Investigator with a focus on the free movement of goods

Swedish Chamber of Commerce (Kommerskollegium) is Sweden's authority for foreign trade, the EU internal market, and trade policy. We work, among other things, with EU free trade agreements, opportunities for Swedish companies to import and export, and trade-related development cooperation. At Kommerskollegium, you will find yourself in an international environment where major trade policy issues are mixed with concrete problem-solving for individual companies and individuals. Our vision is sustainable trade without barriers. Around 100 employees work with us, and our activity-based office is located centrally in Stockholm.

Kommerskollegium is a growing authority with several new tasks. Since the summer of 2025, we are also a contingency authority with sectoral responsibility for the new sector of foreign trade within the Swedish civil defense.

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Responsibilities

Do you want to safeguard and strengthen the core of EU cooperation, the internal market? Do you have a good understanding of the EU and free movement? Then you should apply for the role of Investigator with a focus on the free movement of goods.

As an investigator in the unit for the EU internal market with a focus on the free movement of goods, you work on monitoring trends, assessing legislative proposals, and conducting analyses. You support the Government Offices with background material and manage contacts with other authorities. Other tasks include responding to consultations, leading training initiatives, and providing information to businesses and citizens. The role may also involve participating in the authority's efforts within development cooperation, where we, among other things, support candidate countries in their integration into the EU internal market.

The focus of the role may vary over time, and other tasks within the unit's or the authority's areas of operation may occur.

The work includes both domestic and international business travel.

Qualifications

We are looking for you who have a relevant legal education with a good understanding of EU law. We prefer that your education has had a focus on the EU. The role requires knowledge of how the regulatory frameworks for the internal market function, or how the EU's organization and working methods look.

You have documented experience in analysis and investigation work within EU matters, for example from an authority, EU institution, or the business sector. It is an advantage if you have work experience related to the free movement of goods.

You express yourself fluently in both Swedish and English, in speech and writing.

To succeed well in the work, it is important that you are meticulous, have good analytical skills, are driven, proactive, and wish to develop through challenges. Furthermore, it is important that you are receptive, flexible in contact with others, and collaborate well.

What we offer

• Salary form: Monthly salary
• Employment type: Fixed-term employment
• Working hours: Daytime

We are happy to receive calls from you who are interested in working with us, but we decline calls from you who sell advertisements and recruitment services.