Project Manager

Bern (and home office) | 80-90%

What you can contribute to

• Plan, steer and implement projects within the information access division
• Design and manage projects aimed at improving search functionalities, accessibility and interoperability of our digital accesses
• Coordinate the work of internal Confederation partners and external service providers; ensure collaboration with various stakeholders
• Represent the service and projects within internal and external bodies or events

What makes you unique

• Degree from a university of applied sciences (bachelor or master) in information science, digital humanities or computer science
• Several years of experience in managing complex projects and interdisciplinary teams
• Training in project management and experience in change management
• Entrepreneurial spirit, quality- and results-oriented approach, service mindset and customer orientation
• Active knowledge of two official languages and good knowledge of English

In a few words

You want not only to support projects but also to actively contribute to change? Then put your project management skills at the service of the Swiss Federal Archives. In collaboration with specialists, you will help develop our innovative digital access and create sustainable added value for the administration and the general public.

What we offer

• Working for Switzerland We are committed to the success of the Swiss model and the well-being of the population.
• Diversity every day We ensure equal opportunities, which allow us to deploy our skills and express different viewpoints.
• Health at work We assist and advise our employees on all matters related to physical or mental health.

All benefits

No democracy without archives – Join us!

The Swiss Federal Archives guarantee the preservation and access to documents related to state activities. This allows the administration to ensure traceability of its activities and work more efficiently. For researchers, as well as for the entire population, archiving is essential to form one’s own opinion and maintain a critical mindset in a democratic rule-of-law state. The offices of the Federal Department of Home Affairs (FDHA) are committed to ensuring good working conditions and invest in the health of their employees. They have received the Friendly Work Space label.

Additional information

Questions about the position

Audray Sauvage Head of the Information Use Service +41 58 46 50167

Questions about the application

Yen Tu Leonardo Head of the Personnel Service +41 58 46 29682