Journalist "commodities" at 80%

Journalist "commodities" (investigations and reporting) at 80% Public Eye takes a critical look at the impact of Switzerland and its companies on economically disadvantaged countries. Through investigative work, advocacy, and campaigning, we denounce injustices that originate in Switzerland and demand respect for human rights everywhere in the world. Supported by its 29,000 members, Public Eye acts here for a fairer world. Public Eye employs approximately 40 female and male collaborators at its sites in Zurich and Lausanne. To strengthen its Investigations & Advocacy team, Public Eye is looking for, starting from 1 January 2027 or by agreement: Journalist "commodities" (investigations and reporting) at 80% Do you want to put your pen at the service of an NGO that believes we can contribute to changing the world by shedding light on hidden facts of public interest? Then this position may be made for you! In this exciting role, you will carry out investigations and reporting in low-income countries, focusing primarily on human rights violations and economic crime in the commodities sector. You will write for the magazine and the website of Public Eye, and present the results of your research in the media and at events intended for a wide audience. You will also contribute to political projects, campaigns, as well as to strengthening investigative work within the NGO. Your profile: University degree or from a specialized university of applied sciences, or equivalent practical experience Several years of professional experience as a journalist, with a strong emphasis on reporting and investigative work; Proven expertise in at least one of the following areas: the commodities sector; human rights and ecology; economic crime (in particular corruption); High motivation for fieldwork, including in sensitive areas; Very good writing skills, as well as the ability to analyze and synthesize complex research results; French native speaker, with very good knowledge of German and English – Spanish and Portuguese, a strong asset; Autonomy, sense of initiative and flexibility (annualized working hours); Taste for teamwork and project management; Identification with the goals and values of Public Eye. We offer you: Varied and demanding work within a multidisciplinary team engaged in a dynamic non-governmental organization. A salary in line with NGO practices (between CHF 88,100 and 97,800 depending on the level of experience for an 80% rate), 5 weeks of vacation and good social benefits. A main place of work in Lausanne, with a regular presence at the office to submit your application file (with a cover letter) by 11 September 2026 with the subject "Journaliste matières premières". The first interviews will take place on at Lausanne and the second on . For any additional information, please contact Silvie Lang, co-head of the Investigation & Advocacy team jpid1f5ff0ajm jpit0834jm jpiy26jm