Procurement and IT Law Lawyer

Do you want to combine legal expertise with strategic work in IT and procurement of framework agreements for the entire public sector? With us, you will have a key role and the opportunity to develop your skills in both procurement law and IT law. You will be part of an engaged team that together creates legally secure and sustainable solutions that impact both operations and society. We are looking for someone who enjoys working in a development-oriented way, both independently and in teams, and who wants to contribute with their expertise in an environment where knowledge sharing and collaboration are at the center.

About us

The Kammarkollegiet is responsible for the state's procurement coordination. In the Procurement Central department, we procure and manage coordinated framework agreements for state authorities – in IT and telecommunications also for municipalities and regions. We currently manage approximately 2,400 framework agreements in about 40 areas with over 800 suppliers. Our goal is to deliver the right framework agreements at the right time and provide practical support to all who use our framework agreements. The unit for procurement and contract law, where this position is located, consists of seven employees and is an important part of our work.

Job Description

As a procurement and IT law lawyer, you will be a central legal resource in our preliminary studies, procurements, and framework agreement management. You will among other things:

• Provide legal advice and ensure the quality of procurement documents and contracts
• Represent and lead processes in court
• Develop templates and contract terms
• Contribute a legal perspective in strategic matters
• Participate in monitoring and training of colleagues and external actors

You will have the opportunity to deepen your knowledge in areas such as information security, GDPR, sustainability, e-commerce, accessibility, and supply security.

As an employee at the Procurement Central, you contribute to work that makes a difference for the entire public sector and for the effective use of our tax funds. You will work alongside competent and engaged colleagues where we offer a flexible working method and good development opportunities. The department employs over 70 staff with a diversity of age, gender, experience, and background. We are proud to be a workplace where we value personal responsibility and well-being highly. This results in low employee turnover and high health rates.

Your Profile

We are looking for someone who has:

• Law degree (jur.kand.) or equivalent academic education in law
• Good knowledge of procurement law and IT law
• Several years of current and relevant experience in procurement law work
• Experience in contract writing, preferably with a focus on IT law
• Experience in review processes and strategic advice
• Very good ability to express yourself well in Swedish and English, both orally and in writing

Meritorious:

• Experience in IT procurement and IT contracts
• Experience in coordinated framework agreement procurements
• Experience in contract negotiations
• Knowledge in our focus areas such as GDPR, sustainability, information security
• Experience with procurement tools

We place great importance on your personal qualities. You are analytical, structured, and responsible, with good collaboration skills and an outgoing and pedagogical communication style. You enjoy working in a development-oriented way, both independently and in teams. As a person, you are open and unpretentious, eager to share your knowledge, and contribute to a good working atmosphere.

The Kammarkollegiet strives for diversity and values the qualities it brings to the organization. We focus on competence and welcome all applicants regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, ethnic and social background, religion or belief, ability, sexual orientation, and age.

More Information

Start date as soon as possible. The employment is permanent, starting with a six-month probation period.

The position is at our pleasant office in Gamla Stan, Stockholm. We offer a flexible working method with the possibility of remote work up to 49% of the working time. This means that the position is not purely remote – we value presence in the office for collaboration and knowledge exchange.

From January 1, 2027, the Procurement Central will become part of the Procurement Agency.

This is a unique opportunity to work in Sweden's most competent environment for procurement and law, with unchanged assignments but even greater opportunities to influence the future of public procurement.

For you as a lawyer, this means an exciting opportunity to work in an organization that gathers Sweden's foremost competence in procurement and law. Our assignments and responsibilities remain unchanged, but we will have new conditions to develop the work while maintaining efficiency and quality – and with even greater impact in the public sector.

You will be part of a context where law, strategy, and societal benefit meet, with the opportunity to influence future procurements and contribute to sustainable solutions for all of Sweden.

Contact Persons

If you have any questions about the position or the recruitment process, please feel free to contact:

Anna Ekberg, Unit Manager, Unit for Procurement and Contract Law, phone 08-700 07 56, [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

Karin Edstrand, SACO-S, phone 08 - 700 08 48

Lisa Ericsson, ST, phone 08 – 700 06 40

Application

Does this sound interesting? Welcome with your application via www.kammarkollegiet.se/jobba-har (http://www.kammarkollegiet.se/jobba-har), including CV and cover letter, no later than February 28, 2026.

We look forward to hearing from you!

The Kammarkollegiet – an authority beyond the ordinary. We act as asset managers, insurance companies, procurers, and legal advisors for the government with over 35 different assignments from the parliament and government. The General Inheritance Fund and the Public Transition Organization are also part of our work. Despite the variation in assignments, they all share the need for both breadth and specialized competence to carry them out. Approximately 350 people work at the Kammarkollegiet – primarily lawyers, economists, and qualified administrators. The authority has offices in Stockholm, Karlstad, and Härnösand.