Specialist or Senior Consultant with Strong Data and Analytics Skills for the Climate, Environment and Technical Administration in the City of Copenhagen

We are seeking a specialist or senior consultant with a flair for translating data into management-relevant information.

You should contribute to the maintenance of the citys roads, among other things through the use of data from our road management system for analyses and decision proposals, including the development of management information. You should have an eye for using data, new technology and AI to develop the road area.

About the job

We want to ensure the best foundation for our work with the management of road infrastructure in Copenhagen. This includes, among other things, a structured approach to data collection, our use of data and new technology, and ensuring valid and reliable data for analytical purposes.

You will be responsible for translating road data, e.g. about the condition of roads, into ongoing and management-relevant management information and decision proposals. You will map our data needs, collect and present data from different systems in the work with our core task, which is to manage the citys road network and designate sections for renovation.

We test and wish to apply new technology to optimize operations in the road area, including condition registrations of the citys road network. You will have a central function in this work, and you should contribute with knowledge about data, data quality and preferably about AI.

You will have close collaboration with a range of professional groups and colleagues in Road Knowledge, as well as other units in the administration. We offer a daily work with a broad professional breadth, where you will play a key role in the units use of data for the benefit of Copenhagens citizens.

Your tasks will also include

• assist in the preparation and quality assurance of complex calculations and calculation bases, e.g. backlog calculations and models for calculating the remaining lifespans of roads
• assist with maintaining data and operating our road management system ROSY
• support the development of the units system landscape
• act as the project lead and professional sparring partner on development projects

About you

We imagine you have a relevant academic background. In addition, we emphasize that you

• have solid knowledge of data analysis, data presentation and can build tools e.g. for management information
• can develop analyses and perform complex calculations
• are good at building relationships and driving processes
• are curious and solution-oriented, can work independently and are good at communicating in writing and speaking
• thrive in and are familiar with working in a large, politically governed organization
• are collaborative and want to make things succeed in collaboration with leaders and colleagues

Additionally, we would like you to have relevant road engineering insight and familiarity with Rosy and Asset management, but it is not a requirement.

About us

The Road Knowledge Unit is part of the Mobility, Climate Adaptation and Urban Maintenance Department and manages road infrastructure, including selection of roads for timely renovation and maintenance. The unit consists of about 30 employees with different professional backgrounds in the road sector, including planning, construction, project management and supervision.

Common to us is a strong focus on cross-disciplinary collaboration and an ambition to find the best solutions to our tasks. We are engaged in our work and proud to contribute to the positive development of Copenhagen.

Salary and employment terms

We offer a position with a 37-hour work week. As an employee of the City of Copenhagen, you have working conditions that allow you to balance work and private life. The workplace is located at Islands Brygge, and there is an option for homeworking. Salary and employment terms are in accordance with the current collective agreement for AC. Expected start date is 1 December 2026 or as soon as possible.

More information

If you have questions about the position, you are welcome to contact Unit Chief Niels Peter Fredslund at 41 95 30 03 or Team Leader René Ejbye Pedersen at 21 28 61 47.

Read more about the Climate, Environment and Technical Administration and Mobility, Climate Adaptation and Urban Maintenance on our website.

Application deadline: Apply via the link no later than Tuesday 20 October 2026

We expect to hold interviews in weeks 43/44.

About the Climate, Environment and Technical Administration

The Climate, Environment and Technical Administration handles regulatory tasks and serves citizens and businesses, including in the environmental domain, local planning, urban renewal, building case handling and traffic. In addition, the Climate, Environment and Technical Administration is responsible for cleaning, maintenance and development of the citys roads and parks, as well as parking control. We employ about 2,700 staff and manage a gross budget of just under 4.8 billion DKK.

Application deadline: 20 October 2026

Department: Islands Brygge 37 2300 Copenhagen S

Location: Climate, Environment and Technical Administration