Project Manager

Bern (and home office) | 80-90%

Your contribution

• Plan, manage, and implement projects within the Information Access Division
• Develop and conduct projects for the development of digital access in terms of availability, accessibility, and interoperability
• Coordinate internal and external service providers to the Federal Administration and ensure collaboration with stakeholder groups
• Represent the service and projects within internal and external bodies and at events

What distinguishes you

• University degree (bachelor or master) in computer science, digital humanities, or informatics
• Several years of experience in managing complex projects and multidisciplinary teams
• Training in project management and experience in change management
• Entrepreneurial vision, a working method focused on quality and results, strong orientation towards clients and service
• Active knowledge of two official languages and good knowledge of English

In summary

Alongside project implementation, would you like to participate actively in change?
Put your skills at the service of the Swiss Federal Archives. Together with our team of specialists, you will be able to shape our innovative digital access and contribute to creating real added value for the Federal Administration and the public.

What we offer

• Working for Switzerland We strive for the successful Swiss model and work for the well-being of the population.
• Living diversity The realization of equal opportunities allows us to best express our skills and to consider different points of view.
• Fit in the workplace We provide support and advice to our employees on the topic of physical and mental health.

All benefits (https://www.stelle.admin.ch/stelle/it/home/bundesverwaltung/ihre-vorteile-auf-einen-blick.html)

No democracy without archives -- join in too!

The Swiss Federal Archives ensure the preservation and accessibility of documentation on the operations of the State. In this way, the Federal Administration can account for its activities and work more efficiently. In a democratic state governed by the rule of law, archiving is of fundamental importance because it allows the population and the scientific community to form their own opinion.

The federal offices of the Federal Department of Home Affairs (FDHA) are committed to guaranteeing good working conditions and protecting the health of their employees and have been awarded the Friendly Work Space label.

Complementary information

Questions about the workplace

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

Questions about the application

Yen Tu Leonardo
Head of Human Resources
+41 58 46 29682