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Engineering jobs in Lausanne
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Car Support Staff
sixt · Lausanne
Postdoctoral Researcher in Biotechnology of non-Saccharomyces Yeast
ETH Zurich · Lausanne
Data & Application Integrator
MGI Consultants · Lausanne
BAMO Manager
Steinhem direct search · Lausanne
Elevator Apprentice
Schindler · Lausanne
PhD Student in Integrated Photonic-Spintronic Devices
EPFL · Lausanne
Senior Pilot Plant Technician - Dairy Technologies and Food Processes
Nestle · Lausanne
Head of Release Management & Testing
Vaudoise Assurances · Lausanne
Platform Engineer / DevOps Engineer
Taurus · Lausanne
Electrical Project Manager Engineer - Electrical Planner/Draftsman
BKW · Lausanne
Market report
The takeaway: Employers here most often ask for Project Management and Python. French is the most-requested language (78% of postings). Hiring spans junior to lead levels.
170
Live roles
▲ 4%
vs last month
78%
Require French
Hiring momentum · 12 weeks
Postings per week, trailing 12 weeks.
Skills in demand
Languages required
Most common: French only (50%) · English only (22%) · English + French (19%)
Seniority mix
Top industries hiring
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Common questions
What skills are most in demand for engineering jobs in Lausanne?
The most-requested skills are Project Management, Python, Civil Engineering, Quality Control, Technical Documentation, based on live Lausanne engineering postings.
Which languages do engineering roles in Lausanne require?
French is the most-requested language (78% of postings), followed by English (47%). Languages are reported by prevalence across postings.
What seniority levels are hiring for engineering in Lausanne?
The seniority mix is junior 12%, mid 53%, senior 26%, lead 9% across current Lausanne engineering postings.
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Methodology: compiled from the 32’052 live postings in JobLabrador's index, collected daily from public job postings. Percentages describe composition; month-over-month comparisons use only sources present in both periods.