Environmental Specialist, 60 - 100%

About the job

Environmental Specialist, 60 - 100%

Based in Bern or Spiez

Revitalisations for the sustainable promotion of aquatic and terrestrial habitats and biodiversity. Construction projects where environmental issues are considered from the start. And soil projects where you are just as involved in fieldwork outdoors as at the office desk.

And you right in the middle of it

• Participation in interdisciplinary construction projects focusing on environmental issues – especially in hydraulic engineering as well as road and railway infrastructure projects
• Preparation of environmental reports and environmental impact assessments (EIA)
• Participation in revitalisation projects with a focus on enhancing aquatic habitats such as flowing waters, still waters, and lake shore areas
• Participation in soil projects:
• Development of soil protection concepts including field surveys and soil assessments.
• Conducting soil-related construction supervision (SSC)
• Participation in large-scale soil mapping in various roles

We offer you

• Projects with visible impact: From water body enhancements to major infrastructure projects.
• Variety between office and field: Not just screen work.
• Interdisciplinary collaboration: Environment, planning, hydraulic engineering, and infrastructure interlink.
• Development opportunities: You gradually take on more responsibility.
• Professional exchange: With experienced specialists from various environmental fields.

What makes you successful with us

• Degree in environmental sciences, geography, environmental engineering or comparable (ETH/FH/University)
• Initial experience in environmental projects is an advantage
• Knowledge of environmental law and environmental impact assessments (EIA)
• Experience or interest in one of these areas:
• Hydraulic engineering / aquatic ecology
• Revitalisation
• Environmental law and approval procedures
• Soil science / soil protection
• Independent, structured and reliable working style
• Also helpful: humour, teamwork skills and enjoyment of interdisciplinary collaboration