• Contribute to the creation and implementation of research, development and consulting projects in Forest Production and Process Engineering
• Actively participate in the design and preparation of research proposals, together with the head of the subject-area group and partner institutions
• Participate in teaching at bachelor's and master's levels, particularly in areas related to forest operations and technical systems
• Prepare scientific articles, reports and presentations

• Master's degree (MSc) in forestry, forest engineering or a closely related field with a clear connection to Forest Production, technology or ergonomics (e. g . environmental sciences with a forest focus, nature management with a technical focus)
• Applicants from related disciplines with an interest in forest practices and technology are also welcome
• You have basic experience or a strong willingness to learn in several of the following areas: Statistical analysis and programming (e. g. R, Python) and science-related project work and organisation; practical experience in forestfieldworkor technical implementation
• You are confident using Microsoft Office and have strong communication skills in German (required), English (for international cooperation), and French (desirable, but not mandatory)

• Curiosity is what we want, oodles of it. Plus, lots of independence and autonomy.
• Responsibility in hugely exciting projects for the future attracting attention beyond the professional world.
• Great freedom in the organisation of work times – including mobile working.
• Plenty of contact with people from all over Switzerland and the world at large.

Cornelia CaputiHR ConsultantP +41 31 910 21 82

At HAFL, a department of BFH, we're all about connecting humans, nature and technology towards sustainable development. As a ground-breaking, pioneering think tank, we are engaged in the creation and teaching of knowledge for the world of today and of tomorrow – bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, resilient and always solidly grounded at the same time.