Climate-neutral lawyer for the Energy Agency in Esbjerg

Do you want to work to ensure that Danish buildings become climate neutral by 2050? Would you like to help run and develop our tasks within energy labeling of buildings and grants for energy improvements? Are you crazy about cracking legal nuts in collaboration with other disciplines? Then maybe it's you we're looking for! Welcome to the Unit for Energy-neutral buildings You will be part of an interdisciplinary unit that works with energy labeling of buildings and payment of subsidies to promote energy efficiency in buildings. You will be part of the legal team, which consists of 4 lawyers, and will work closely with the unit's other employees who are case handlers, engineers and digitization consultants. In addition to your close colleagues, you will work closely with your legal colleagues in Esbjerg and in other units in the agency. In the unit, we look after each other and value professionalism and collegiality highly. We have an informal environment where we are good at laughing together. You will experience having an important role and be surrounded by sparring-ready colleagues who are good at daring to challenge each other and our way of doing things, in respect of our different skills. We expect you to join our community. We have flexible working hours and a paid lunch break. Our way of working is a combination of meeting in the office and working from home, so that everyday life can be connected. About the work in the unit, your future colleague Maria says: "I experience being part of a pleasant working environment where the atmosphere is good. At the same time, our strong, professional network of lawyers and across other professional groups in the unit and in the agency contributes to the fact that there are good opportunities for professional development. I can highly recommend becoming part of the team." What can you expect as a lawyer in our unit? As a lawyer in the unit, you can make a concrete difference in the work to ensure CO2 reductions from buildings, while at the same time developing yourself legally in an informal and collaborative culture. With us, there is room for both professional and personal development. The legal tasks in the unit include, among other things, to: ensure a legally correct and efficient operation implementation of a new EU directive on zero-emission buildings contribute to government cases and legislative preparatory work prepare legislative proposals and executive orders examine and advise on EU support law matters provide professional sparring to colleagues ensure quality case processing and handle specific cases. Your specific tasks will depend on your skills and experience. You will be part of our legal network, which aims to build and share knowledge across the centre. Who are we looking for? We imagine that you are trained in law or cand.merc.jur., have experience from a politically led organization and are familiar with the civil servant role - but there are several paths to success in the position, and we attach great importance to your specific professional and personal skills. It is necessary that you see the law in interaction with politics and technology. In addition, we would like you to have knowledge of public law, especially administrative law and EU law. It is an advantage if you have experience in drafting legislation and executive orders. To ensure a good match, we place particular emphasis on the fact that you can nod in recognition to several of these characteristics: Structured, has an eye for detail, is thorough by nature and can deliver high-quality results. Is a strong communicator, both in writing and speaking, who can communicate complex issues in a concise and understandable manner with an eye for the recipient. Curious with good collaboration skills, both with colleagues and interdisciplinary. Ready for knowledge sharing and professional sparring, and has lots of team spirit and a good mood. We do not expect you to have prior knowledge of our areas. You will be presented with a specially arranged onboarding plan that will suit you in relation to your tasks. But you must be curious and interested in learning, as well as willing to contribute widely with your skills. Does this sound like something for you? So don't hesitate to send us your application! We look forward to hearing from you. Salary and terms of employment Employment and remuneration takes place in accordance with the relevant collective agreement for academics in the state, either as an agent with an obligation to be available or as a consultant depending on experience and skills. The employment area is the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Supply and associated institutions. Do you have questions about the still itself
none, you are welcome to call office manager Charlotte Kirk Larsen on phone + [phone removed]. If you have questions about what it is like to be a lawyer at the Danish Energy Agency in Esbjerg, you are welcome to contact legal coordinator Ida Aaby Daugaard on phone [phone removed] The Danish Energy Agency considers diversity an asset and encourages everyone, regardless of personal background, to apply for the position. We have a staff association that organizes exciting events and gives you the opportunity to be with your colleagues outside of work. The scheme is voluntary. In addition, we have a canteen where you can subscribe to a fixed lunch plan. How to apply Your motivated application with CV, diploma incl. grade summary and any other attachments must be entered by 7 April 2025 at the latest. We hold regular interviews with relevant candidates. Candidates for the position must be willing to answer a case assignment and possibly a personality analysis in connection with the recruitment process. Expected start date is 1 June 2025, or as soon as possible thereafter.