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University intern in portfolio management

Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics FOBL

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Key facts

LocationBern, Berne, Switzerland
StartNov 2026
Duration52 weeks
Workload90%

What you bring

  • Master's degree in architecture.
  • Interest in politics and public tasks.
  • Analytical approach, initiative, and structured working method.
  • Excellent knowledge of the MS Office suite and writing skills.
  • Knowledge of Adobe InDesign and Illustrator applications is an advantage.
  • Good knowledge of two official languages.

Your tasks

  • Provide support to portfolio managers in the strategic management of real estate.
  • Evaluate and develop solution strategies.
  • Participate in the development of real estate strategies.
  • Draft documents, presentations, and minutes in German and ideally also in French.

What they offer

  • Work for Switzerland with a successful Swiss model, contributing to the well-being of the population.
  • Embrace diversity with equal opportunities.
  • Support and advice on physical and mental health.
  • Benefits linked to the FUBL, including the opportunity to help define new sustainability standards.
  • The internship must begin within 18 months of obtaining the degree.

About the role

University intern in portfolio management at the Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics FOBL. The role involves supporting portfolio managers in the strategic management of real estate. The working environment is forward-looking, with varied tasks that come with responsibility and a respectful, cohesive team.

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