At the Municipality of Boden, you’ll be part of community development and work on solutions for a sustainable future. You’ll find support, trust, and opportunities to grow—alongside dedicated colleagues. We believe in daring to try new things and offer secure working conditions as well as meaningful work, both in your professional role and as a person. Learn more about what we offer at www.boden.se/jobbaiboden The Individ Team within the Individual and Family Care Department of the City of Boden works primarily with adults who, for various reasons, need support and assistance to achieve a functional life situation. The team consists of caseworkers with broad expertise in social work and specialized expertise in the areas of income support, substance abuse/addiction, and LSS/social psychiatry. We are seeking a social worker specializing in adult services for Team Individ, as one of our colleagues is about to become a parent. The position involves handling cases involving adults with substance abuse or addiction to alcohol or drugs. Team Individ currently has 3.0 social workers specializing in adults, 2.0 social workers specializing in young adults, and a lead social worker in this area. Your colleagues and supervisor will support and guide you in your daily work. Social workers on the team work closely with one another across all areas of expertise, such as harmful use/dependence, income support, and LSS/social psychiatry, as well as with Team Support, which is our collective outpatient care unit. With us, you’ll be an important part of a multidisciplinary team of 16 people who, drawing on their diverse areas of expertise, work together toward the goal of creating a functional whole for each individual. We offer an exciting and responsible role in a positive team with strong cohesion. Together with the other teams within IFO, we operate and develop an organization structured to put the individual and their family at the center. Individual and Family Care has a local agreement on reduced working hours, which means we work until 4:00 p.m. on all workdays throughout the year while maintaining a full-time salary. Normal working hours are from 7:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We encourage a healthy work-life balance and prioritize our employees’ well-being, which is why we offer both wellness time and a wellness allowance, as well as a well-equipped, completely free gym on our premises. We warmly welcome your application! 1 position(s). JOB DUTIES The work involves social assessment and case management focused on income support, with the goal of helping individuals become self-sufficient. The tasks are varied, sometimes challenging, but always meaningful. The team members are dedicated individuals who are driven by making a difference in their work. You’ll receive close support from colleagues and your team leader in your day-to-day work. You’ll receive external case and process guidance, as well as regular professional development sessions focused on growth. As a new hire, you’ll receive an onboarding plan tailored to your needs, designed to provide a smooth transition into the workplace and equip you with the tools you’ll need for your daily work. QUALIFICATIONS Applicants for this position must hold a degree in social work or other education deemed equivalent by the employer. Experience in public administration is preferred. You are organized and enjoy collaborating and working with others, and you have the ability to work independently and in a solution-oriented manner. You are committed to developing the organization together with your colleagues. As an applicant, you are a “team player”—you are humble and tolerant, and you are able to both listen to and inspire others. Your work is characterized by high quality, a friendly demeanor, and a high level of service. You will work on both urgent matters and planned goals, which requires a flexible approach and close collaboration with colleagues and your manager as a sounding board in your day-to-day work. You’re comfortable taking the initiative, making decisions, and driving your projects forward. We strive for a balanced gender and age distribution and recognize the strength of diversity. It is important that you have a strong command of the Swedish language, both spoken and written. Knowledge of additional languages and/or experience with other cultures is a plus. A Class B driver’s license is required. Employment type: Permanent position. Duration: Permanent, start date: November 1, 2026. Boden is a modern small town at the heart of the green transition. Here, we’re building the society of the future with sustainable solutions for housing, business, and everyday life. The municipality plays a key role in the region’s development, with easy access to the city, nature, and two river valleys. This is what we call “local living.” As an employee with us, you’ll become part of a growing community. We offer an environment where you can grow in your role, where ideas are encouraged, and where you make a difference—both for the people here and for the future. When applying for a job with us: • Use our e-recruitment system for a secure and fair process • You’ll be covered by a collective bargaining agreement and have access to a wellness allowance and wellness hours • Contact the person listed in the job posting if you have any questions • We actively promote diversity and strive for an even gender and age distribution • We have a smoke-free workplace • Our health portal offers activities and inspiration for a sustainable work life • Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest news and inspiration