Chief Security Policy Assessment and Anticipation — Confederazione Svizzera
- Location
- Bern
- Contract
- other
- Posted
- 7 days ago
Role overview
Head of the Security Policy Assessment and Anticipation Department in technical, human and organisational terms.
Analysis and evaluation of influencing activities and disinformation as well as other hybrid threats in the security policy context.
Responsibility for managing strategic anticipation by producing analyses on strategic early detection of security challenges and opportunities.
- Head of the Security Policy Assessment and Anticipation Department in technical, human and organisational terms.
- Analysis and evaluation of influencing activities and disinformation as well as other hybrid threats in the security policy context.
Description
- Head of the Security Policy Assessment and Anticipation Department in technical, human and organisational terms.
- Analysis and evaluation of influencing activities and disinformation as well as other hybrid threats in the security policy context.
- Responsibility for managing strategic anticipation by producing analyses on strategic early detection of security challenges and opportunities.
Questions about this listing
What salary does Confederazione Svizzera offer for this role?
Confederazione Svizzera lists CHF 68'500 - 104'000 gross per year for this position in Bern. This is the salary published in the original listing (or, when the employer omits a figure, a realistic estimate for the role and sector) — the calculator on this site converts it to your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does Confederazione Svizzera offer?
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