FUT Investigator

Are you ready for the future? We are – and now we are looking for you! At the Department of Work and Welfare in Kristianstad, we are embarking on an exciting journey of change. Our vision is clear: One department – ready for the future! We are developing our organization to meet future needs and create even better circumstances for our citizens. Starting in April 2026, we will work in a new organization – with a focus on modern, sustainable, and legally sound welfare. Currently, about 480 dedicated employees work with us, making a difference for people in various stages of life every day. Together, we create security, participation, and opportunities. Now we are looking for more employees who want to join our journey of change. Are you driven, curious, and eager to contribute to meaningful work? Then you might be the one we are looking for! We are now seeking a FUT Investigator for the Benefits Unit! We will continuously invite candidates for interviews during the application period. Your role with us As a FUT Investigator, you will investigate erroneous payments and suspected benefit fraud. You will also work proactively within the department's operations by conducting skills enhancement initiatives and audits, such as crime-proofing. You will support the department's operations in developing routines to prevent welfare fraud in collaboration with the coordinator for drug and crime prevention. You will prepare and compile statistics for management and the board. This position includes representing the board in negotiations at the District Court and presenting cases for decisions in committees. You will collaborate internally and externally in various networks. Who are we looking for? We are looking for candidates with a degree in social work, law, or another higher education that the employer deems suitable for the position. You should have a good understanding of legislation in this area. Experience working with FUT within municipalities or other authorities is an advantage, as is experience working in a politically governed organization. We expect you to have excellent administrative skills, be meticulous, and capable of making independent assessments. Documentation and communication are part of the role, and proficiency in spoken and written language is required. You should also have the ability to collaborate well both internally and externally, and knowledge of multiple languages is a plus. For this position, a valid driver's license (Category B) is required. Good general IT skills are a prerequisite for the role, as some work will be conducted digitally. Proficiency in the Office Suite is beneficial, as is experience with the Lifecare operational system. To succeed in this role, we value your ability to create and maintain good relationships, both internally and externally. You collaborate effectively with individuals in various contexts and functions. Additionally, you need to be capable of working with others; listening, showing empathy, and respect. You are modest and recognize and reward the contributions of others. It is an advantage if you can perform under pressure and manage difficult situations. You remain optimistic in the face of challenges and can give and receive constructive feedback. A thorough interview will be conducted before the position is filled. About us The position is currently located in the Investigation Operations, which consists of about 75 employees working towards the goal of having an established and self-sufficient population. The operation is divided into four units: the Benefits Unit, Planning Unit 1, Planning Unit 2, and the Establishment Unit. The work is client-oriented and varied. The FUT Investigator works in the Benefits Unit and has frequent contact with employees from all units. The department has been working with FUT since 2014, and the assignment will now be expanded to cross-departmental efforts to counter welfare fraud. As part of the transition to the new Social Services Act, the Department of Work and Welfare will implement an organizational change, and the position will then be relocated to the management team starting April 1, 2026. Join us in looking towards the future at the Department of Work and Welfare. The department is responsible for individual and family care, as well as certain employment and educational initiatives within the municipality. We have a collective responsibility to prevent and combat exclusion and to support citizens towards greater independence. We offer We are over 7,000 employees in Kristianstad Municipality who make a difference in people's daily lives, every day. Here, you will find employees who are passionate about welfare and want to develop ideas into reality. Kristianstad Municipality offers various career paths so you can develop throughout your working life. Learn more about our benefits and what it's like to work with us here. (https://www.kristianstad.se/jobbochforetagande/jobbochpraktik/kommunensomarbetsgivare.670.html) Good to know If you have protected personal information, do not apply via the application button. Instead, send your application by mail or drop it off at Rådhus Skåne. Label the envelope with the job title and reference number. If you have questions, you can contact the citizen center at 044-13 50 00. If you