Acne Studios is a progressive luxury house and through collaboration and curiosity, we set high aspirations and strive for excellence. We value everyone’s contribution and embrace feedback to develop ourselves and others. We aim to minimise our environmental impact across all our operations and to address societal challenges in the way we conduct our business.
As an IT Service Delivery Specialist at our Stockholm office, you play a key role in delivering stable and reliable IT services across the organisation. You support internal users through incident and request handling while contributing to the coordination and delivery of IT activities in collaboration with system owners, vendors, and stakeholders. Your work supports business continuity across both regional and global operations.
CULTURE OF COLLABORATION
We firmly believe that when you feel supported, included, and trusted, it enables you to enjoy your work and thrive in it. You will be a part of a team of colleagues with diverse roles and backgrounds, each with their unique skills and experiences.
WHAT YOU WILL DO
As IT Service Delivery Specialist, your main contribution is to ensure stable, secure, and high‑quality IT services across offices, stores, and warehouse operations. You contribute by:
WHO YOU ARE
You have high aspirations and focus on details that create substantial impact. You enjoy working as a team and you embrace feedback to develop yourself and others. You are curious and thrive in a dynamic environment. Cooperation, respect, and clear communication are important, along with your ambition to learn and grow. If these qualities speak to you, we would love to have you on our team.
Specific personal qualities for this role:
Specific experience and knowledge for this role:
What matters most to us is not whether you master all the listed knowledge and skills. We are dedicated to recognizing the potential in everyone. We embrace diversity of people as well as ideas and viewpoints and encourage everyone's individual expression of their own identity.
