Project Staff Member at the Institute for Materiality in Art and Culture (25%)

About the job

• Conduct research and in-situ investigations on existing and potential impacts of climate change on selected architectural monuments in the research project " Cultural Heritage Climate Resilience! "
• Independently carry out data collection, documentation, and interval monitoring on case studies in Switzerland within the framework of the developed overall concept
• Prepare results in a target group-oriented manner, advise stakeholders, and actively support them

• MA in Conservation-Restoration of Architecture and Furnishings
• Experience in restoration assessment of multi-material buildings and in recording and interpreting climate-related building physics data
• Competence in evaluating any need for action regarding climate-related damage potential, result documentation, and monitoring concept
• Willingness to be mobile, strong communication skills, and high independence
• Very good knowledge of German and French and good knowledge of English

• An incredibly wide variety of topics that enrich and make everyday life exciting in this important control and support function.
• An international faculty that combines tradition with innovation, excellence with experimentation, and guides our students individually towards their own careers.
• Curiosity is required, and not just a little. And a lot of independence and personal responsibility.
• A corporate culture that fosters diversity, artistic openness, and the transitions between disciplines, attitudes, and traditions.