About the role
Investigation secretaries often work within public administration or at various authorities and organizations. They assist investigators and investigation teams with administrative support and coordination of the investigation work. Their educational background can vary, but they often have a legal or social science university education.Responsibilities
Investigation secretaries are responsible for collecting, processing, and compiling information and documentation for investigations. They manage contacts with stakeholders, prepare meetings, and document the investigation process. Their work is important to ensure that the investigations are well-founded and correctly conducted.Skills and tools
Investigation secretaries must be skilled in information management, have good knowledge of document management systems, and be proficient in the Office suite. They should have strong organizational skills and the ability to communicate clearly. Knowledge in law or a relevant subject area is often necessary. Common competencies demanded by employers are statsvetenskap, utvecklingsarbete and beteendevetenskap.