Giurista sezione legislazione

Jobup; Chur; On-site; CHF 60,000 - 100,000; Part time

Job summary

The Graubünden Cantonal Administration is seeking a Legal Expert in the Legislation Section in Chur to independently manage legislative projects, draft normative acts and government messages, and provide legal advice to the Department of Education, Culture and Environmental Protection. The role emphasizes public law insights, analytical rigor, and collaborative teamwork.

We offer a 40–50% position in a trilingual canton, with responsibilities at the interface of law, politics and administration,

Qualifications

• Completed studies in law.
• Interest in public law and political dynamics.
• Analytical thinking and ability to present complex issues clearly.
• Independent, structured and solution-oriented working method.

Responsibilities

• Independent management and coordination of legislative projects.
• Preparation of normative acts, messages, and proposals to the Government and documentation related to consultation procedures.
• Legal advice to the Department and its services.
• Analysis of complex legal issues and development of well-founded and legally feasible solutions.

Skills

Law degree

Analytical thinking

Clear communication

Team spirit

Education

Law degree

Job description

Join the Grisons Canton, the only trilingual region in Switzerland! Enjoy a collaborative work environment and contribute to important legal matters.

Tasks

• Lead and coordinate legislative projects independently.
• Draft legal acts, messages, and proposals for the government.
• Provide legal advice and analyze complex legal issues.

Skills

• Degree in law and an interest in public law.
• Analytical thinking and clear communication skills are essential.
• Team spirit and solution-oriented work approach.

Together for Graubünden
The only trilingual canton in Switzerland is diverse in its economic, cultural and political profile. With an area of 7106 km², Graubünden is the largest canton in Switzerland and with 150 valleys, 615 lakes, 140 tourist resorts and countless days of sunshine per year, it offers a high quality of life. The cantonal administration of Graubünden is as diverse as our landscape.

Legal Expert Legislation Section

Department of Education, Culture and Environmental Protection | 40–50 % | Chur

The Department of Education, Culture and Environmental Protection (DECA) comprises five services that handle a variety of tasks. As a staff body, the Department's secretariat supports the management of the Department and, among other things, oversees legal and political affairs.
Help shape the legal foundations of tomorrow!
Make your legal expertise available where law, politics and administration meet and develop solutions that are convincing in practice.
In the legislation section, you will work at the interface of law, politics and administration and actively contribute to shaping the legal framework conditions of the Canton of Graubünden. You can expect complex legal issues, a great deal of personal responsibility and a collegial working environment that values your ideas.
For 1 January 2026 or by agreement, we are looking for a legal expert for the legislation section.

Tasks

• Independent management and coordination of legislative projects
• Preparation of normative acts, messages, proposals to the Government and documentation related to consultation procedures
• Legal advice to the Department and its services
• Analysis of complex legal issues and development of well-founded and legally feasible solutions

What we expect from you

• Completed studies in law
• Interest in public law as well as political and social dynamics
• Ability to think analytically and to present complex issues clearly
• Independent, structured and solution-oriented working method
• Communication skills, team spirit and enjoyment of professional exchange

We look forward to receiving your online application and to meeting you.

If you have any questions, Fabio Niggli, Head of Legislation, is happy to assist you at telephone number 081 257 20 87, or Simon Bott, Secretary General, at telephone number 081 257 27 11.
Application deadline: 12 November 2026