Technical Security Specialist with a dog for the Intelligence Gathering Department at PET (consultant/senior consultant)
Storkøbenhavn
- Location
- Storkøbenhavn
- Company
- Rigspolitiet
- Working hours
- Full-time
- Salary level (statistics)
- Avg. approx. 46.595 DKK/month (Statistics Denmark, 2024) — see the salary guide
- Posted
- 13 October 2026
- Application deadline
- 23 October 2026
- Category
- Police officer
About the job
Are you methodical and structured in the words you use about yourself? And do you know what we mean when we refer to AC & DC installations and training? Then you may be our new dog handler in the TSCM group.
Be part of the work to safeguard Denmark's and the Realm’s security in the Center for Observation and Technical Intelligence
As a TSCM technician with dog responsibility at PET, your main tasks will be
- Carry out operational tasks inside and outside PET's headquarters
- Provide assistance to other government agencies
- Help train and instruct new dogs and dog handlers
- Identify and counter technical threats
You will also play a central role in a well-functioning, small team of security specialists with good esprit de corps, a pleasant working environment and a flat structure. You will experience that you will work both independently and in close collaboration with the team.
You will become part of a community with many different professional backgrounds and will have many skilled colleagues who look forward to collaborating with you and contributing to your development, just as they expect you to do the same for them. At PET we invest in developing and strengthening leaders and employees.
We expect you to have a high degree of security awareness, as your work will be highly sensitive and crucial for PET’s operational mission.
A daily life that never becomes ordinary
As a TSCM technician at PET you will be part of a daily life characterized by tasks that do not exist elsewhere, and each day presents new challenges that didn’t exist yesterday. We are very different, and therefore we can make a difference. It’s about who you are and what you contribute.
Although our work is marked by the seriousness of the higher purpose, the tone is informal, and you will experience a unique camaraderie across departments and areas of expertise. We have a daily life that never becomes routine, and you can have that too.
PET is an organization where operations and tasks can appear at short notice, as we never close.
You have a broad technical understanding, practical experience with dogs and training of dog handlers, an analytical approach to security and can say yes to the following:
- You must have a police-related education (police basic education)
- You are motivated for your field and ready to operate with short notice.
- You are good at adapting, which means you can quickly and efficiently switch between tasks when priorities change.
- You have a structured and methodical approach to your work. Additionally, you are persistent and able to maintain your attention over longer periods when the situation calls for it.
- It is important that you use your curiosity to independently investigate and master various threats and equipment related to TSCM and dog training.
- As a dog handler in the TSCM team you must be able to work closely with others.
- You have good educational abilities and can take responsibility for training and instruction of dogs and handlers.
Your curious personality enables you to engage in and solve complex projects and tasks with a team – often with a high level of complexity and under changing conditions – within your field. You are clear in your communication and thrive in trust-based collaboration and knowledge sharing, and you must be prepared for ongoing development.
For a position as consultant, police, the following applies
We expect you to possess particularly specialized knowledge and to have the competencies to solve tasks within TSCM. You must be able to drive the work independently to a certain extent and be eager to contribute to different tasks with a positive mindset.
For a position as senior consultant, police, the following applies
We expect that you can drive tasks with independent decision-making authority and bring highly specialized knowledge about TSCM that can be used in task solving. You must have in-depth knowledge of tasks within TSCM. In addition, you must be methodical and analytically strong so you can operate at different strategic levels.
As a general rule we offer flexible working hours, but you should expect to work at odd hours from time to time, as well as a certain operational readiness. Travel may occur.
In PET we also highly value certain personal competences. These are competences we believe are essential for all PET employees regardless of professional background. We do this because it is important to us to find the right match. You can read about the competences here www.PET.dk/job.
Employment terms
Starting date: April 1, 2027. We expect to begin interviews in week 45. You can read more about the entire PET recruitment process at www.PET.dk/job.
An employment in PET shall be treated with discretion, which you as applicant should be aware of. This means that you as a general rule may tell close and trusted relations that you have applied for a position in PET, but not what the job entails.
It is a condition for employment in PET that you can be security cleared, just as you must be able to maintain the security clearance throughout your entire employment. As security-cleared you are expected to be particularly mindful of your confidentiality regarding classified information.
You will be stationed at the National Police with provisional service in PET.
Consultant, police
You will be placed according to the police's classification agreement as a consultant in salary group 3, rate 2, grade 44 and any local salary supplements are closed according to applicable rules.
Senior consultant, police
You will be placed according to the police's classification agreement as a consultant in salary group 3, rate 3, grade 46 and any local salary supplements are closed according to applicable rules.
Your workplace will be at Klausdalsbrovej 1 in Søborg, right next to Buddinge station, where both S-train, light rail and bus run to the door. In PET we work on internal systems and with confidential tasks, and therefore we also come to work every day to solve our tasks.
PET has its own fitness center and an active staff association. In addition to flexible working hours we have paid lunch break and a strong focus on work-life balance.
Contact and application
You can learn much more about PET as an employer at www.PET.dk/job, where you can read more about all the professional areas that work in PET and their daily life. You can also listen to our podcast series “Tjenesten og truslerne.”
You are also always very welcome to contact HR on weekdays by email [email protected] or by phone +45 24 62 18 45 between 08:00-11:00 if you have questions about the position, PET as an employer or similar.
The position is applied for electronically via the police recruitment system at http://www.politi.dk and job in the police
- You can apply via the career portal, where you log in via the Internet and “Police websites” in the left corner. Here you log in with your police email (first time with forgotten password) or
- you can also apply via the job portal, where you create a profile with your private email address.
See possible guidance on POLintra under Job Advertisement.
You must attach a CV and attach a motivated application (cover letter).
If you have completed relevant external education at diploma and/or master level or obtained equivalent prior learning, please create evidence here.
Application deadline: October 23, 2026
Note , that the posting is an internal nationwide police job posting. You must be police trained. For questions about priority rights, you should answer no, as the rule on priority rights does not apply to internal positions.
Enter a closed world that opens new doors where we develop, train and build on what we can do. Whether we develop new systems, analyze data or fine-tune foot placement for shooting training, we are always on our toes. It creates good opportunities for you to move forward with us, grow with the tasks and open new doors in your working life.
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Application deadline
23.10.2026
Application deadline
23.10.2026
Employer
The Danish Defence Intelligence Service
Job location (long)
Søborg
Part-time / full-time
Full-time
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Technical Security Specialist with a dog for the Intelligence Gathering Department at PET (consultant/senior consultant)
Rigspolitiet · Storkøbenhavn