The Work Involves

As a court administrator with us, you will be part of a team with administrators and a chief administrator, working together to create an efficient and fair preparation of our cases and matters. Specifically, the job involves registering and preparing cases and matters together with other court administrators. You ensure that the court's pre- and post-work in various cases and matters is carried out impartially and efficiently. Sometimes you handle several different cases and matters simultaneously, and many cases you prepare independently up to the hearing. You also issue judgments and decisions, monitor deadlines, and plan trial days. You work in a group with your colleagues, but the tasks are performed independently and with personal responsibility. In addition to your administrative colleagues, you work with judges, other lawyers, and other staff at the district court. A day in court is varied and rich in content, and you have a lot of contact with colleagues, the public, and the parties in the case as well as lawyers, interpreters, witnesses, and others.

We Are Looking For

have a completed high school education with a final grade/certificate or other education that the employer assesses as equivalent,
have previous work experience in administration and service that the employer assesses as relevant for the position,
have very good knowledge of the Swedish language in both spoken and written form,
have knowledge and an interest in IT and digitalization.

It is an advantage if you are currently working or have worked with the handling of cases or matters within a court or other authority. It is also advantageous if you have completed a YH education as a paralegal or other post-secondary education that the employer assesses as relevant. You have a strong sense of service, quality, and interaction, and you create good relationships with your colleagues while contributing your expertise to the group's collective work. To thrive with us, you need to handle various tasks, people, and situations, as well as have the ability to analyze and solve problems. Working according to structure and having a professional approach is a given for you. During periods of high workload, you remain calm, and it is especially important that you have the ability to prioritize your work and focus on the right things. You also enjoy quickly switching between different tasks. To be considered for employment, you must meet high standards regarding judgment, security awareness, and suitability. This means that you uphold democratic values and the governmental values that guide the operations of Sweden's Courts. We require you to follow applicable laws. We place great emphasis on your personal qualities.

We Offer You

As a court administrator, you will be offered a responsible and varied job with good opportunities for professional development in the field. You will be offered attractive benefits, such as wellness grants and a wellness hour each week.

Who Are We

Hälsingland District Court is a smaller general court currently consisting of 25 people, including judges, court clerks, preparation lawyers, court administrators, and administrative staff. Hälsingland District Court consists of a judicial unit and an administrative unit. The court resolves cases and matters from the municipalities in Hälsingland. The court is located in pleasant and modern premises centrally in Hudiksvall.

Other

We are looking for a court administrator for a permanent position (full-time), with an initial probationary period.

Welcome with your application by April 8.

To ensure an inclusive and fair recruitment process, Sweden's Courts apply competency-based recruitment. Our selection is based on candidates' competencies and merits. We kindly but firmly decline direct contact with staffing and recruitment companies as well as sellers of additional job advertisements.