University Intern (Risk Profiling)

Key facts

What you bring

• Completion of a master's degree in psychology, law, or criminology at the time of employment, with the degree not having been obtained more than 18 months prior.
• Excellent knowledge of German and French is required.
• Additional language skills are an advantage.
• Prior experience in conducting interviews, leading auditions, social work, or in the field of mental health is an advantage.
• Swiss citizenship and a clean criminal record are mandatory.

Your tasks

• Conducting security interviews
• Preparing interview reports
• Conducting bibliographic research
• Developing training materials
• Collaborating on interdisciplinary projects in the fields of Human Resources, work psychology, law, psychology, and criminology

What they offer

• Collaboration within a central federal authority dedicated to Switzerland’s security
• The internship offers the opportunity to contribute to the implementation of the Swiss success model and to the well-being of the population
• Promotion of diversity and equal opportunities in the workplace
• Support and advice on issues of physical and mental health
• Comprehensive social benefits and a secure working environment in the service of national security

About the role

The internship in the field of Risk Profiling involves conducting security interviews, preparing these interviews, and preparing corresponding reports. Tasks from the fields of psychology, criminology, and law will be performed. The internship is designed as an interdisciplinary programme between law, psychology, and criminology.

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