Cyrielle Friedrich obtained her master's degree in criminal and civil law, supplemented by options in contract law and medical law, from the University of Geneva in 2008.

Following the successful completion of her master's degree, she assisted Professor Bernhard Sträuli as an assistant in general criminal law and undertook a doctorate in the Department of Criminal Law at the University of Geneva, which culminated in the award of her doctorate in October 2013. Her doctoral thesis is entitled: " Sciences and techniques as means of evidence in criminal proceedings ".

In parallel with her doctorate and her position as assistant, she successfully completed the training provided by the University of Geneva's Ecole d'Avocature in June 2012.

Cyrielle Friedrich brilliantly obtained her bar exam in June 2014 after completing her internship with the law firm of Me Jacques Barillon.

She then worked in the same law firm as a senior associate until December 2016.

She represents clients in contentious matters before the criminal, civil and administrative courts, and advises and assists individuals and corporate entities. It regularly appears before the cantonal and federal authorities in French-speaking Switzerland.

Member of the Swiss Bar Association (FSA) and the Geneva Bar Association (OdA).