Do you want to contribute to the development and strengthening of the public sector?

The Swedish National Audit Office is looking for experienced investigators who want to work with performance audits in healthcare, social services, public health, disability, children's rights, and international aid. Through our broad audit mandate, you can participate in reviewing the entire chain of command, from government decisions to the operations that affect citizens. Apply today and make a difference with us.

Your development enables our future

The audits within performance auditing focus on government agencies' resource management, resource utilization, and goal achievement. The work is carried out in project form, usually in project teams of 2-3 employees, where you may sometimes act as project leader. You will primarily work with audits related to the foreign affairs and social affairs committees and their associated expenditure areas. Here, you will develop your analytical and communication skills through stimulating assignments.

With us, you also influence your development. Our focus is on strengthening each employee's competence, and we encourage initiative and self-drive. There are training opportunities, international projects, and ample room for business development, allowing you to grow and drive change.

What does the position entail?

With us, you will work with all parts of the audit process. This includes:

• conducting environmental monitoring and developing audit ideas and proposals
• presenting audit plans and conducting audits
• actively contributing to the communication of audit results.

You will base your work on audit questions and assessment criteria, using various methods to collect and analyze data and other materials. The work results in an audit report submitted to the parliament for consideration along with a response from the government. We place great importance on quality assurance in the audit process.

Who are you?

We are looking for someone who has:

• a relevant academic degree, preferably at least at the master's level,
• several years of work experience in independent and qualified investigative, evaluation, or analytical work
• good knowledge of evaluation or investigative methods
• good knowledge of how the state is governed, led, and organized, as well as knowledge of public administration and state-funded activities
• very good ability to express yourself in speech and writing in Swedish.

It is an advantage if you have a doctorate or have undergone doctoral training or have experience leading evaluation, investigation, or analytical projects. Experience and education in qualitative methods are also advantageous. Furthermore, we consider it a merit if you have experience or knowledge in any of the areas for which the foreign affairs and social affairs committees are responsible, such as healthcare, social services, public health, disability, children's rights, and international aid.

We also place great importance on your personal competencies, and in addition to your knowledge and experience, we are looking for someone who has:

• a very good problem-solving analytical ability, can tackle complex issues and complicated problems
• a high degree of quality awareness, is meticulous, and places great importance on delivering high-quality work and meeting set goals
• a good initiative ability, where you take your own initiatives and actively suggest improvements in the audit work
• a good ability to collaborate and communicate in a clear and constructive manner
• the ability to work independently, take responsibility for your tasks, and drive processes forward in a structured way.

Our offer

You will receive a permanent position with an employer that offers all the benefits of the state. The employment is full-time and begins with a six-month probationary period. We will agree together on when you start.

We have a modern activity-based office at Sankt Eriksgatan 117 in Stockholm, which offers good opportunities for both quiet work and conversations and meetings with colleagues. It is obvious to us that our employees have the conditions for a balance between work and private life. Therefore, you have flexible working hours and some freedom to adjust your working hours so that both your work and your leisure time work for you. There is also the possibility to work remotely from home for up to 40 percent of your working time.

Apply by April 15

Submit your application by answering the selection questions and attaching your CV via our recruitment tool by April 15. We apply psychological tests as part of our overall assessment of your application. We may also use work samples in the recruitment process. Read more about our recruitment process at riksrevisionen.se/ansok.

Want to know more? Visit riksrevisionen.se/jobba-hos-oss or contact the responsible manager or our union representatives.

• Magdalena Brasch, unit manager, 08-5171 4243
• Lena Lakso, Saco-S/Riksrevisionen, 08-5171 4155
• Karin Berg, ST/Riksrevisionen, 08-5171 4350

About the Swedish National Audit Office

The Swedish National Audit Office provides facts about how the state's operations function. We audit what the state's money is spent on, how effectively the authorities work, and whether political decisions lead to what they were intended. This knowledge can be used to improve the government's and authorities' work and save taxpayers' money. When there are shortcomings, we provide recommendations to the government and authorities to improve operations. Our independent position and the transparency we contribute are important for a well-functioning democratic country. Our goal is for our audits to make a difference for people both now and in the future.

We also represent Sweden in international audit contexts and have development cooperation with audit authorities in Africa, Southeast Europe, and Asia.

More information can be found at riksrevisionen.se