Market snapshot · updated
French-speaking jobs in St. Gallen
Open roles right now
SAP WM/MM Consultant
Coopers iET · St. Gallen
Chancellor German Language
Federal Office of Police fedpol · St. Gallen
Freelance Interior Showroom Representative
Jakob Schlaepfer · St. Gallen
Head of Office Administration
Swiss Federation · St. Gallen
German-speaking Judge
Federal Office of Police · St. Gallen
Legal Associate
Federal Administrative Court · St. Gallen
Chef de chancellerie Cour IV
Office fédéral de la police fedpol · St. Gallen
Sales Representative Maintenance Contracts Elevators/Escalators
TK Aufzüge · St. Gallen
Backend Developer
Liip · St. Gallen
Sales Staff Bakery
Bakery Bakery · St. Gallen
Market report
The takeaway: Employers here most often ask for Administrative Law and Asylum Law. Hiring spans junior to senior+ levels.
32
Live roles
▲ 12%
vs last month
100%
Require French
Hiring momentum · 12 weeks
Postings per week, trailing 12 weeks.
Skills in demand
Languages required
Most common: French + German (38%) · French + German + Italian (38%) · English + French + German (12%)
Seniority mix
Top industries hiring
Who's hiring most
Common questions
What skills are most in demand for french-speaking jobs in St. Gallen?
The most-requested skills are Administrative Law, Asylum Law, Legal Research, Public Administration, Legal Drafting, based on live St. Gallen french-speaking postings.
Which languages do french-speaking roles in St. Gallen require?
French is the most-requested language (100% of postings), followed by German (88%). Languages are reported by prevalence across postings.
What seniority levels are hiring for french-speaking in St. Gallen?
The seniority mix is junior 17%, mid 46%, senior 30%, lead 7% across current St. Gallen french-speaking postings.
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Methodology: compiled from the 20’414 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.