University Intern in Law

Bern

Key information

Publication date:11 January 2025
Workload:100%
Place of work:Bern

You can contribute to this post * Advise, research, and create expert opinions in the field of public law (procurement and contract law, data protection and public law, military and operational law) * Process instruction, research, and prepare documents in the field of data protection and public law * Assist in service complaint and legislative procedures * Support the development and updating of process fundamentals, templates, and training materials What makes you unique * University degree in law (Bachelor or Master level) * Good knowledge in the field of constitutional and administrative law; basic knowledge in public procurement law, data protection, and public law * Good understanding of legal, economic, and political contexts * High social competence, willingness to learn, and independence * Active language skills in two official languages **In a nutshell** Are you looking for a challenging internship in the field of public law? Do you want to gain interesting insights into various areas of law and legal activities (legislation, legal advice, and jurisprudence) and gather legal practical experience? The central legal service of the Defense Group supports five of the largest federal offices with over 9,000 employees and is also the legal competence center of the army. If you want to actively and engagedly contribute to fulfilling our diverse and varied tasks with your legal skills, we look forward to your application. The Army Staff (A Staff) supports the Chief of the Army in leading the Department of Defense and is responsible for the military overall planning and development of the Swiss Army. Here, the strategic foundations, force development, and army and armament planning are developed according to political guidelines, and tasks in the international security context are carried out. The leadership, management, and coordination of all overarching cross-sectional areas (personnel, finance, real estate) also fall within the responsibility of the Army Staff. The Swiss Army employs over 9,000 employees in four military and around 200 civilian professions – and this at 140 locations across Switzerland. The Swiss Army also takes care of the next generation: it trains apprentices in over 30 professions.