Civil consultant for the fight against economic crime in the National Unit for Special Crime

Do you want to help protect society from economic crime in a globalized and digital world? Do you also want a position at an attractive workplace driven by the desire to make a difference, and where we aim to be among the best at combating the most complex and societally harmful crime? Then this position may be for you. Your new everyday life

In the Center for Economic Crime (CEC) we work with the areas of money laundering, tax and VAT fraud, fraud, international crime, tracing, competition cases, cases on rights protection and stock exchange and financial matters. And we have exclusive competence in the areas of sanctions and war crimes as well as competition, rights protection and the stock exchange/financial sector.

The complexity of cases often requires cross-disciplinary collaboration and we value our diverse competencies. This creates a dynamic, project-oriented working style and daily nuanced competence development for the employees.

Cases often stretch beyond the country’s borders, and crime is committed by both professional actors and well-known organized criminals.

Our unique working method, together with clear agreements, orders and deliveries, creates good preconditions for task solving.

We are a strong team of police officers, lawyers, civilian investigators, civilian consultants, administrative staff and economists who all work purposefully with our cases and place collaboration, results and professionalism high.

We are seeking a civilian consultant who wishes to work on some of the largest and most complex cases concerning economic crime. Cases that often have high political attention.

Our new colleague

You should have a good knowledge of police working methods and it is expected that you have extensive investigative experience nationally and internationally within complex economic crime and organized crime in general. In addition, you should have experience with IT investigations so that your various competences can be brought into play in the CEC’s investigations.

We expect you to work in a structured manner and to be good at expressing yourself in writing in Danish and English.

We also expect you to engage professionally, acquire new knowledge and be ready to work in a team of dedicated employees and be able to take the lead as a project manager. You may have previously worked as a subject coordinator or team leader in a position.

The ideal candidate has extensive experience with

• Complex investigative work and preferably familiarity with police methods.
• Good numerical understanding including experience with reviewing accounts, tax information and similar.
• IT understanding and preferably experience with IT-forensics.
• Collaboration with colleagues across disciplines and circles, including international partners.
• Both forward-looking and backward-looking investigations.

We also expect you to work with attention to detail and structure, take responsibility for the administrative part of case handling, and as a colleague take pride in delivering high-quality products.

Salary and terms of employment

You are employed on an individual contract under HK-like terms.

There is a fully employer-financed pension scheme attached to the position.

Your workplace will be the Center for Economic Crime in the National Unit for Special Crime, located at Ejby Industrivej 125-135, 2600 Glostrup.

Your working time is 37 hours per week and there is flexitime in the position. There is the possibility of flexible working hours and also the possibility of home working to some extent.

The police want to support and promote employees' physical health. Therefore we have smoke- and nicotine-free working hours.

It is a condition for employment that you can obtain security clearance and maintain the clearance throughout your employment.

The position can be filled as soon as the security clearance process is completed. We expect it to be no later than 1 April 2027. For internal candidates, employment can commence on 1 January 2027.

We expect to hold interviews in week 46.

Contact and application

If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to contact Police Inspector Sajjad Haider at tel. 2120-0962 or Police Inspector Jacob Tiemroth at tel. 5118-4329.

You can follow NSK on LinkedIn and find information about the police as an employer here.

When you apply for a position in the police, you also create a profile in our recruitment system. We ask you to upload your application, CV and diploma for your relevant basic education.

In your application please briefly answer these questions

• What motivates you to apply for this position as a civilian consultant in the National Unit for Special Crime?
• Describe your experience with investigating complex forms of crime and which investigative tools you have used?
• How have you worked with numbers and documents, such as reviewing accounts and tax information, in your previous roles?

We encourage all qualified to apply for the position regardless of age, gender, religion or ethnic background. National Unit for Special Crime as the workplace

In the National Unit for Special Crime (NSK) you become part of a nationwide special unit where highly specialized professionals work closely together with a common purpose: to protect Denmark from the most complex and societally harmful crime. It is a special task.

We investigate and prosecute complex cases within organized crime, economic crime and digital crime. In addition, we also support police districts across the Realm with our special expertise in crime technology, IT forensics as well as analysis and intelligence work.

When you step through the door at NSK, you meet police officers, prosecutors, analysts, technicians, IT specialists, administrative staff and many other professionals. We are many – and we are different. You will have just over 1,200 dedicated colleagues who, despite differences, share the common goal that we each contribute with our own unique strengths and deep expertise.

Criminal activity evolves all the time, and so do the demands on us. Therefore we place a high priority on professional development, knowledge sharing and collaboration.

At NSK we find great meaning in our work because our tasks have a clear and important purpose. What we do directly contributes to protecting society and strengthening the rule of law. It is a special responsibility. That is why we work at NSK.

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Application deadline

27.10.2026

Application deadline

27.10.2026

Employer

National Unit for Special Crime

Job location (long)

Glostrup

Part-time / full-time

Full-time