Junior Media Spokesperson for German-speaking Switzerland 80-100% (limited-term)

Junior Media Spokesperson for German-speaking Switzerland 80-100% (limited-term) # Lucerne / hybrid with flexible start date limited for 12 months We at CSS give gas for strong, fair healthcare every day - and also talk openly about it. In the Media Relations team, you'll meet people who love media, find politics exciting, and like to be in the midst of things. You'll dive deep into the world of health insurance, get involved in current topics, and learn how professional media work functions in one of the largest health insurance companies in Switzerland. This is what your daily routine looks like ## • At the heart of it: In direct exchange with journalists, you answer media inquiries, gather inputs from specialist departments, and ensure clear, understandable statements. • Together with the team, you create media releases, Q&A, argumentations, and texts for various channels and bring complex topics to the point. • In the newsroom, you plan topics, develop content, and help build and keep exciting topic dossiers up to date. • With a watchful eye, you follow social, political, and health policy developments and recognize where opportunities or risks arise for CSS. • Thanks to your flair for numbers and details, you create media analyses, reports, and short management updates, thus supporting the steering of media work. • In cross-departmental projects, you advise internal stakeholders on communication issues and contribute to concepts and measures in sensitive situations. This is what you bring ## • First and foremost: Secure, professional appearance and enjoyment of contact with media professionals characterize you, and you have a noticeable interest in media work, politics, and the healthcare system. • You have a completed Bachelor's degree, ideally in media or communication sciences, journalism, business administration, or a similar field. • You bring 3 years of professional experience in communication, media relations, or collaboration with journalists, for example, in a media office, corporate communications, or agency. • Very good editorial skills in German, a style-sure writing feel, as well as a structured, independent, and at the same time team-oriented working style are among your strengths. • You handle common office tools sovereignly, use monitoring or media observation tools with pleasure, and ideally have n language skills in French or Italian. • Dynamics, resilience, curiosity, and openness to new developments in communication drive you. Even under time pressure, you keep a cool head and deliver reliably.