Deputy Head of Criminal Police

This is your contribution

• Ensure full substitution of the Head of Kripo, with the corresponding authorities, competencies and responsibilities
• Lead and develop the areas of training, logistics and security within the Military Criminal Police
• Ensure the provision of services by the Military Criminal Police in the assigned training processes
• Plan the deployment of the subordinate MP Lage employees and lead them, evaluate, analyze and assess the criminal police situation in the Army as well as support the assessment of the military security situation
• Prepare and implement preventive measures to protect the Army from criminal cases, espionage, sabotage and other unlawful acts

What makes you unique

• Basic and leadership police training or special specialist knowledge that replaces police training
• University degree (Master) with 2-3 years of function-relevant experience or university degree (Bachelor) with 4-7 years
• Active or former unit commander, staff officer or specialist officer
• SPI, higher professional examination for police officers with federal diploma (HFP); criminal police training and further education; SPI, CAS FIB (FLG II); legal training and further education is an advantage
• Active knowledge of at least one second official language (level B2) and passive knowledge of a third official language (level B1)

What we offer

• Working for Switzerland We are committed to the Swiss success model and work for the welfare of the population.
• Lived diversity Thanks to equal opportunities, we develop our competencies and bring in different perspectives.
• Healthy at the workplace We support and advise our employees in the area of physical and mental health.

The Operations Command (Kdo Op) is responsible for all military operations and missions of the Swiss Army. The Kdo Op includes, among others, the Air Force, the Army, the four territorial divisions, the SWISSINT competence center, the Special Forces Command as well as the Military Police. Around 40 % of the approx. 2'500 employees are civilly employed - from engineers to aircraft mechanics to analysts.

The Swiss Army employs over 9'000 employees in four military and around 200 civil professions - and this at 110 locations throughout Switzerland. Provision is also made for new talent: The Swiss Army trains apprentices in over 30 professions.