The Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL, part of the ETH Domain, employs approximately 600 staff dedicated to sustainable environmental use, protection, and natural hazard management.
The Land Change Science research unit studies landscape change patterns, causes, and processes. The Land-Use Systems group offers a position within the DISCLOSE project for a duration of two years (with the possibility of extension), starting as soon as possible.
Driven by digitalization, spatial planning is experiencing disruption, reshaping how values like equity, transparency, and efficiency are planned and delivered. The DISCLOSE project, funded by an SNSF advanced grant, aims to understand the impacts of digital transformation on planning processes. Your role involves analyzing pathways through which private sector technology companies digitize planning, focusing on major software providers and international consultancy firms. You will conduct expert interviews and document analysis to gain insights into standardization, globalization, and public-private interactions, and collaborate with the team to develop a theoretical model of digitalization''s influence on spatial planning.
Please submit your complete application to Beatrice Lamprecht, Human Resources WSL, via our webpage. Applications sent via email will not be considered. The evaluation begins in mid-February 2025, but the position remains open until filled. For inquiries, contact Anna Hersperger at +41 (0)44 739 2515. WSL values diversity and inclusion, actively promoting gender equality and an open, inclusive work environment.
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