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St. Gallen, Switzerland (and remote work) | What you can contribute- Work assignments of 3 to 12 months depending on needs in Courts I to VI- Drafting judgments in all legal areas of the Federal Administrative Court- Partial participation in the instruction of appeal proceedings and drafting of minutes during decision-making sessionsWhat makes you unique- Completed law studies, preferably with a bar exam or years of experience in a judicial capacity as a law clerk and/or within a court or a specific office for public law and private law- Pleasure in working in a versatile manner in different legal areas and for different courts- Great analytical capacity, precise linguistic expression, flexibility, quick-wittedness and desire to learn, confirmed social competence, autonomy and resistance to stress, openness to criticism and team spirit- French as a mother tongue and working language, good knowledge of a second official language, at least passive knowledge of a third official languageA few wordsYou follow jurisprudence at the federal level and wish to contribute to it in an essential way through your conscientious work and within the pool of law clerks of the Federal Administrative Court. This pool was created in order to be able to compensate for capacity bottlenecks within the court between the courts.What we offer- Working for Switzerland: We are committed to the success of the Swiss model and to the well-being of our employees.- Diversity in everyday life: We ensure equal opportunities, which allows us to deploy our skills and express different points of view.- Health at work: We assist and advise our employees for all questions related to physical or mental health.- Benefits: The Federal Administrative Court (FAC), based in St. Gallen, hears appeals against decisions rendered by federal authorities. It decides in the last instance in most cases; among the decisions susceptible to appeal to the Federal Supreme Court, only a minority is overturned. The credit enjoyed by the jurisprudence of the FAC is primarily due to excellent work quality and reasonable procedure duration. To this end, the court offers its employees modern workstations, flexible hours, and a complementary environment.Please note that in case of multiple applications from you, an exchange of data between the people involved in the different recruitment processes within the Federal Administrative Court could take place. Your data will be processed in accordance with legal provisions regarding data protection, which you accept by approving this privacy policy.Questions about the positionJudge, Court IQuestions about the applicationHead of Personnel Department jidea0642daen jit0833aen jpiy26aen