Office staff for the Court of Hillerød – the Judicial Department

Administrative staff for the Court in Hillerød – the Court Department

At the Court in Hillerød we are seeking a new office-trained colleague.

Are you curious to make a difference in the judiciary, are you ready to take responsibility, and do you thrive on contact with many different people, then you may be our new colleague.

Who are we looking for?

We are looking for a person with a positive and flexible approach to the tasks and with a desire to be a constructive team player among our teams of skilled and committed employees. Here no two days are the same, and you will constantly be challenged on your skills.

It is an advantage if you have experience from the courts, but not a requirement. The most important is the will and ability to learn. We place great emphasis on good well-being, and expect you to contribute to this as well.

What will you do?

You will be employed with the whole court as the employment area, and you can expect to be attached to several of our departments over time.

In the first instance we are looking for an employee for the court department.

As an employee in the court department you will have independent responsibility for your own civil cases, just as you will participate in all parts of the case processing of criminal cases, including

as a protocol officer during more extensive main hearings.

You will in both Civil cases and criminal cases have ongoing and close cooperation with all court judges and other lawyers.

We emphasize working in a holistic manner and prioritizing tasks across, it is therefore important that you can work both independently and as part of a team.

You can read more about the work at Denmark's Courts at www.domstol.dk .

We expect

• that you are office-trained and have experience with independent work. Experience with independent case processing is an advantage
• that you are good at communicating both verbally and in writing
• that you can join a busy team with responsibility and good humor
• that you can behave kindly and authoritatively - also when meeting citizens in pressured situations
• that you can engage yourself and learn new
• that you have flair and interest in IT
• that you are good at collaborating across professional groups and contribute to good well-being

We offer

• independent case handling
• exciting and varied work
• close cooperation with the court's judges and other lawyers
• contact with partners and citizens
• further education in the case areas relevant to you
• a good working environment among good colleagues

Who are we?

We are about 60 employees distributed among lawyers, administrative staff, students and service guards. We are housed in a very nice building with well-appointed premises centrally in Hillerød – only a few minutes' walk from the station. We have a very good atmosphere at the workplace, and we place great emphasis on well-being and job satisfaction. We also work purposefully with quality and service, and it is part of our values that we are open to change and development.

How is the pay?

The position is filled in accordance with the collective agreement between the Ministry of Finance and OAO as well as the organizational agreement for Office Clerks, Laboratory Technicians and IT staff.

The position is filled as an assistant or court assistant.

The pay for a court assistant is 30,326.83 DKK + pension per month. The pay for an office clerk is 31,747.75 DKK + pension per month.

What should you do?

The position is applied for online via the courts' website. You will be guided through the process when you click the button “Search for the position” at the bottom of the job advertisement. In addition to your application, please attach your CV and any relevant attachments.

We must have received your application via the aforementioned recruitment system no later than 18 October 2026.

All interested – regardless of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic origin – are encouraged to apply for the position.

If you have questions regarding the position, you are welcome to contact the head of the Court Department Susanne Stig-Pedersen at tel. 47338732 or [email protected]