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Start date: January 1stWorkplace: BernThe Archaeological Section of the Archaeological Service of the Canton of Bern is looking for a manager for archaeological material management / preventive conservation and deputy head of section, starting January 1st or by agreement (permanent contract, % employment).Your tasks- Management of the archaeological material management service and coordination of tasks and projects while respecting available resources and considering scientific needs- Management, maintenance, and control of archiving premises and depots as well as their infrastructure- Development and implementation of processes and techniques in collaboration with the section head, colleagues, and external partnersYour profileYou enjoy teamwork and distinguish yourself by your sense of responsibility, autonomy, and great organizational skills. In addition, you meet the following criteria:- Holder of a master's degree, preferably in conservation or archaeology- Professional experience in the field of conservation, management, and inventory of archaeological material or in preventive conservation- Experience in personnel management is an asset- French or German mother tongue, with good knowledge of the other language (level B2 acquired or to be acquired)- Knowledge of databases and good understanding of digital techniquesWe offer youWe offer you an interesting and responsible mission, full-time or part-time, in the Bernese politico-cultural environment with the possibility of actively participating in the development of your field of activity and supporting the management committee. You will benefit from annualized working time as well as a pleasant working atmosphere within a qualified and committed team. We aim for a balanced representation of linguistic regions in our team. This is why applications from French-speaking people are particularly appreciated.ContactWe look forward to meeting you! Submit your application online. For further information, please contact the Head of the Archaeological Section.The Office of Culture (OC) of the Directorate of Public Instruction and Culture (INC) supports cultural institutions and projects. It is also responsible for the protection of heritage in the canton of Bern (archaeology and historic monuments). Through its activities, it promotes cultural life, ensures the preservation of heritage, and works in favor of cultural diversity. jidf8c562baen jit0626aen jpiy26aen