Regional Forest Engineer Specialist Forest-Wildlife

Regional Forest Engineer Specialist Forest-Wildlife Office for Forest and Natural Hazards | 70-100 % | Scuol [Apply online](< >)Together for Graubünden The only trilingual canton in Switzerland is economically, culturally and politically diverse. With 7106 km², Graubünden is the largest canton in Switzerland and offers a high quality of life with 150 valleys, 615 lakes, 140 holiday resorts and countless sunny days per year. The Cantonal Administration Graubünden is just as versatile as our landscape. Contribute your unique skills and shape the future of the Cantonal Administration Graubünden together with us. The Office for Forest and Natural Hazards (AWN) is the cantonal specialist office for the forest and protection against natural hazards. The employees of the AWN advocate for the needs of society regarding the forest and ensure that the forest is managed sustainably. You will ensure that the Graubünden forest can * protect people, animals and infrastructure, * is a habitat for diverse animal and plant species, * is a supplier of raw materials such as wood, water and energy, * continue to be a space for recreation and leisure for people. What you can look forward to * A meaningful task with a direct connection to the forest as well as to integral risk management in the event of natural hazards, nature and society * Independent work in a committed and collegial team * Scope for design and development opportunities * Modern working conditions We are looking for a Regional Forest Engineer and Specialist Forest-Wildlife (70-100%) as of 1 January 2027 or by arrangement. Your area of responsibility * As a Regional Forest Engineer, you will look after the municipalities assigned to you: Val Müstair, Zernez and Samnaun: enforcement of federal and cantonal forest legislation; ensuring the best possible fulfillment of forest functions * As a Specialist Forest-Wildlife, you will lead corresponding projects in the South Graubünden region: preparation of forest-wildlife reports; technical evaluation of surveys, function as a member of the cantonal forest-wildlife specialist group What we expect from you * Diploma as a Forest Engineer ETH or FH, or Master's degree in Environmental Natural Sciences ETH with a specialization in forest and landscape management * Sound silvicultural knowledge * Experience with good knowledge in the field of forest-wildlife is an advantage * Good knowledge of several cantonal languages is an advantage Our advantages Flexible working time models and, where possible, including home office and mobile working Work-life balance with at least 5 weeks of vacation and long-service leave Special social allowance in addition to the child allowance and support for third-party childcare of children Attractive salary and social benefits Diverse training and further education opportunities Possibility to help shape the future of the canton [Learn more about our advantages](< >) Place of work Office for Forest and Natural Hazards Stradun 403A 7550 Scuol For questions about the recruitment process, please contact Ines Scherrer, Administrative Assistant/HR Responsible, telephone +41 81 257 38 77, [ ](< >). Application deadline: 11 October 2026 For technical questions, Gian Cla Feuerstein, Regional Manager South Graubünden, telephone , [ ](< >) is available to you. We look forward to your online application and to getting to know you. [Apply online](< >)Print[LinkedIn](< >)[Instagram](< >)[Facebook](< >) j4id10403526a j4it0939a j4iy26a