University Intern Personnel Strategy & HR Projects Defense
Bundesverwaltung
Bern
Key information
- Publication date:16 December 2024
- Workload:100%
- Place of work:Bern
University Intern Personnel Strategy & HR Projects Defense
- Workplace Bern
- Company Federal Administration
- Category Internship
Task
You can contribute- Create concepts and documents in German for the implementation of various HR measures
- Collaborate in various cross-departmental projects, especially on topics such as personnel strategy and the further development of the HR model
- Organize and conduct internal workshops in German for cross-departmental handling of HR topics
- Take on administrative tasks within the framework of internal business management
- Apply the methodological and professional knowledge acquired during training, such as independent research and analysis of topics
This makes you unique
- Bachelor or Master in Business Administration, Economics, Work and Organizational Psychology, or a related field
- Good skills in (scientific) research and analysis techniques to handle even complex topics in a structured manner, as well as an affinity for IT tools
- Committed and independent personality with joy in contact with a wide variety of people and professional groups – from trainees to professional officers and HR business partners
- Flawless written and oral expression in German, passive knowledge of a second official language
In a nutshell
As a university intern, you support our team in the areas of planning, further development, strategy, and HR IT transformation.
Engagement in our team offers you:
- Practical experience and opportunities to apply theoretical content
- Realistic and exciting topics to work on
- Opportunities for further training in a dynamic and motivating team
The Army Staff (A Staff) supports the Chief of the Army in leading the Defense Department area and is responsible for the overall military planning and development of the Swiss Army. Here, according to political guidelines, the strategic foundations, force development, and army and armament planning are developed, and tasks in the international security context are performed. The leadership, control, 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 staff in four military and around 200 civilian professions – at 140 locations throughout Switzerland. The next generation is also taken care of: The Swiss Army trains apprentices in over 30 professions.
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Bundesverwaltung
Bern
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