Schafisheim
Legal Internship 100%
- 23 September 2026
- 100%
- Internship
- German (Basic knowledge)
- 5503 Schafisheim
About the job
Road Traffic Office
We offer from 1 November 2026 or by arrangement a...
Legal Internship 100%
Exciting tasks await:
- Clarification and assessment of legal issues in the field of road traffic law
- Conducting administrative sanction procedures, including fact-finding, correspondence with parties involved, and drafting of written decisions with reasons
- Providing general information to affected persons at the counter, by telephone and in writing
- Providing information and managing correspondence with criminal and administrative authorities
What you bring:
- Completed law degree (lic. iur. or MLaw) or close to completion
- Interest in constitutional and administrative law and interdisciplinary issues
- Confident written expression
- Precise and independent working style
Benefits
We offer flexible working options, a wide range of further training opportunities and attractive social benefits. You can find all our benefits at ag.ch/personal.
Your working environment
The Department of Economic Affairs and the Interior fulfils important tasks in policing, law enforcement, penal system, migration and integration, municipal supervision and economic affairs with its ten divisions and over 2,400 employees. The General Secretariat provides central services for the department and acts as the interface to the overall administration.
We are committed to traffic safety and environmental protection at the Road Traffic Office . We provide a variety of services for the testing and approval of persons, vehicles and ships.
The Administrative Sanctions Section ensures the enforcement of road traffic law through various official measures and thus makes an important contribution to traffic safety. Depending on the individual case, warnings, temporary and permanent driving licence withdrawals, fitness to drive assessments, traffic education and other measures related to the issuance and withdrawal of driving licences are imposed. The administrative authority is generally free in establishing facts as well as in the legal assessment of fault and danger.
Contact
For professional enquiries, please contact Dominik Gasser, Head of Addiction and Traffic Psychology, at 062 886 22 71.
For questions about the application process, Helen Werthmüller, HR Business Partner, is happy to assist you at 062 835 27 44.
We look forward to receiving your online application.