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Do you want to contribute to sustainable development in Stockholm County?

As a case worker within investment support, you will belong to the Division of Growth and Society Building and the Unit for Investment Support and Cultural Environment. Here, there are several different grants and subsidies, and we work across boundaries when necessary. The division promotes the county's long-term growth and sustainable societal development through, among other things, advice, supervision, and collaboration with the county's municipalities and other actors. Regulatory enforcement is a significant part of the division's operations.

What does the role involve?

Primarily, you will work with supervision of state grants and subsidies. The work involves planning, implementing, and following up on supervisory cases to ensure that support has been granted and used in accordance with current regulations and conditions. You will, among other things, review documentation, analyze data, communicate with grant recipients and other relevant actors, and document and make decisions in supervisory cases.

The work requires legal certainty, precision, and the ability to interpret and apply regulations.

You will also process investment support. The grant you will primarily handle is "energy efficiency in small houses," which aims to promote efficient energy use and thereby reduce households' vulnerability to high energy prices.

As a case worker at the County Administrative Board, you guide applicants regarding the support and the application process. The goal is to process cases and conduct supervision in an efficient and legally secure manner in accordance with current ordinances. We have an open working climate within the division and work in close collaboration with other functions within the agency. You will also have many external contacts with authorities, companies, associations, municipalities, and private individuals.

Are you the one we are looking for?

For this role, we require that you have:

• An academic education in law, political science, social sciences, business administration, or another education that the employer considers equivalent.
• Experience in qualified case handling within public operations.
• Experience in interpreting and applying laws, ordinances, or other regulations.
• Very good ability to communicate orally and in writing in Swedish.

We are looking for you who is a team player who likes to bounce ideas and thoughts with the other case workers within supervision. You should be curious and ready to deepen your knowledge in various subjects. You should be independent and enjoy getting cases resolved within specified timeframes. The work requires you to be structured in your working methods.

We place great importance on personal qualities and consider it natural that you contribute to a good working climate.

As an employee at the County Administrative Board, you need:

• The ability to make decisions from a holistic perspective, taking several viewpoints into account.
• An understanding that a central role for the County Administrative Board is to make trade-offs between different interests.
• The ability to prioritize and adapt to work with new tasks or in new contexts.

It is meritorious if you have:

• Experience in supervision, audit, control activities, or compliance reviews.
• Experience in processing state grants or subsidies.
• Previous work with investigative tasks.

How we recruit

You will be asked to answer a number of selection questions when you register your application and attach your CV. You do not need to attach a personal letter to this application.

The employment is permanent, full-time, and a probationary period is usually applied. Start date is as soon as possible or as agreed.

If you have questions

Questions about the role are answered by the recruiting manager Cecilia Lindqvist, [email protected]

Union contact persons are: Susann Sass-Jonsson for SACO and Ulrika Holmström, and Maria Sand Vaziri for ST. All can be reached via the County Administrative Board's switchboard at 010-223 10 00.

About the County Administrative Board

The Stockholm County Administrative Board is a unifying force for a growing and sustainable capital region. By taking responsibility for the whole, we find ways forward in complex societal issues.

The holistic view is an important starting point for us when we collaborate with municipalities, authorities, business life, and other important societal actors. On behalf of the government, we also work to ensure that national goals are implemented in our county. Here, experts in many different subject areas are available, and our combined competence has an astonishing breadth. Here, you will learn something new every day.

Read more about us at www.lansstyrelsen.se/stockholm/jobba-hos-oss (http://www.lansstyrelsen.se/stockholm/jobba-hos-oss).