Controller Agricultural Control Service of Grisons

• 30 July 2026 • 100% • Indefinite duration • Chur Together for Grisons Switzerland's only trilingual canton is economically, culturally, and politically diverse. Grisons, with 7106 km², is the largest canton in Switzerland and offers a high quality of life with 150 valleys, 615 lakes, 140 holiday resorts, and countless sunny days per year. The cantonal administration of Grisons is as versatile as our landscape. Bring your unique skills and contribute with us to shaping the future of the cantonal administration of Grisons. Controller Agricultural Control Service of Grisons # Office of Agriculture and Geoinformation | approx. 20 days of control per year | Grisons ## The Office of Agriculture and Geoinformation (OAG) is a service of the Department of Public Economy and Social Affairs. It includes the four divisions Agricultural Measures, Structural Improvements, Surveying, and the GIS competence center. The agricultural control service of Grisons (SCAG) is an inspection body accredited according to the ISO/IEC 17020 standard and is responsible for relevant agricultural controls on ÖLN and summer grazing farms. Within the SCAG control team, you will verify direct payment programs, animal protection, primary production, as well as various private law labels. A versatile and responsible task awaits you, with short decision-making paths as well as a committed and competent team within the cantonal administration. For the agricultural control service of Grisons, we are looking for two motivated and competent controllers starting from 1 November 2026. Your area of responsibility • Controls of direct payment programs (ÖLN, GMF, RAUS and grazing contribution, summer grazing), animal protection, primary production (animal movement, veterinary medicines, animal health, dairy production hygiene) and private law labels such as IP-Suisse and QM-viande suisse. What we expect from you • Agricultural diploma with at least two years of practical experience on an ÖLN or organic farm. Practical experience in arable farming is desired. • Good IT knowledge • Communication and conflict management skills as well as assertiveness • Autonomy, reliability as well as great motivation • Knowledge of Romansh and/or Italian is an advantage We look forward to receiving your application online and to getting to know you. For any questions, Andrea Laim, head of control, telephone: +41 81 257 24 05, or Michael Burkard, head of the Agricultural Measures division, telephone: +41 81 257 24 01, are at your disposal. Registration deadline: 30 August 2026