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Specialist in Settlement Ecology and Environmental Planning 40 – 50% (m/f/d)
- 14 October 2026
- 40 – 50%
- Permanent position
- German (Intermediate)
About the job
We are looking for you!
To strengthen our committed team, we are seeking as of 1 November 2026 or by arrangement a
Specialist in Settlement Ecology and Environmental Planning 40 – 50%
What to expect
You will take on a central role in the professional and strategic support of construction projects and contribute your expertise purposefully. Among other tasks, you will be responsible for:
- Conducting preliminary reviews of environmental plans for building applications and requesting supplementary documents
- Drafting building permit proposals for the area of environmental plans
- Advising architectural firms, clients, and authorities
- Coordinating concerns in the planning and approval process
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What you bring
You are professionally confident, communicative, and keep an overview even in complex projects. Additionally, you convince with:
- a technical basic education (FH/HF) in the fields of landscape architecture, environment, garden and landscape construction (FH, HF), possibly building construction/architecture with corresponding further training or with many years of relevant administrative background
- preferably several years of relevant administrative experience
- a good sense for different stakeholder groups
- an independent, structured and goal-oriented way of working
Our offer
We offer you a varied role with responsibility in a committed team. In addition to attractive employment conditions, you can expect good training opportunities and a modern workplace – directly at the station and close to Lake Zurich.
Ready to take on a versatile role?
We look forward to receiving your application via our application portal.
For enquiries, Florian Fleischmann is happy to assist you at Tel. 044 925 93 34.
We live the informal "du" culture – in the application process, we will initially remain formal with "Sie".