Caseworker for the National Police

Are you structured, methodical and have a large overview? Do you thrive on seeing the pile get smaller? Then you might be the National Police's new employee!

Placement: The capital region

Job type: Temp job

Time: Full time

04-11-2026

The job

As a caseworker at the National Police, you will deal with data registration, inquiries and cases involving international information exchange.

The section is Denmark's SPOC (single point of contact) for, among other things, enquiries of persons and objects in SIS etc.

Your primary task will be case processing, registration and journaling within this area.

Your profile

We would like you to have experience with office work, so that you have experience with workflows related to journaling and case handling. You master Danish in writing and speaking, and it is advantageous if you also master English in writing and speaking.

Additionally, we expect that you

• Thrive with routine tasks
• Have an eye for detail and be a very orderly person
• Have the desire to learn from your colleagues, acquire new knowledge and also work independently once you have started on the task
• Want to be part of a social office environment

It is an advantage if you are familiar with police work. This is however by no means a requirement.

The practical

Start and duration: As soon as possible – but at the earliest 1 January 2027, as soon as you have security clearance. The appointment will initially last 6 months from start. There may be an opportunity for extension.

Working hours: The working hours are Monday to Friday within normal office hours – with the start time at 08:00.

Location: Your workplace will be at the National Police at the address Ejby Industrivej 33 in Glostrup.

Salary: Based on qualifications

It is a prerequisite for employment that you can be security cleared to SECRET, and that this security clearance can be maintained during the entire employment.

Moment handles the first part of the recruitment process, after which there will be personal interviews at the National Police on Wednesday 11 November 2026 in the morning.