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Marthe Parmer is a seasoned professional in engineering and research with significant experience in various roles. Currently serving as Sjefingeniør at Tolletaten since September 2016, Marthe has previously held positions as Head Engineer at the University of Oslo from September 2011 to September 2016 and as a Research Scientist at FFI from August 2007 to September 2011. Marthe's educational background includes a Master of Science in Biochemistry and Analytical Chemistry from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, obtained between 2005 and 2007, and a Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry and Biotechnology from Østfold University College, completed in 2005.
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Want a job with meaning? Do you want the opportunity to use your professional knowledge for exciting social tasks? Then the Customs Service may be your new workplace. The Norwegian Customs Service consists of 1,614 employees with very different backgrounds. With us you will find customs officers, social scientists, lawyers and economists. Our employees have varied work assignments. Some work to facilitate Norwegian business and international trade, others develop laws and regulations. We also have employees who run intelligence and control work to combat the black economy and border crime. In addition, we develop and operate large IT systems. A job in the Customs Service involves contact with many different user groups in an interdisciplinary work environment. In our employee survey, three out of four say they feel they have an exciting job. That we are proud of. The task of the Norwegian Customs Service is to protect society against illegal import and export of goods and to secure revenue to the state through the collection of customs duties and taxes. We are organized in a central directorate and six customs regions. You will find us from Storskog in the north to Kristiansand in the south.