Diplomatic Employee, Finance

Bern, Switzerland \| 80-100% This is what you can achieve <br /> • Shared responsibility for Swiss foreign policy in the financial sector, including a focus on tax issues, sanctions issues, sustainable financial economy and development finance (in cooperation with the specialist services) • Advising the departmental management and handling foreign policy affairs in the field of financial foreign policy • Promoting the innovative capacity of the Swiss financial center (in cooperation with the specialist services) • Support for the banking relationships of the diplomatic community in Switzerland • Responsibility for EDA-internal training in the field of financial foreign policy <br /> What makes you unique <br /> • University degree (Master), preferably in finance, economics and/or international relations • Initial professional experience, preferably in the financial sector and/or in the federal administration • Knowledge of the Swiss financial market (including financial market regulation) • Affinity for future technologies • Independence and resilience • Excellent language skills (two national languages and English) <br /> In a nutshell You shape Swiss financial foreign policy at the interface of diplomacy, finance and international cooperation and contribute to effectively representing Switzerland's interests in the global environment. What we offer <br /> • Working for Switzerland We are committed to the Swiss success model and work for the benefit of the population. • Lived diversity Thanks to equal opportunities, we unfold our competencies and bring different perspectives into play. • Healthy at work We support and advise our employees in the area of physical and mental health. All benefits (https://www.stelle.admin.ch/stelle/de/home/bundesverwaltung/ihre-vorteile-auf-einen-blick.html) <br /> The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (EDA) coordinates and shapes Swiss foreign policy on behalf of the Federal Council, safeguards the country's interests and promotes Swiss values. The State Secretariat (STS) steers the development, coordination and planning of foreign policy and is responsible for reporting to the political authorities and leading the Swiss foreign network. It is responsible for implementing Switzerland's foreign policy strategy. The most important dossiers include cooperation with the United Nations (UN), the development of relations with the European Union (EU) and security and peace policy. Additional information Questions about the position Fabian Fröhlich Head +41 58 48 15052 Questions about the application HRB EDA