Investigation Analyst

The Swedish Economic Crime Authority prevents, detects, interrupts, investigates, and prosecutes economic crimes. Our 800 employees possess various skills and professional roles, such as prosecutors, police officers, economic crime investigators, administrators, and other specialists, all working together against economic crime. This is our unique strength. Would you like to become one of us and participate in the fight against economic crime? We are currently seeking an investigative analyst to join the Swedish Economic Crime Authority in Stockholm. With us, you will have the opportunity to work alongside engaged and qualified colleagues to contribute to the prevention, interruption, and combat of economic crime while also having excellent opportunities for personal development. Workplace At the Swedish Economic Crime Authority in Stockholm, operations are conducted in three economic crime chambers, one financial market chamber, and one police operational unit. We are now looking for one or more investigative analysts for the second economic crime chamber in Stockholm. You will be a resource for all chambers within the organization. The position of investigative analyst at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority is also referred to as operational analyst in other agencies. The role is based at our office in Stockholm. In late autumn, we will move into new, modern premises on Hälsingegatan. You will not have the opportunity to work remotely from other locations in Sweden. Responsibilities As an investigative analyst, you will participate in criminal investigations related to economic crime. You will work in teams that may include prosecutors, police officers, economic crime investigators, auditors, and other specialists, such as those with expertise in IT forensics. You will often work on our most complex and high-profile cases. Your responsibilities will include, among other things: processing and analyzing extensive amounts of information, primarily in electronic form, within the framework of a criminal investigation structuring information and visualizing materials to illustrate a crime setup, a criminal method, or a sequence of events, or parts thereof preparing analytical memoranda on observations and conclusions in criminal investigations and, where applicable, testifying about these observations and conclusions in court conducting other investigative measures as needed contributing to knowledge dissemination, method development, and improved working practices within the organization. Qualifications We are looking for candidates who have: an academic degree in a relevant field or equivalent knowledge and experience acquired in another way that the employer deems relevant work experience as an operational analyst/financial investigator/investigator in preliminary investigations within the last five years good knowledge and experience of working with and processing secret coercive measures very good computer skills and proficiency in using the Microsoft Office suite very good command of Swedish in both spoken and written forms good command of English in both spoken and written forms. To succeed and thrive in the role of investigative analyst, commitment and good collaboration skills are required. The ability to work well with others and contribute positively to a team is essential to achieving common goals and working in accordance with the agency's employee policy, the EBM model. You are unpretentious and can explain things clearly and pedagogically, making it easy for others to understand. You are also analytical in your approach. You take responsibility and can effectively prioritize and plan your work. Since the materials you produce will often be used as evidence, it is important that you are structured, detail-oriented, and ensure that the results are reliable and professional. When hiring, we place great emphasis on personal qualities and abilities. It is an advantage if you also have knowledge and experience in tracking cryptocurrency good reading and listening comprehension in a non-European language. Contact Persons For questions about the position, please feel free to contact the recruiting manager Peter Svedén, Deputy Chamber Chief at tel. 010-562 99 31. Union representatives for Saco-S are Henrik Lundin, tel. 010-562 91 72, for ST Karin Hallström Norberg, 010-562 91 71, and for the Police Union Sofia Ask, tel. 010-563 87 10. Employment Information Employment Type: Permanent position starting with a six-month probationary period Job Title: Investigator Number of Positions: One or more Work Location: Stockholm Start Date: By agreement Salary: Individual salary setting applies At the Swedish Economic Crime Authority, we work on developing our employees' skills and therefore offer a varied training program. There are excellent opportunities for professional development, wellness, and a good balance between work and private life. We have high demands for our employees' security and confidentiality awareness. As the position is classified, Swedish citizenship is a requirement, and a security clearance with a background check according to the Security Protection Act (2018:585) will be conducted before a hiring decision is made. Application We welcome your application in the form of a CV and cover letter by December 10, 2025. In your CV and cover letter, we would like you to describe how you meet our requested qualifications and merits. Your application is a public document according to the principle of public access to