Do you want to contribute to making society's wireless communication work today and in the future? As a radio and satellite engineer at PTS, you help ensure efficient use of Sweden's radio spectrum, a limited resource that is critical for everything from mobile networks and satellite communication to research, industry, and defense. In this role, you combine technical analysis and frequency planning with national and international cooperation. We work on what everyone takes for granted. The ability to communicate. With us, you'll ensure it works now and in the future. For everyone. The Spectrum License Unit works to maximize the social benefit of radio spectrum over time. The department works, among other things, to enable the use of safe, affordable, and efficient radio-based services and products for end users and other radio users. Management of radio spectrum requires extensive international cooperation. "As a unit manager and leader, my task is to make employees visible and build trust within the unit. When that security exists, the professional relationship often becomes stimulating. Many perceive my leadership as clear and with a high degree of delegated leadership. This requires close and trusting dialogue. I am driven by developing and improving with the business's best interests in focus." / Edvard Brinck, Unit Manager. About the Role As a radio and satellite engineer in the Spectrum License Unit, you will work with handling license matters, primarily in the area of fixed radio (radio links) and earth stations (uplinks to satellites), but also in other areas such as mobile radio and broadcasting. Work tasks also include local permits for, for example, 5G & 6G (permits for properties) for innovation and business development. The role includes calculations, coordination, and record keeping. You have ongoing contact with both internal and external stakeholders and work closely with colleagues within the agency. The work also includes participating in the agency's frequency planning, contributing to the development of working methods and processes, and, if needed, representing Sweden in international cooperation groups. You may also assist with other tasks within the department, such as work on long-term frequency planning. About the Team The unit currently consists of 24 senior employees with high technical expertise. We are 18 case handlers, often with an engineering background, four lawyers, and two managers. We handle all spectrum licenses in Sweden and coordinate internationally. The social benefit in the unit's results is tangible, and a wide variety of licensing issues makes the work exciting. About You To succeed in this role, you need to be collaborative and understand how your own work contributes to the whole, both within the agency and in cooperation with external parties. You are relationship-building and have an easy time forming strong and professional relationships, while you represent the unit, the agency, or Sweden in an engaged and positive way in different contexts. You are also structured, with the ability to handle large amounts of information and make it comprehensible, while you prioritize and balance multiple tasks in parallel. Finally, you are solution-oriented, with the ability to see opportunities and contribute constructive suggestions that drive the work forward. We are looking for you who have: Engineering degree or post-secondary education in relevant areas such as information systems and IT, radio-telecommunications. Good ability to express yourself in speech and writing in Swedish and English. It is also meritorious if you have: A higher engineering degree. Work experience relevant to the position within radio/telecommunications. Experience in the field of radio planning, such as radio link planning or radio link engineering, knowledge of calculations in radio planning tools. Work experience from another government agency or case handling. Experience leading and coordinating projects. Our Offer We take life seriously. With us, you can have a life both on and outside of work. If you feel good, we feel good. Therefore, we offer competitive salaries, flexible working hours, and the possibility of remote work. We also offer generous wellness benefits and two wellness hours every week. In addition, you will receive favorable terms for lunch, vacation, parental leave, pension, and sick leave. Here you will work in modern activity-based premises at Hälsingegatan 38. As a government agency, we offer a safe and stable work environment where you can feel secure. We create tomorrow's society and must stay at the forefront. With us, you will grow with tasks all the time. Good to Know The position is a permanent employment with an initial probation period of six months. Placement in Stockholm with a start as soon as possible by agreement. The position is placed in a security classification. To best assess your competence, we ask you not to include a photo, personal number, or address in your CV. Tests are part of the recruitment process. If you have protected information, please contact our HR specialist. For more information, please contact Unit Manager Edvard Brinck at [email protected] or HR specialist Jessica Petersson at [email protected]. For questions related to our local trade union worker organizations, please email [email protected] or [email protected] We welcome your application by September 18. Click here to see the film about us: https://api.screen9.com/preview/cchPFWECPH4JdWyRdxhH_64D91qdJ85u0pbVSJfFCzVNK3ZW5YKD2fA3-w5Sj9Be
- Město
- Stockholm
- Adresa
- Hälsingegatan 38
- GPS
- 59.347151493546, 18.038355750985
- Publikováno
- 27. 8. 2026
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