Project Manager for the Lausanne-Morges Agglomeration (PALM)

The Directorate General for Territory and Housing (DGTL) is responsible for spatial planning, cadastre and geoinformation, building permits as well as cantonal housing policy.

Within the DGTL, the Directorate of Strategic Territorial Projects (DIPS) defines and implements cantonal spatial planning strategies. It notably manages the Cantonal Master Plan (PDCn), supports agglomeration projects and regional and inter-municipal initiatives, conducts strategic territorial planning and contributes to the harmonious development of the Vaud territory.

The Lausanne-Morges Agglomeration project (PALM) is a flagship project of the federal agglomeration policy in the canton of Vaud, which you can discover here: PALM - Lausanne-Morges Agglomeration

Do you have a strong interest in public service and issues related to spatial planning? Are complex projects motivating for you?

Would you like to join a dynamic and close-knit team composed of two complementary profiles?

Then do not hesitate to apply. We offer attractive employment conditions, a modern and bright working environment, as well as teleworking opportunities that promote work-life balance.

• Lead complex strategic projects with significant territorial or thematic stakes at the inter-cantonal, agglomeration and regional, as well as inter-municipal level, ensuring the implementation of the cantonal master plan
• Actively ensure the monitoring and implementation of agglomeration, regional, inter-municipal and thematic projects
• Ensure coordination, communication and represent the directorate
• Advise and share expertise in spatial planning
• Carry out ongoing activities

For more information, please consult the terms of reference here or contact Ms Cynthia Martigner at 021 316 76 32 or Ms Delphine Negrier at 021 316 74 71

• Holder of a master’s degree in urban planning, architecture or geography.
• Additional training in spatial planning is an asset.
• Confirmed professional experience of 8 years in the design and implementation of large-scale territorial and thematic projects
• Understanding of political issues
• Good knowledge of the federal, Vaud and regional institutional context
• Excellent collaboration, organisation and planning skills
• Knowledge of German

Only complete applications will be considered: CV, cover letter, work certificates and diplomas relevant to the position.

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