Software Developer as Scientific Project Staff in the Field of Data Analytics (60 - 100 %)

As a university, FH Graubünden relies on dynamic thinking and proactive action. We develop our over 2400 students in education and training into responsible personalities. In our inter- and transdisciplinary research, we focus on applied future technologies, development in alpine regions, and entrepreneurial action. As an employer, we promote equal opportunities and diversity. To strengthen our team at the Swiss Institute for Information Science (SII), we are looking for a

Software Developer

as Scientific Project Staff in the Field of Data Analytics (60 - 100 %), starting March 1, 2026, or by agreement.

In this role, you will work largely independently in small, interdisciplinary project teams and develop innovative solutions for applied research projects in the field of Applied Artificial Intelligence. You will deal, among other things, with the design and implementation of intelligent agents and systems for the automatic acquisition and extraction of decision-relevant information from heterogeneous data sources (such as company data, social media, the World Wide Web, or extensive repositories). In doing so, you will use artificial intelligence in combination with information retrieval, natural language processing, and semantic technologies.

Your profile

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Computer Science, Information Science, Business Informatics, or a related field
• Very good programming skills in Python and/or Java
• Experience in using software engineering techniques (GitHub, Test-Driven Development, etc.)
• Good analytical and conceptual skills
• Preferably knowledge and/or interest in several of the following areas: web service programming, information retrieval, machine learning and artificial intelligence (e.g., PyTorch, Transformers, Large Language Models, LangChain), semantic technologies (e.g., linked data, knowledge graph), natural language processing, text mining, virtualization (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes)

We inspire you with

• Our dynamic team spirit and personal atmosphere
• A varied and innovative working environment
• Three weeks of annual time credit for personal development
• The opportunity to pursue a master's degree or other further education alongside your job
• Modern employment conditions and many sports and cultural offers

The position is limited to three years with the option of extension. For information, Prof. Dr. Urs Dahinden, Head of Research at the Swiss Institute for Information Science (SII), is happy to assist you: Phone: +41 81 286 39 02 or Email: urs.dahinden@fhgr.ch.