Investigator in State Local Supply

Do you have a strong interest in local supply issues and a desire to contribute to societal development? At the Swedish Agency for Public Management's analysis and forecasting unit, you will have the opportunity to deepen your expertise and work on complex issues surrounding the strategic and practical challenges of state local supply.

The unit has approximately 15 employees, of which three work with local supply issues. Our mission is growing, and we therefore want to expand the group with you who have a background in property economics and enjoy strategic local supply issues. In the unit, we make forecasts for the state budget and public finances, and we have a comprehensive responsibility for issues related to state local supply.

Your role and responsibilities

As an investigator in state local supply, you will work in the Analysis and Forecasting unit, which is part of the Outcome and Forecasting department.

Your tasks will involve collecting data on government rental agreements to then analyze and provide information on rental costs and space utilization. Your responsibilities include supporting government agencies and the government, conducting analyses of developments in state local supply, and preparing materials for the annual recalculation of the local cost component in agencies' budget bases.

The position may also involve working partially with forecasts for the state budget and public finances. The forecast is presented in a report four times a year.

Your background and qualifications

We are looking for someone with an engineering degree focused on property economics. You may also have completed a master's program with a focus on property and finance or similar. Additionally, a doctoral degree, knowledge of property law, or strong statistical skills are advantageous.

Experience working with strategic local supply issues is a merit, as is experience in economic analysis.

To succeed in this role, it is important that you can easily summarize and convey information to different target groups and that you communicate fluently in Swedish, both verbally and in writing. You are proficient in the Office suite, and it is a merit if you are accustomed to using AI in your work.

Your personal qualities

To thrive and perform well in this role, you need to have strong analytical skills and enjoy solving problems. You are structured and meticulous in your work approach. Additionally, you are socially interested and keep up with developments in the property market. You have good collaboration skills and are used to working both independently and in a team. We place great importance on your personal qualities.

More about us

The Swedish Agency for Public Management's offices are centrally located in Stockholm. There is an opportunity to work partially remotely. Please read more about what we offer here.

How we recruit

We look forward to receiving your application by March 13, 2026. You apply by answering a number of selection questions and attaching your application in our recruitment system. The employment is permanent, and we apply a 6-month probationary period. Start date is according to agreement.

If you have questions about the job, please contact unit manager Helena Kaplan at 08-690 43 07. If you have questions about the recruitment process, please contact Fredrik Sydstrand, HR specialist, at 076-877 47 21 or [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]). Union contacts are Oskar Weinberger for Saco-S and Max Dahlbäck for ST. You can reach them via the agency's switchboard at 08-690 43 00.

We warmly welcome your application!

We are happy to receive calls from those interested in the job, but we decline calls from those selling advertisements and recruitment services.

The Swedish Agency for Public Management works for an efficient public administration and good management of state funds. We investigate and follow up on state operations, develop economic governance and reporting, and promote a good administrative culture and efforts against corruption in the state. We also review Sweden's handling of EU funds. We are located in Stockholm and have about 220 employees.