Scientific Collaborator in the Family Issues sector

Berne, Switzerland | 80-100% What you can contribute * Prepare and manage Federal Council and Parliament affairs relating to family policy issues * Draft reports for the Federal Council, the department, and the office, and develop strategic bases for legislative projects * Represent the sector in parliamentary debates and federal administration working groups What makes you unique * University degree (master's) in humanities, social sciences, or economics * Experience in managing complex and interdisciplinary projects, in a political context marked by diverging interests between stakeholders * Solid knowledge of federal politics and Federal Council and Parliament affairs, interest in family policy issues * Ability to work independently and reliably within an interdisciplinary team, analytical mindset, conceptual and synthetic thinking skills, stress resistance * Good active knowledge of two official languages and passive knowledge of the third In a few words The Family Issues sector of the Federal Social Insurance Office (FSIO) is the specialized service for family policy issues at the federal level. It is responsible for laws on family allowances as well as the promotion of extra-familial childcare. What we offer * Working for Switzerland We are committed to the success of the Swiss model and to the well-being of the population. * Diversity in everyday life We ensure equal opportunities, which allows us to deploy our skills and express different points of view. * Health at work We assist and advise our employees on all matters related to physical or mental health. [All benefits](< >) We shape social security for the Switzerland of tomorrow The Federal Social Insurance Office (FSIO) ensures that the social security system is fully operational and responds to new challenges. It is also the Confederation's competence center for social policy and for everything related to family, childhood, youth, and intergenerational relations. The offices of the Federal Department of Home Affairs (FDHA) are committed to guaranteeing good working conditions and are invested in the health of their employees. They have received the Friendly Work Space label. Additional information Questions about the position Monica Sethi Waeber head of the Family Issues sector j4id10424035a j4it1040a j4iy26a