Project Manager Communication

Become part of something bigger. Work with over 2000 specialists from more than 100 professions and enable people with spinal cord injuries to live a self-determined life. At our modern campus in Nottwil, you will find an inspiring atmosphere, interdisciplinary collaboration on equal footing, and attractive working conditions. In this varied and responsible role at the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation, you will raise awareness of spinal cord injury in society, strengthen the image of the Swiss Paraplegic Group, and make it tangible as an attractive employer – both internally and externally. We work according to the newsroom model: strategic, centrally managed, cross-media, and in changing, interdisciplinary topic and project teams from the entire marketing and communication area.

These are your tasks

Editor-in-Chief Employee Magazine You are primarily responsible for our popular employee magazine " Campus ". It is currently published four times a year (printed and online). Various portraits and reports from it are also published on social media to show the public what an attractive employer the Swiss Paraplegic Group is. As the future editor-in-chief, you will further develop the magazine – including publication format, content, frequency, and experience for the target groups. You will be supported by a motivated, committed, and well-coordinated editorial team. Daily Newsroom and Daily Media Responsible In the newsroom, you take responsibility at least once a week for the daily internal and external corporate communication, including media work – together with the daily team at the newsdesk. You also advise colleagues on communication questions. Topic Manager As a topic manager, you are responsible for all communication regarding projects and topics and lead the respective topic team – including specialists from social media, photo/video, and graphics. The range extends from factual-technical communication to touching storytelling.

What distinguishes you

• Ideally, you have a university degree and solid journalistic skills in research, storytelling, and interviewing
• You think strategically and networked, act proactively, and take responsibility
• You lead the editorial and project team confidently and make decisions
• You write with style, error-free, and grammatically correct
• You can tell stories and know how journalists think
• You have a feel for digital channels and prepare content appropriately for target groups
• You are empathetic and love exchanging with people
• You work in a structured, goal- and solution-oriented manner
• You appreciate an open feedback culture and ideally complement your profile with good French skills

What awaits you

You can expect not only attractive employment conditions but also numerous other benefits. Look forward to meaningful work in a modern working environment, flexible working hours, and diverse training opportunities. Join us and experience our unique spirit. More information at paraplegie.ch/vorteile.

About us

Founded in 1975 by Guido A. Zäch, the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation is today one of the largest solidarity organisations in Switzerland. With its 2 million members of the supporters' association, it is broadly anchored in the population. Membership fees, together with donations, form the financial basis for a worldwide unique service network for people with spinal cord injuries. The Swiss Paraplegic Foundation is the umbrella organisation of the Swiss Paraplegic Group and its group companies.

Your contact person

Questions about the application process

Fabienne Käppeli

HR Manager

+41 41 939 57 74

Questions about the position

Manuela Marra

Head of Corporate Communication

+41 41 939 62 96