Job Description

This is how you can contribute

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Development and validation of identification algorithms for fungal spores that cause allergies and damage crops Development, qualification and documentation of operational tools Scientific analysis and synthesis, drafting of technical and activity reports, as well as scientific publications Regular monitoring of activities and deadlines; leveraging internal and international collaboration to achieve project goals

This makes you unique

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University degree or equivalent in biology, environmental science, statistics, mathematics or similar, followed by a PhD Good knowledge of data management and statistics Ability to analyse data using standard Linux tools and appropriate programming languages (e.g. Python) Experience in machine learning a plus strong commitment to promote innovation, teamworking and networking skills Knowledge of English and of at least one national language

In a nutshell

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As an Innovation Fellow, you will spend a year driving forward a key challenge facing the Federal Administration and independently developing new approaches for more efficient services. You will work on topics with a direct impact, use your tact and sensitivity in dealing with stakeholders, and at the same time benefit from interesting conditions, valuable contacts and real opportunities to shape the future. Find out more about the project at MeteoSwiss and the benefits of the programme on the website.


Starting date: 01.09.2026
Type of employment: temporary
12 months
Reference no.: #LI-MCH1012
Place of work: Chemin de l'Aerologie, 1530 Payerne

What sets us apart

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The Swiss Federal Office for Meteorology and Climatology MeteoSwiss is the Swiss National Weather Service. We record and forecast weather and climate in Switzerland and thus make a sustainable contribution to the well-being of the community and to the benefit of industry, science and the environment.



The offices of the Federal Department of Home Affairs (FDHA) take systematic measures to ensure a good working environment and the health of their staff. This commitment has earned them the Friendly Work Space label.


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