Group 2000

Electronic evidence requests are up 249%. According to the latest SIRIUS findings, EU authorities submitted 303,289 data requests in 2024 to a sample of major online service providers. Emergency requests are rising even faster. That matters because electronic evidence is no longer an occasional legal request. With the EU e-Evidence Regulation now applicable, service providers may need to handle urgent requests within tight deadlines while still validating, preserving, producing, delivering and auditing every step correctly. Manual workflows were not built for that pressure. As request volumes grow, the real question is whether service providers can keep control when speed, scale and legal sensitivity all come together.

The EU e-Evidence Regulation is now applicable. That changes the conversation for service providers. The question is no longer only: “Are we aware of the new rules?” It is: “Can we execute the workflow correctly when an order arrives?” European Production Orders and European Preservation Orders require different operational controls. Production needs secure retrieval and delivery. Preservation needs targeted locking, expiry control and auditability. With Commission Implementing Regulation 2025/1550 linking the technical exchange layer to ETSI TS 104 144, e-Evidence is also becoming an interoperability challenge. For CSPs, day-one readiness means connecting legal intake to operational execution without losing control, timing or traceability.

Some engineering roles are about maintaining what already exists. At Group 2000, you help design and build technology for complex, mission-critical environments. You work on challenging software components, collaborate directly with experienced architects and take responsibility for solutions that need to perform reliably. Ready for a technical challenge that goes beyond the ordinary?

Your work can be technically challenging and meaningful at the same time. At Group 2000, you help develop secure technology for organizations operating in complex and highly regulated environments. The systems you work on need to be accurate, reliable and ready for real-world use. Build technology that matters.

Innovation does not have to mean uncertainty. Since 1978, Group 2000 has developed specialist technology for customers around the world. Today, we combine that stability with complex technical challenges, international projects and plenty of room for individual responsibility. Build your future with a company that is here for the long term.

You do not grow by solving the same problem over and over again. At Group 2000, you work on complex technical challenges alongside experienced software engineers and architects. You get the room to deepen your expertise, contribute your own ideas and gradually take ownership of increasingly important components. Discover a place where you can genuinely grow as an engineer.