Kanton Luzern
Luzern
Specialist in Digital Transformation and School Development (a)
- 17 September 2026
- 50 – 80%
- Permanent position
- German (Intermediate)
About the job
An environment that fosters trust, allows creativity and welcomes ideas: As a specialist at the interface of education, digitalisation and school development, you bring fresh impulses to the Gymnasial Education Department and actively shape the digital transformation of the Lucerne cantonal schools.
Your tasks
- You monitor current developments in educational technology and AI, assess their relevance for teaching and derive concrete recommendations for school practice.
- You design, organise and moderate further training and support offers for teachers and school management that are practical, inspiring and relevant.
- You take an active role in accompanying school development processes and design sustainable concepts around the use of digital media.
- As the first point of contact for ICT-related concerns at the cantonal schools, you record needs and requirements and clarify the further procedure.
- You coordinate between the cantonal schools and central IT, ensure the forwarding, prioritisation and follow-up of concerns and continuously develop the corresponding processes.
Your profile
- You have a completed degree in a relevant field (media didactics, educational sciences, computer science) or an equivalent qualification from education, further training and professional experience.
- You bring experience in the school environment or in supporting educational institutions and understand their dynamics.
- You have a strong interest and ideally practical experience in the field of AI and its applications in teaching and learning processes.
- You are characterised by initiative and a structured way of working, and you keep an overview even in complex projects.
- You can prepare and communicate complex technological topics in an understandable, practical and target group-appropriate manner.
What you can look forward to
Our fields of activity are as diverse as we are.
Environment, infrastructure, finance, security, health, education and much more - together we shape the canton of Lucerne.
Environment, infrastructure, finance, security, health, education and much more - together we shape the canton of Lucerne.
With us you will get ahead.
We offer attractive and exciting career and development opportunities - both in leadership and for specialists.
We offer attractive and exciting career and development opportunities - both in leadership and for specialists.
We work flexibly and smartly.
Mobile-flexible working is highly valued here. More than half of our employees work part-time and realise their professional goals in harmony with their private commitments.
Mobile-flexible working is highly valued here. More than half of our employees work part-time and realise their professional goals in harmony with their private commitments.
You benefit with us.
Attractive further training offers, discount platforms for employees, mobile and internet offers, Next Bike, fleet discounts, and other benefits.
Attractive further training offers, discount platforms for employees, mobile and internet offers, Next Bike, fleet discounts, and other benefits.
Your employer
Working for the Canton of Lucerne means shaping the future - that of the canton, its residents and not least your own. More than 7,000 employees in 200 different professions contribute daily to the excellent quality of life in our canton.
The Lucerne grammar schools - a springboard to university for around 5,500 learners: The Gymnasial Education Department of the Department of Education and Culture includes the eight cantonal schools with a total of 700 teachers. The department advises and supports the departmental management in all matters concerning grammar school maturity schools. A small team (DGym Services) handles pedagogical, organisational, personnel, financial and construction-related issues.
The "a" in the job title stands for "all". The Canton of Lucerne stands for diversity and variety.
The Lucerne grammar schools - a springboard to university for around 5,500 learners: The Gymnasial Education Department of the Department of Education and Culture includes the eight cantonal schools with a total of 700 teachers. The department advises and supports the departmental management in all matters concerning grammar school maturity schools. A small team (DGym Services) handles pedagogical, organisational, personnel, financial and construction-related issues.
The "a" in the job title stands for "all". The Canton of Lucerne stands for diversity and variety.
Your contact
Gymnasial Education Department
Department of Education and Culture BKD
Gabrijela Pejic
Head of Department
+41 41 228 73 76
Department of Education and Culture BKD
Gabrijela Pejic
Head of Department
+41 41 228 73 76