University Intern / University Intern Service Cyber and Economic Crimes (80 - 100 %) 80 - 100%

Who we are

The Cyber and Economic Crimes Service of the Zug Police conducts investigations into both computer and internet crimes as well as in the area of classic economic crime (including fraud, embezzlement, and document forgery) mainly involving complex judicial police investigations on behalf of the public prosecutor's office. This also includes bankruptcy offenses, offenses in the field of intellectual property law, and social assistance and social insurance fraud. The handling of property crimes involving cryptocurrencies as well as prevention work and advice to prevent cyber and economic crimes complete the areas of activity.

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 versatile. Apprentices and interns are also welcome at the cantonal administration to gain initial professional experience.

• Workplace Zählerweg, 6300 Zug
• Duration limited to 1 year
• Workload 80 - 100%
• Company Canton Zug, Zug Police
• Category Internship

Task

• Collaboration in the clarification of cyber and economic crimes based on reports, instructions from the public prosecutor's office, or police findings


• Case-related reporting and documentation (accompanied by specialists)


• Independent investigative actions in own area of expertise


• Support of employees of the Zug Police in specialist questions and case processing


• Opportunity to participate in police operations such as house searches and manhunts


• Collaboration in procurement and evaluation projects


• Collaboration in prevention projects

Requirements

• Bachelor/Master in computer science, business informatics, business administration, or equivalent education


• High competence in written and oral communication skills


• English skills desired


• Interest in cryptocurrencies is an advantage


• Strong goal- and customer-oriented working methods


• Resilience, teamwork, discretion, good comprehension, and high flexibility


• Integrity and high social competence


• Impeccable reputation

• A challenging activity in an interesting and innovative police environment


• Wide range of tasks and an activity with great scope for design


• Flexible working hours. Compatible with any ongoing studies


• Appropriate workplace in a central location with good public transport connections

Remarks

For further information, Andreas Eugster, Head of Cyber and Economic Crimes Service, is available at andreas.eugster@zg.ch or Tel. 041 595 42 34.