Informations- und Dokumentationsspezialist/in (60 %)

• 03 July 2026 • 50 - 70% • Indefinite duration • German (mother tongue) • 6300 Zug • Log in to see the salary estimate from jobup.ch Are archives treasure troves and databases treasure chests for you? Do you want to contribute to the exploration and preservation of antiquities with modern technical means and know-how? Then we have the right position for you in the Office for Monument Preservation and Archaeology of the Canton of Zug. For our *Archiv und Funde* department, we are looking for an Informations- und Dokumentationsspezialist/in (60 %) # Your tasks • Records Management: Participation in the development, filing, storage, and digitization of business records and individual documents in the department-internal database (imdas pro) • Mediation: Processing of external inquiries and lending of archival materials • Maintenance of the library catalog (win-Medio) and management of the internal presence library • Management of archive materials for the office Your profile • Degree in the field of Information and Documentation (I+D) or comparable training or university degree (Bachelor) in a cultural-historical field with further training in archiving • Enjoyment of customer contact and exchange with other institutions • Good verbal and written communication skills in German • Good knowledge of Office, especially Excel, as well as business management tools • Interest in archaeological and monument preservation topics Our offer • Responsible task in the cultural policy environment • Part-time position with flexible working hours (annual working time) • Opportunity for professional and personal development and further training • Part of a small, motivated team Interested? Then we look forward to your online application by 16 August with indication of your salary expectation via the application tool. If you want to know more, please contact Renata Huber, head of the *Archiv und Funde* department, under Tel. 041 594 13 52. Your work environment The Office for Monument Preservation and Archaeology is responsible for the preservation, maintenance, documentation, and research of the archaeological and building historical heritage in the Canton of Zug. To this end, we identify and record worthy cultural assets, support ownership, construction professionals, and municipalities, and carry out archaeological excavations and investigations. In our five departments, around 45 employees from different fields of cultural asset preservation work. More open positions on: www.zg.ch/stellen