Intern Tactical Crime Analysis (60–100%), limited for 6 to 12 months 60 - 100%

Who we are

The Zug Police provides security, traffic, criminal and administrative police services for the Canton of Zug and its population.
The Tactical Analysis Unit supports the investigative and command bodies of the Zug Police by preparing, analyzing and evaluating data and information. It identifies crime patterns, trends and phenomena, produces situation reports and analyses, thereby making a significant contribution to crime fighting and prevention as well as operational support.

Canton Zug as an employer

Zug is a lovable and livable canton with a strong economy, good educational offerings, broad cultural activities and beautiful landscapes. The Zug administration is also very popular as an employer. The areas of activity of the seven directorates and around 50 offices are diverse. The cantonal administration is one of the largest employers in the canton. It provides services for its residents and local companies, ranging from security to health, environment and social affairs. Accordingly, the tasks and fields of work of our employees are very diverse. Apprentices and interns are also welcome at the cantonal administration to gain initial professional experience.

• Workplace An der Aa 4, 6300 Zug
• Duration 6 to 12 months
• Workload 60 - 100%
• Company Canton Zug, Zug Police
• Category Internship

Task

• Active support of the analysis team in daily tasks


• Processing and analysis of various data and information


• Assisting in identifying crime patterns and new phenomena


• Conducting research, classifying data and identifying criminal police relevant connections


• Creating situation reports and analysis reports as well as data visualizations


• Assisting in image investigation activities

Requirements

• Ongoing or completed studies in the field of criminology (or comparable course of study)


• Affinity for police analysis work and quick comprehension


• Knowledge and experience in the use of analysis tools (e.g. Tableau, Microsoft BI)


• Editorial skills as well as good presentation and communication skills


• Very good knowledge of German (spoken/written) and foreign languages advantageous (English/French)


• High resilience, ability to work in a team and discretion


• Swiss citizenship, impeccable reputation and integrity

• A versatile and interesting activity in the demanding and dynamic environment of the police


• In-depth introduction to the field of tactical crime analysis


• Independent and time-flexible work


• A motivated specialist team and a modern workplace in the heart of Zug with good public transport connections


• Employment and salary according to cantonal guidelines

Remarks

For further information, Michael Rudolf, Head of Analysis and Legal Assistance, is available at Tel. 041 595 43 52.