Overview
The Swiss Federal Supreme Court is recruiting a part-time judge whose main language is French for a permanent 15–20% appointment, with home-office work possible (reference JRQ$540-20222).
Full job description
The official vacancy describes preparation of reports and flexible participation in judicial decisions. Compensation follows the applicable federal ordinance for part-time federal judges.
Requirements & qualifications
Applicants need strong legal education and broad legal knowledge, ideally including criminal law, several years of judicial experience, sufficient schedule flexibility, French as their main language, good command of another Swiss official language and ideally the third. Swiss citizenship is required.
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