Lawyers for Administrative Law

Are you a lawyer with an interest in IT and openness in the public administration? Do you want to contribute to the Tax Administration's work with data protection/GDPR and thereby help safeguard citizens' rights? Would you thrive in a daily work life where you take responsibility for handling large cases of high importance to citizens? Then you have the chance to become an important part of a professionally well-founded and well-functioning team.

About the position

The Development and Simplification Agency (UFST) works to secure well-functioning IT solutions for the entire Tax Administration through development, operation and maintenance of both new and existing IT solutions.

In the position as a lawyer in Administrative Law, your primary task will be to participate in the office's work with responding to access to information and insight requests in collaboration with the office's lawyers and caseworkers, but you will also have the opportunity to contribute to the office's work in the administrative-law area in general.

Your main tasks will include the following

• Handle cases on access to information under data protection rules as well as freedom of information requests
• Assist with various tasks regarding administrative-law questions
• Contribute to the work of ensuring journaling/record-keeping across the agency.

In the position as a lawyer for the access-to-information and insight team, you will have the opportunity to influence the process regarding the handling of cases.

Who are you?

We are looking for you who have an interest in working with both access to information under data protection rules and freedom of information, and who want to contribute to the ongoing work of improving the office's task execution.

You should be eager to learn about our professional area, and eager to work with creating and maintaining networks and collaboration across the Tax Administration.

We place emphasis on the following

• Will contribute to a positive working environment and good morale
• Have drive and professional pride
• Have good communication skills
• Enjoy working as part of a team.

About the Administrative Law Office

In our office we work together, and we value well-being highly. We prioritize good collaboration within the office and across the UFST professional areas. You will experience a collegial team dedicated to task solving and to developing yourself both personally and professionally.

You will be employed in the Administrative Law Office, which belongs to the UFST's Central Staff Area, and which is responsible for supporting administrative-law compliance in the agency, journaling/compliance, handling requests for access to information and requests for insight under the General Data Protection Regulation, in close dialogue with the other offices in the Central Staff Area and the other professional areas in UFST. In addition, we prioritise creating and maintaining good relations with the rest of the Tax Administration.

The office currently consists of 9 employees, one deputy head and one office head.

Contact and employment terms

Applications with CV and exam papers, as well as any other relevant attachments, should be sent via the link below no later than 5 November 2026. We conduct interviews on an ongoing basis.

If you have questions about the position, you are very welcome to contact office head Emilie Mørk Valente at telephone 72 37 84 72.

Tests may be conducted as part of the recruitment process, and before employment a criminal record certificate and references will be obtained.

Employment as soon as possible or by agreement.

Please note that your employment is subject to you being security cleared and maintaining this security clearance during your employment in the position. If you are already security cleared at another public authority and are offered the position, we would like to take over your security clearance from your current workplace if the conditions for this are met.

You will be employed on collective agreements in accordance with the current state-employed academic agreement (AC), the agreement for office clerks, laboratory technicians and IT staff (HK) or the agreement for agents etc. (DTS) in the Ministry of Taxation and Growth.

The employment area is the Ministry of Taxation and Growth with its affiliated institutions, and your workplace will be the Development and Simplification Agency's location at Osvald Helmuthsvej 4, 2000 Frederiksberg.