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Start date: June 1 or as agreed Location: BernFor the built sites of local and regional importance in the canton of Bern, we are looking for a historian in architecture or an art historian or an architect with experience in local development or in the inventory of historical monuments. This position is time-limited until December.Tasks: As part of the review of built sites, you will verify that the current inventory is up to date, conduct research in the paper and digital archives of the Historic Monuments Service, and assess the sites. You will review and update existing records and enter data according to the defined method, including photographic documentation and plan entry (ArcGIS). You will support the project management in the execution and implementation, assist with the organization and follow-up of internal and external meetings, and be responsible for the participation of sites within the project team and in coordination with representatives of the Historic Monuments Service and experts.Profile: You hold a Master's degree in the history of architecture and/or the history of art and, if possible, have completed a training program or have worked in the fields of urban planning, built site surveys, or development. You demonstrate a keen sense of architectural and urban planning aspects and have methodological skills and are autonomous. You show analytical thinking and have very good writing skills in German or French, and good active knowledge of the other language (B2 level). You are confident when dealing with authorities and hold a driver's license.What we offer: You will undertake interesting tasks and take on responsibilities in areas that you can develop. We offer a position within a committed and qualified team, an annualized working time, and an office located in downtown Bern.Contact: We look forward to meeting you! Please send us your application online. For more information, please contact Marion Roth Egli, HR Partner at the Office of Culture, by phone at [phone number], or email. The Office of Culture (OC) under the Department of Education and Culture (INC) supports cultural institutions and initiatives. It is also responsible for the protection of cultural heritage in the canton of Bern (archaeology and historic monuments). Through its activities, it promotes cultural life, ensures the development of cultural initiatives, and advocates for cultural enrichment. The Cantonal Service for Historic Monuments is responsible for the preservation and transmission of structures worthy of protection and for cultural heritage in the canton of Bern, as well as the protection of sites. The Archives Unit of the Cantonal Service for Historic Monuments is responsible for archiving and making documents available to historic monuments in the canton of Bern, as well as the necessary specialist support. jid53834d4aen jit0414aen jpiy26aen