5000 new AI jobs in Switzerland – what the university study means for you

TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents 5000 new AI jobs in Switzerland – what the university study means for you.

A number that gives pause for thought: In the last few months alone, around 5000 new AI-related positions have been advertised in Switzerland. This is reported by the Tages-Anzeiger, citing a study by the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences.

If you work in Switzerland or are currently looking for a job, you've long since noticed: AI now appears in job advertisements almost everywhere – not just in classic tech professions. A new study now shows just how strong the trend really is. We summarize what is known so far.

What the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences has found

According to the Tages-Anzeiger, the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences analyzed how demand for AI skills is developing on the Swiss job market. The result: companies are

posting significantly more AI-related positions

– according to the paper. Specifically, the new AI-related advertisements add up to around 5000 positions.

Which job profiles are particularly in demand?

Which professional profiles and skills are particularly in demand is, according to the Tages-Anzeiger, the central question of the article. If you want to know whether your own profile fits or which competencies are currently in demand, the main text provides the answers.

What this means for you

What the development means concretely for you and other employees – and which skills are now particularly in demand – is answered by the Tages-Anzeiger in the main text. The teaser explicitly asks:

What this means for employees

– with concrete answers on competencies and particularly sought-after job profiles.

More on the topic

You can find the full background on the specific job profiles and what else the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences has discovered in the original article by the Tages-Anzeiger.