What you'll do:

Reporting directly to the Territorial Integration Pillar Coordinator of the FCC Project, you will oversee territorial planning and cross-project synergies. You will lead the operational coordination of thematic working groups covering surface site planning, associated development projects, and alignment with local territorial initiatives. In this role, you will play a key part in delivering an FCC project that is well integrated into its host territories, sustainable, and broadly supported by local stakeholders.

Your responsibilities:

Coordinate cross-functional working groups on territorial planning matters, including architecture, infrastructure, socio-economic issues, and related topics, as well as local committees for surface sites. Facilitate information sharing with territorial stakeholders and identify issues requiring strategic decision-making.
Build and maintain relationships with local stakeholders, including public authorities, residents, and institutional partners, to identify territorial challenges and ensure they are appropriately reflected in the project.
Identify and promote territorial development opportunities arising from the FCC project, including urban development, economic growth, and infrastructure synergies, in collaboration with local and regional authorities.
Contribute to the management of the territorial planning workstream by participating in project reviews, monitoring the master schedule, and preparing supporting documentation for governance bodies.
Produce consolidated progress reports and contribute to the development of project monitoring tools, including indicators, risk registers, and dashboards.

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Your profile:

Proven experience managing territorial planning projects associated with major infrastructure developments, including urban and landscape integration, construction impact management, and coordination of territorial interfaces. Experience in cross-border or multi-institutional environments is a plus.
Experience coordinating and facilitating multi-stakeholder processes, particularly in the context of territorial consultation involving institutional and local stakeholders.
Experience developing and supporting territorial development initiatives linked to infrastructure projects, including identifying opportunities and fostering synergies with local stakeholders.
Master’s degree or equivalent relevant experience in Spatial Planning, Urban Planning, Geography, Political Science, or a related field.

Your skills:

Project management expertise.
Proficiency in standard office software packages.
Knowledge of spatial planning tools, procedures, and urban planning policies in France and/or Switzerland.
Ability to design and manage territorial consultation and stakeholder engagement processes.
Delivers structured and clear presentations; adapts style and content to the audience; responds calmly and confidently to questions.
Approaches others with an open mind and considers their perspectives.
Maintains a structured and organized work approach; able to prioritize tasks and plan with results in mind.
Identifies, defines, and assesses problems, and takes decisive action to address them.
Strongly supports the organization and its goals; speaks positively about CERN.
Fluent spoken and written English and French.