Diver in underwater archaeology 50-70%

Start date: September 1st or to be agreed upon Diver in archaeology Start date: September 1st or to be agreed upon Place of work: The Archaeological Service of the Canton of Bern is looking for a qualified diver to strengthen its diving team starting September 1st (or on a date to be agreed). Tasks: - Conduct scientific research in the field of archaeology and in wet environments within a team of 7 people. - Prospecting/monitoring, excavations, and supervision of third-party work in context, and perform work according to scientific criteria using digital tools (image processing software, GIS, databases, photography, topographic surveys (e.g., using a GNSS RTK receiver). - Support the diving team leader and your colleagues by applying safety instructions (monitoring diving, revision control). Your qualifications: - Diving certification (CMAS 2 or equivalent), driver's license category B, and ideally, category A (or you commit to obtaining it after your entry into the profession, preferably in the craft area). - Basic knowledge in archaeology and ideally, complementary knowledge in areas such as geographic systems (GIS), CAD programs, databases, photogrammetry, or topography. - Ability to work responsibly and reliably, both independently and as part of a team. - Physical endurance: working outdoors all year round, as well as time spent in the office. - Cultural diversity awareness of the Canton of Bern and ability to communicate in both French and German (acquired level B1 or equivalent). We offer: We propose an interesting part-time position with responsibilities in the field of cultural policy of the Canton of Bern, with the possibility of actively participating in the development of your area of activity. Additionally, we offer an annualized schedule and dynamics within a qualified team. We aim for a balanced gender and linguistic regional representation in our team. Therefore, applications from women and French-speaking individuals are particularly welcomed. Contact: Would you like to know more? Please direct your questions to: Lukas Schärer, Deputy Head of the Prehistoric Archaeology Section and Team Leader of Diving, phone: The Office of Culture (OC) of the Department of Education and Culture (INC) supports institutions and cultural sectors. It is also responsible for the protection of cultural heritage in the Canton of Bern (archaeology and historical monuments). Through its activities, it promotes cultural life, ensures the preservation of cultural heritage, and advocates for cultural development. The Archaeological Service (SAB) is a section of the Office of Culture. It is the cantonal entity for the inventory, protection, research, and management of archaeological remains. The diving team is an external unit of the Archaeological Service, based on the shores of Lake Biel, and deals with submerged archaeological sites or in context. jid85058a7aen jit0310aen jpiy26aen