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Project Management jobs in Lausanne
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Senior Product Manager
Nexthink · Lausanne
Backend Developer
Liip · Lausanne
Postdoctoral Researcher SNSF in Information Systems
University of Lausanne · Lausanne
Deputy Director, Western Region, Civil Business Unit
AFRY Schweiz · Lausanne
Head of Mobility Competence Center
Canton of Vaud · Lausanne
Executive Assistant
Frontiers · Lausanne
Project Assistant
Canton de Vaud · Lausanne
Head of Training and Quality Personal Insurance
Vaudoise Assurances · Lausanne
Project Manager Officer - PLM
Amaris Consulting · Lausanne
Senior Product Specialist
Medtronic · Lausanne
Market report
The takeaway: Employers here most often ask for Project Management and Team Leadership. French is the most-requested language (87% of postings). Hiring spans mid-level to senior+ levels.
75
Live roles
▲ 42%
vs last month
87%
Require French
Hiring momentum · 12 weeks
Postings per week, trailing 12 weeks.
Skills in demand
Languages required
Most common: French only (47%) · English + French (17%) · French + German (12%)
Seniority mix
Top industries hiring
Who's hiring most
Common questions
What skills are most in demand for project management jobs in Lausanne?
The most-requested skills are Project Management, Team Leadership, Quality Control, Budget Management, Agile Methodologies, based on live Lausanne project management postings.
Which languages do project management roles in Lausanne require?
French is the most-requested language (87% of postings), followed by English (39%). Languages are reported by prevalence across postings.
What seniority levels are hiring for project management in Lausanne?
The seniority mix is mid 25%, senior 70%, lead 5% across current Lausanne project management postings.
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Methodology: compiled from the 25’750 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.