IT consultant (f/m/d)
Job Description
The following position is advertised:
The Cybercrime Center Baden-Württemberg (CCZ) is looking for an IT consultant (f/m/d) to start as soon as possible .
The Baden-Württemberg Cybercrime Center, established at the Karlsruhe Public Prosecutor's Office since January 1, 2024, is responsible for handling particularly high-profile cybercrime investigations throughout the state. The CCZ is also the central point of contact for the public prosecutor's office in the fight against cybercrime in Baden-Württemberg.
Your tasks are essentially:
- Preparation and evaluation of data
- Analysis of blockchain-based payment systems
- Conducting OSINT research
- Documentation and evaluation of the investigations carried out and their representation before courts in Baden-Württemberg
- Development of investigation support applications
- Advice and technical support to public prosecutors in investigative measures
- Expansion and administration of the local IT infrastructure
- Lecturing
What we expect:
- Completed university degree (university diploma or master's degree) in computer science or related fields or bachelor's degree in the aforementioned courses and several years of professional experience in the field of computer science
- Broad basic knowledge in the field of computer science
- Basic knowledge of networking
- Programming skills in at least one language (preferably Python)
- Above-average oral and written communication skills
What we want:
- Knowledge of blockchain-based payment systems
- Knowledge of data storage analysis
- Knowledge of anonymization procedures and encryption
- Experience with OSINT research
- Experience in system administration
- Confident use of the English language
You bring with you:
- Ability to work independently, structured and carefully
- Analytical thinking
- Fast and independent familiarization with new topics
- a high degree of initiative and willingness to perform
- Communication and teamwork skills
- Willingness to undertake business trips
This is what we offer you:
- Broad range of tasks
- Continuously new challenges
- Possibility of home office
- A motivated, competent and collegial working environment
- Meaningful socially relevant activity
- Opportunity to implement your own ideas
- Future-proof workplace
The position is open to civil servants up to salary group A 13 (gD) of the Civil Service Act (LBesG). Career qualification for the higher civil service is a prerequisite for holding this position. For civil servant applicants, temporary secondment with the aim of transfer is possible.
If the contractual and personal requirements are met, the employee will be placed in pay grade 13 of the Collective Agreement for the Public Service of the German Federal States (TV-L). All standard public service benefits, including relocation expenses and separation allowance, are provided on a case-by-case basis.
Applications from women are particularly welcome.
We expressly welcome applications from severely disabled people and those with equivalent disabilities. These will be given priority if they are essentially equally qualified. If necessary, we will support the design and equipment of the workplace to accommodate people with disabilities. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact the district representative for severely disabled people or the main representative of the Ministry of Justice and Migration.
The position is generally suitable for part-time employment, provided that the specific official requirements are met.
Have we piqued your interest?
Then please send your complete application documents by email with only one attachment as a PDF (max. 3 MB) to Poststelle@genstakarlsruhe.justiz.bwl.de.
If you decide to send us your application documents by mail, please only send us copies. Application documents will not be returned. All documents will be destroyed after the selection process.
For further information, please contact Mr. Schneider (Tel.: 0721 926-2084).
Application deadline:
The application deadline is August 4, 2025.
