UN jobs in Denmark 🇩🇰

Expert - Data Management

European Personnel Selection Office · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen (Denmark), Denmark

Private Partnerships & Philanthropy Intern

UN High Commissioner for Refugees · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen (HQ), Denmark

This internship supports the Private Partnerships & Philanthropy Section within UNHCR’s Division of External Relations in Copenhagen. The intern will assist with coordination, event planning, communications, and knowledge management, with a specific focus on supporting peak engagement periods in December and January. Responsibilities include maintaining event workplans, preparing briefing materials, drafting internal communications, and managing SharePoint content. The role aims to provide practical experience in private sector partnerships and humanitarian engagement while developing skills in project tracking, stakeholder follow-up, and content development. The intern will work under supervision and collaborate with colleagues across the Section and wider network.

Development Analyst (Open to Tier 0, 1 & 2 applicants)

United Nations Development Programme · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, Denmark

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Office of Information Technology and Management is seeking a Development Analyst to support the Service Automation Engineering Unit. This role focuses on enhancing automation solutions and driving digital transformation across UNDP's global operations. The incumbent will design, develop, test, and deploy high-quality software applications and automation tools using technologies such as Rust, Node.js, Python, and Docker. Key responsibilities include architecting cloud-ready, containerized applications, integrating AI-driven tools with enterprise IT ecosystems, and enforcing secure coding practices. The analyst will also provide technical support, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver end-to-end digital solutions. The role requires staying updated on emerging technologies, facilitating knowledge management, and preparing technical documentation. The ideal candidate possesses strong programming skills, experience with the software development lifecycle, and the ability to work in a multicultural, multidisciplinary environment. Fluency in English is required, with Spanish and/or French desirable. This position is open to UNDP, UNCDF, and UNV staff across Tiers 0, 1, and 2, reflecting a portfolio approach to accommodate changing business needs and leverage linkages across interventions.

Expert – Data Architect

European Personnel Selection Office · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen (Denmark), Denmark

Expert - Waste Data Reporting

European Personnel Selection Office · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen (Denmark), Denmark

Supply Chain Internship Roster 2026 – Supply Chain Management Unit (SCMU), Copenhagen, Denmark

United Nations Population Fund · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, Denmark

The UNFPA Supply Chain Management Unit (SCMU) in Copenhagen is establishing a Supply Chain Internship Roster for 2026. This roster allows candidates to be considered for various on-site internship streams, including Data & Analytics, Logistics & Supply Chain, Procurement, Humanitarian Supplies, Governance, Risk & Compliance, Communications, HR, ICT, and Administration. The role supports UNFPA’s mission to deliver reproductive health products and supplies efficiently. Interns work full-time at the UN City headquarters in Copenhagen. The position is designed for students or recent graduates interested in development, supply chain, and humanitarian logistics. Candidates must be prepared for full-time, on-site work and demonstrate proficiency in UN working languages. The internship offers a stipend for those without external financial support. UNFPA emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion, encouraging applications from underrepresented groups. The role requires adaptability, cultural sensitivity, and alignment with UN values of integrity and accountability. It provides an opportunity to contribute to global health and gender equality goals while gaining practical experience in supply chain management within a UN context.

Finance Senior Analyst - Treasury and Investment Management

United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, Denmark

The Finance Senior Analyst - Treasury and Investment Management role at UNOPS Copenhagen serves as a critical subject-matter expert and deputy team lead within the Treasury Middle Office. The incumbent safeguards UNOPS assets, maintains credit standing, and ensures seamless global financial operations through proactive risk management and analytics. Key responsibilities include monitoring global bank accounts, cash positions, and forecasting across all currencies; optimizing payment routing; and authorizing payment instructions. The role involves leading FX and investment management, overseeing daily financial transactions, and supporting year-end closure and audit inquiries. Additionally, the analyst drives innovation in treasury systems by translating business needs into ERP and TMS requirements, provides advisory support to field offices on payment solutions, and contributes to knowledge sharing and staff training. The ideal candidate is a strategic partner who enhances operational efficiency, mitigates financial risks, and provides executive leadership with critical insights for decision-making. This position requires a blend of technical treasury expertise, system implementation skills, and strong advisory capabilities to support UNOPS's fiduciary responsibilities and operational excellence.

Procurement Associate, G-6, Temporary Appointment, Infrastructure & Energy Centre, 4 months, Supply Division, Copenhagen, Denmark #00137993

UNICEF · 🇩🇰 Denmark

The Procurement Associate supports UNICEF's global procurement operations by managing end-to-end procurement activities, contract administration, supplier coordination, and order management. The role ensures the timely delivery of critical supplies for children in both development and humanitarian contexts. This is a temporary appointment within the Supply Division at the Infrastructure & Energy Centre in Copenhagen, Denmark. The position requires strong organizational skills and attention to detail to handle complex procurement processes efficiently. The ideal candidate will have experience in supply chain or procurement, with the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment. The role contributes to UNICEF's mission by facilitating the acquisition of essential goods and services. It involves coordinating with suppliers and internal stakeholders to meet operational needs. The associate will play a key role in maintaining supply chain integrity and efficiency. This is a short-term contract of 4 months, offering an opportunity to gain experience in international procurement within a major UN agency.

