportunity to influence both the agency's work and the development of future regulations in a changing world. We work with what everyone takes for granted – the ability to communicate securely. With us, you'll have the chance to make a difference now and in the future. For everyone. The Resilience Measures Unit currently consists of 11 people – five civil engineers/technicians, three lawyers, and two economists, plus a unit manager. We're a highly engaged group with extensive experience and expertise. Having fun at work is important to us, with an open and inclusive culture and respect for each other's different competencies. About the Role As a lawyer, you'll work with a broad spectrum of legal matters related to the agency's sector responsibilities. The role involves qualified legal support in areas such as state aid, administrative law, constitutional law, and civil protection legislation. You'll provide advice on both ongoing operations and development matters, and participate in preparing and reviewing applications, decision documents, and various types of agreements. You'll also provide legal support in the agency's collaboration with other authorities and private actors, including matters related to NATO. The role also includes contributing to the development of regulations by participating in investigations, drafting regulations, and handling government remittals and inquiries from other agencies. You'll work closely with colleagues within the unit (engineers, lawyers, and economists) and the agency's legal department. You'll work both independently and as part of a team, with an important role in ensuring that operations are conducted in accordance with applicable legislation. At the same time, you'll contribute to developing the agency's work by further developing advisory services, monitoring, and internal working methods, as well as participating in quality and improvement initiatives. About You We're looking for someone who is collaborative and enjoys working both independently and with colleagues from different fields of expertise to reach common goals. You're unpretentious, receptive, and value others' perspectives and knowledge. You work in a structured and methodical manner, with the ability to handle complex legal issues within a broad and varied field of work. You have good communication skills and can clearly and pedagogically convey legal assessments to different audiences, both within and outside the organization. To thrive and succeed in the role, you're also solution-oriented, flexible, and adaptable to changed circumstances while maintaining focus on the agency's goals and needs. We're looking for someone who has: A law degree of 270 ECTS credits or another academic degree in law/legal science of at least 180 ECTS credits. Several years of experience with qualified legal work. Very good ability to express yourself in speech and writing in Swedish and good ability in English. It's a merit if you have: Knowledge of EU regulations regarding state aid. Knowledge within PTS areas such as electronic communications, digital services, postal services, and civil protection work. Experience working in cross-functional teams. Experience working in a state agency. Notary qualification. Our Offer We take life seriously. With us, you can have a life both at and outside of work. When you feel good, we feel good. That's why we offer competitive salaries, flexible working hours, and the opportunity to work remotely. We also provide generous wellness benefits and two wellness hours per week. In addition, you'll receive favorable conditions for lunch, vacation, parental leave, pension, and sick leave. Here you'll work in modern activity-based offices at Hälsingegatan 38. As a state agency, we offer a safe and stable work environment where you can feel secure. We're creating tomorrow's society and must stay at the forefront. With us, you'll continuously grow through your assignments. Good to Know The position is a permanent employment with an initial probation period of six months. Placement in Stockholm with start as soon as possible by agreement. The position is classified as security-sensitive and requires Swedish citizenship. To enable us to make a fair and objective assessment of your qualifications, we ask that you not include a photo, personal number, or address in your CV. We've chosen not to request a cover letter; instead we use selection questions. This is because we want to focus on your experience and qualifications, which contributes to a more efficient and fair recruitment process. Tests will be part of the process. If you have protected information, please contact our HR specialist. For further information, please contact Acting Unit Manager Sara Bergman at [email protected] or HR Specialist Jessica Petersson at [email protected]. For questions related to our local union worker organizations, please email [email protected] or [email protected] We welcome your application no later than September 6. Click here to see our film https://api.screen9.com/preview/cchPFWECPH4JdWyRdxhH_64D91qdJ85u0pbVSJfFCzVNK3ZW5YKD2fA3-w5Sj9Be

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