We are seeking a Land Negotiator!

Land Acquisition Negotiator Wanted! Are you interested in working on land access issues that shape and improve future infrastructure? We are now seeking Land Acquisition Negotiators based in Luleå, Skellefteå, or Umeå. As a Land Acquisition Negotiator, you'll have the chance to contribute to and support critical road and railway projects of varying complexity and scope! Job Responsibilities We are looking for Land Acquisition Negotiators who will work to ensure that the Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) gains access to the land needed for our measures and projects. In this role, you will handle the entire chain of land access issues. This may involve negotiating compensation and encroachment, driving acquisitions and planning, creating property law agreements, or managing damage settlements and disputes. You will actively participate in planning and project design work, represent Trafikverket in cadastral proceedings, and interact with authorities, municipalities, and individual property owners. A significant and important part of the work involves dialogue and negotiation, where you will meet people in various situations and need to build trust and find solutions. Through our business and in collaboration with others, we can, as a leading client, influence the industry and the development of sustainable solutions and smart infrastructure. This is a varied role where you work both independently and together with your colleagues, involved in the entire chain from planning, project work, construction phase to handover of the completed facility. With us, you grow alongside others. We work in a culture where we learn from each other, share experiences, and support each other's assignments. Through our internal training package for land acquisition negotiators and exciting, meaningful assignments, you'll have the opportunity to develop both your skills and your role. Qualifications Who are you? To thrive and succeed as a Land Acquisition Negotiator, you should be confident in yourself and your competence. You have excellent communication skills, which means you convey messages clearly, are attentive, adapt your communication to the recipient, and easily create trustworthy relationships. The role involves work both independently and in groups, so it's important that you are proactive, independently see what needs to be done, and have good collaboration skills and a structured approach. We are seeking candidates who have: • A university degree of at least 180 ECTS credits in land surveying/community building, urban planning with a focus on forestry, or law with a focus on property law. Alternatively, you have other relevant academic education combined with experience that we assess as equivalent. • Several years of current and relevant work experience in property law issues • Very good ability to express yourself in Swedish, both verbally and in writing • Driver's license for passenger car Advantageous if you have: • Worked with land access • Experience in negotiation, contract management, and contract interpretation in the property field At the Swedish Transport Administration, we work to make Sweden closer. We believe that a combination of different experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives is the best foundation for building a workplace free from discrimination and an environment where everyone feels comfortable and does their best. Flexible Work Option: In this role, you can work remotely up to two days per week. #LI-Hybrid