Technical Assistant, G-5, Fixed Term Position, Nutrition & Child Development Centre (NCDC), Supply Division, Copenhagen #00015794

UNICEF · 🇩🇰 Denmark

The Technical Assistant (G-5) supports the Nutrition & Child Development Centre within UNICEF’s Supply Division in Copenhagen. The role focuses on the technical review of education commodities, ensuring product quality, safety, and compliance with international standards. Key responsibilities include reviewing and updating technical specifications, conducting preliminary desk reviews and sample evaluations of tenders, and diversifying supplier bases via UNGM. The assistant manages the Supply Catalogue and intranet pages, monitors pre-delivery inspections, and investigates deviations in partnership with the Quality Assurance & Policy Centre. The ideal candidate possesses at least five years of relevant administrative experience in supply management, procurement, or quality assurance, with specific skills in product technical specification review and supplier coordination. Fluency in English is required, and knowledge of another UN language is desirable. The position requires adherence to strict safety and compliance protocols and involves routine administrative duties.

IPSAS Specialist

United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, Denmark

The IPSAS Specialist serves as a strategic fiduciary advisor within UNOPS's Finance Group, reporting to the Chief of Financial Statements. This roster replenishment role focuses on ensuring transparent, accountable, and effective financial resource management through the implementation of International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS). Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining financial reporting standards, preparing IPSAS-compliant financial statements, and analyzing the impact of new accounting standards on business processes and ERP systems. The specialist exercises oversight on financial investments, reviews agreements for financial instruments, and establishes controls for derivatives valuations and hedge accounting. Additionally, the role involves capacity building by developing training materials and conducting virtual trainings on IPSAS standards for internal stakeholders. The candidate must possess deep technical expertise in international accounting standards, audit, and financial reporting within an international environment. The position aims to enhance UNOPS credibility and operational excellence by ensuring accurate financial data and compliance with UNOPS Financial Rules and Regulations. It requires strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to liaise with external auditors and internal business process owners. The role supports the organization's long-term financial sustainability and strategic goals through rigorous financial stewardship and continuous improvement of financial processes.

Treasury Accounting Specialist

United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, Denmark

The Treasury Accounting Specialist at UNOPS serves as a strategic financial partner within the Finance Group, focusing on the accurate accounting and efficient reporting of complex treasury transactions. The role requires deep expertise in International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS) and financial instruments, including FX derivatives, interest rate swaps, and equity/credit derivatives. Key responsibilities encompass ensuring appropriate accounting for cash, fixed income, and investment portfolios, supporting valuation exercises, and managing hedge accounting and effectiveness. The specialist oversees accounting compliance in the ERP system, prepares periodic management reports on foreign exchange results and externally managed investments, and supports the consolidation of monthly and quarterly financial forecasts. Additionally, the position involves providing expert guidance during internal and external audit processes, developing standard operating procedures, and driving process improvements to reduce manual work and increase automation. The ideal candidate is a subject matter expert in treasury accounting who can interpret financial regulations, advise on complex transactions, and maintain high standards of financial stewardship and integrity. This roster position offers opportunities for future assignments in Copenhagen or other duty stations, requiring strong analytical skills, proficiency in Treasury Management Systems, and the ability to collaborate effectively with front, middle, and back-office teams to ensure operational excellence and fiscal responsibility.

Financial Reporting Specialist

United Nations Office for Project Services · 🇩🇰 Copenhagen, Denmark

The Financial Reporting Specialist at UNOPS (P-3 level) is responsible for preparing corporate financial statements in compliance with IPSAS, ensuring accurate and timely financial reporting, and supporting internal and external audit processes. The role involves analyzing financial data, monitoring transactions, and providing expert advice on accounting standards and financial rules. The incumbent will supervise support personnel, drive process improvements, and enhance automation in financial reporting. This is a roster position for future opportunities, requiring strong technical skills in finance, auditing, and accounting standards, along with competencies in strategic thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving. The role impacts financial group efficiency and UNOPS credibility through transparent resource management.

Contracts Manager, P-4, Fixed Term Position, Copenhagen, Denmark, Supply Division, #00137879

UNICEF · 🇩🇰 Denmark

The Contracts Manager (P-4) within UNICEF's Supply Division in Copenhagen is responsible for driving tangible improvements in access to essential medicines, including pediatric cancer medicines, by enhancing their availability and affordability. The role involves applying the Healthy Markets Framework to build sustainable market-shaping activities that support long-term, equitable access for children. The incumbent will manage partnerships to strengthen Global Partnership for Access to Counterfeit-free Medicines (GPACCM) delivery, improve partner satisfaction, and ensure alignment between technical implementation and partnership commitments. This contributes to sustainable and scalable access models in line with UNICEF’s global mandate. The position requires a professional with strong contract management skills and a focus on health supply chains and market shaping.