Student assistants for financial management in the National Police

Do you want to try your hand at financial management in one of the country's most exciting organizations with great social importance and public attention? The National Police's Center for IT and Project Economics is looking for student assistants who will contribute to and support the centre's task solving. 
About the job As our new employee, you will be part of the National Police's Center for IT and Project Economics, which is responsible for supporting the financial management of the police's largest development projects as well as the police's IT organisation. It is our goal to create a transparent and coherent management of the economy and to ensure that the police's finances and resources are used in the best possible way.  
Your tasks will include, among other things, that:

Develop management information for use in financial management of projects and IT operations.
Support the project and IT controllers in relation to monthly and quarterly financial forecasts. 
Prepare cross-sectional independent analyzes of, for example, consumption patterns. 
Support financial management – ​​e.g. carry out expenditure controls on projects, prepare salary forecasts, reconcile budgets and process inquiries in the function mailbox
Prepare and analyze data on police resource consumption 
Prepare written reports on financial controls in collaboration with other colleagues in the centre
Handle systemic tasks, including updating the centre's financial and data models.

 
That's why you should work for us. You will gain experience with financial management in a large, public institution, and you will be presented with a wide range of financial tasks. You will have ample opportunity to develop new skills, and the tasks will be continuously adapted to your interests and skills. We will continuously make sure to challenge you with new tasks as you become familiar with our work processes and organization. 
You will be part of the Center for IT and Project Economics, which consists of almost 20 employees. We are busy at times, but prioritize an informal and collegial tone, strong collaboration and using the individual's strengths in the centre's task-solving. We emphasize dialogue in the execution of tasks and provide thorough guidance and professional sparring with room for you to work independently with your tasks.  
Our expectations of you We imagine that you are a student on a higher social science education, but this is not a requirement. The most important thing is that you have an interest and flair for finance and numbers.  
You have great commitment and a good mood. You are professionally curious with a great urge to learn and find solutions that work, just as you want to contribute to the positive working environment. 
You approach work tasks in a structured manner, and it comes naturally to you to have a strong focus on details. You want to work with finance and its management. You have very good knowledge of Microsoft Excel, and have the desire to get to know the police's financial systems. 
Salary and terms of employment The weekly working hours are approx. 15 hours. We agree the working hours together - and we are of course flexible when it comes to e.g. teaching and the need for less work in connection with exam periods. 
You will be employed on collective agreement terms in accordance with the organizational agreement for office clerks in the state between the Ministry of Finance and HK/STAT as well as the OAO-S collective agreement in force at all times. 
Your place of work will be the National Police with an address at Polittorvet 14, 1780 København V. It is a prerequisite for employment that you can be security cleared, just as you must be able to maintain the security clearance throughout your employment.
The National Police has smoke-free working hours.  
Contact and application If you have questions about the positions, you can either contact section manager Tobias Holst on phone [phone removed] or email [email protected], or section manager Anders Sønderskov Olesen on phone [phone removed] or email [email protected]. You can read more about our hiring process and the police as a workplace here 
In addition to the application and CV, please upload your grade sheet. 
As a workplace, we want to reflect the diversity in society, and we therefore encourage all interested parties to apply regardless of background. 
Application deadline: 2 April 2025 
We expect to hold interviews in week 14.   
In the police, we all work together for safety and security In the police, more than 17,000 employees work together to prevent and prevent crime. We are all deeply committed to ensuring that Denmark is a safe and secure place to live and
live - regardless of whether we work with the close police effort as an officer, as an investigator or whether we contribute to one of the many other important functions of the police. 
The National Police is the highest authority of the police and has overall responsibility for Denmark's total of 15 police districts spread over 12 districts in Denmark, the police in Greenland and the Faroe Islands and the National Unit for Special Crime (NSK). In the National Police, we develop strategies, coordinate the police's work at national level and work with a wide range of tasks, including financial management, IT development, legal advice, press and communication, political service, procurement of police equipment and vehicles as well as HR tasks.
You can find general information about the police here