Strategic Real Estate Planning Project Manager – 100%

As a strategic real estate planning project manager, you will actively participate in the definition and deployment of the HUG real estate strategy. You are notably responsible for steering the establishment, the coordination and the monitoring of the institution's real estate master plan, covering all sites operated by or belonging to the HUG. You also manage public project management missions and act as an internal consultant to the Direction de l’immobilier. You conduct studies, lead diagnostics, and provide your expertise within the framework of complex and cross-functional institutional real estate projects. In this capacity, you gather and structure data relating to assets, projects, and institutional needs. You coordinate the mobilized internal and external specialists and guarantee the production of various deliverables according to the expected objectives, deadlines, and quality levels. You plan, organize, and lead the meetings necessary for project progress and ensure the involvement of all stakeholders. In collaboration with cantonal and municipal authorities, you participate in urban planning reflections relating to the development of HUG sites. You notably maintain close relationships with competent services in the fields of land use planning, urban planning, and building permits. You intervene in the upstream phases of projects, notably during the phases of defining objectives and architectural and functional programs. You also steer or contribute to preliminary design studies and ensure coherence between institutional orientations, user needs, technical constraints, financial resources, and regulatory requirements. You ensure project reporting to governance and decision-making bodies. You prepare analyses and summaries allowing members of the Direction, representatives of the owner, as well as various commissions to have reliable and structured information to make their decisions. You guarantee fluid communication between the different stakeholders and represent the Direction de l’immobilier during internal and external meetings. Finally, you contribute to the development of standards, directives, and working methodologies of the Direction de l’immobilier in order to capitalize on best practices and sustainably improve project performance. You hold a university degree at Master's level or an EPF/HES engineering or architect degree in the fields of architecture, engineering, urban planning, land use planning, real estate, or a training deemed equivalent. You benefit from at least 7 years of proven experience in real estate planning, project management, architectural programming, or the management of large complex real estate projects. You master the upstream phases of construction projects as well as the standards, methods, and regulations applicable in Switzerland. In-depth knowledge of SIA service models and processes related to public project management is indispensable. You have a good understanding of the urbanistic, patrimonial, economic, and environmental challenges related to the development of an institutional real estate portfolio. Experience in the realization of a real estate master plan, in a hospital environment, or with a public administration constitutes an important asset. You are able to analyze complex needs, translate them into structured real estate programs, and produce recommendations that facilitate decision-making. You master the principles of estimating investment, operating, and maintenance costs as well as the general planning of real estate operations. You are recognized for your steering capabilities, your strategic vision, and your ability to coordinate partners from various professional fields, without necessarily having a direct hierarchical link. Your political sense, your interpersonal ease, and your negotiation skills allow you to represent the Direction de l’immobilier to institutional, cantonal, and municipal interlocutors. You demonstrate autonomy, rigor, pragmatism, and an excellent capacity for synthesis. Your oral and written communication allows you to make complex subjects accessible and to present convincing recommendations to decision-making bodies. You perfectly master French. A good knowledge of English constitutes an asset. Start date: to be agreed Number of positions: 1 Activity rate: 100 % Function class: 22 Contract type: CDM of 36 months Application deadline: 30.08.2026 Information request: M. C. Lucarain, chef du service maîtrise d’ouvrage opérationnelle (SMOO), clement.Lucarain@hug.ch Your application file must include a letter demonstrating your motivation, your curriculum vitae, copies of the diplomas and certificates required for the position, and the last 2 work certificates. This advertisement is addressed equally to women and men. Only applications submitted via the recruitment platform are taken into account. Paper and email applications will not be processed. With more than 13,000 employees representing 160 professions, the Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève are a reference institution at the national and international level. To learn more about our institution, take a few minutes to consult our 2025 retrospective by clicking here. The position is attached to the Direction de l'immob