Colloquially, many know GTIN as a barcode, but technically, GTIN is the number found beneath the barcode symbol itself, and can therefore also be used for other technologies such as 2D barcodes and RFID tags.
At GS1 Denmark, we work with standards. We are best known for the barcode you recognise from your trip to the supermarket. Standards create transparency and efficiency across value chains and make a difference for retail, the healthcare sector, and society as a whole.
We are a global, not-for-profit organisation with approximately 35 employees in Denmark, based at offices in Copenhagen and Ballerup

Unfortunately there are no available positions at the moment.
In the meantime you are welcome to follow us on LinkedIn where you will find the most recent news and information in case of hirings.
You are always welcome to send us an application. Even if no relevant position is currently advertised on this page, we are still interested in hearing who you are and how you believe you could contribute to GS1 Denmark.
We are value-driven and committed to our core values. They have a strong influence on how we act and the decisions we make. To us, they are meaningful principles – just as collaboration and professionalism are.

At GS1, we connect you with other stakeholders, making you part of something bigger – for example, through access to our global, standardised data community.

It is reflected in the way we work, the way we support one another and collaborate with our members, and the way we approach business.

It is a commitment we make to one another, to our members, and to our partners – a commitment to delivering on our promises and acting with transparency.
We Love Standards” - and so should you. At GS1, you will find some of the strongest advocates for harmonised ways of doing things.
Our employees are among the most knowledgeable standardisation experts, advising both large and small companies and organisations in Denmark and abroad every day







