Innovative hub promotes digital police work in Hesse!

The Innovation Hub 110 of the Hessian Police Headquarters, based at the Westhafen in Frankfurt, plays a central role in the digital transformation of the police in Hesse. The focus of the hub is on the networking of professional and technology for the development of tailor -made solutions for police work. Interdisciplinary teams are actively involved in the planning, prioritization and implementation of needs.

The regional user service (RBS) is responsible for IT equipment and infrastructure within the hub. The RBS team takes care of the furnishings, management and optimization of PC workstations, printers and mobile devices. The main tasks of the RBS include the needs-based planning and assignment of IT hardware, 2nd level support and problem management as well as the maintenance of the user administration and access rights.

vacancies and requirements

The Innovation Hub 110 is looking for applicants with a completed training as a specialist IT specialist or comparable. Knowledge of hardware, operating systems, software and internet technologies (TCP/IP), communication technologies (mobile radio, WLAN) as well as experience in IT support and in dealing with ticket systems are desirable. Knowledge of IT security and data protection are also required. Applicants should have safe German (C1/C2) and routine handling of MS-Office. A class B driver's license is also required.

The offer for employees includes design options in a motivated team, flexible working hours, up to 30 days of vacation, home office options, an unlimited job in the public service and the free use of public transport in Hesse. An annual special payment and company pension scheme is offered. The applications are selected regardless of gender, origin, religion, disability and sexual orientation. Women and people with disabilities in particular are asked to apply.

In addition, the Innovation Hub uses 110 agile project management methods and promotes communication through an open Desk Policy. Cooperation between IT forces and the police guarantees the development of user-friendly applications and intelligent software tools for police operation, as police.hessen.de reported. A dual operating system combines classic authorities structures with network -based organizations in cross -functional teams.