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Opportunity – State of Geneva / 30th September 2026
Your Mission
Would you like to put your treasury expertise at the service of a public organisation at the heart of Geneva's economy?
Join the General Treasury Directorate of the State of Geneva, within the Directorate General of Finance (DGFE), and become a key player in managing the canton’s financial flows.
As part of a specialised team of five professionals, you will contribute to the management and smooth operation of the centralised treasury of the State and its main subsidised entities. You will be at the heart of interactions between financial departments, information systems, banking partners and the various administrative entities.
Your expertise will help ensure the proper functioning of the centralised system, the reliability of financial flows and the efficiency of treasury tools, while supporting their further development.
Your Responsibilities
As the reference person for financial flow management and treasury tools, your responsibilities will include:
Managing the State's centralised treasury and payment transactions;
- Monitoring and analysing cash-flow planning for the main subsidised entities;
- Producing the reports, analyses and indicators required to manage the activity;
- Ensuring the consistency and proper functioning of the centralised treasury management system, in collaboration with all stakeholders;
- Leading and coordinating projects related to information systems and their development;
- Contributing to the standardisation and optimisation of processes related to financial flows and payment transactions;
- Supporting the development of the State's financial and accounting information system and contributing to its implementation.
Reporting directly to the Director of General Treasury, you will have a cross-functional view of treasury flows and will work with numerous internal and external stakeholders.
Your Profile
You are an experienced finance professional with particular expertise in treasury and financial-flow management.
You have, in particular:
- Several years of experience in treasury, finance or accounting, ideally in a centralised treasury environment (bank, company or institution);
- In-depth knowledge of payment transactions in Switzerland;
- Strong analytical and conceptual skills, excellent organisational abilities and a high degree of rigour;
- Good writing skills and the ability to produce high-quality analyses and reports;
- A genuine ability to anticipate, communicate, negotiate and bring together stakeholders with diverse profiles;
- The ability to work independently, collaboratively and cross-functionally; you are recognised for your interpersonal skills and ease in dealing with others;
- Good command of standard IT tools and financial and accounting information systems;
- Fluency in English and German, with a certified minimum B2 level required.
Required Education and/or Professional Experience
You hold a university Master's degree in economics, finance, management or an equivalent qualification.
Additional training or certification in treasury is considered a strong asset.
You have at least 5 years of proven professional experience, ideally gained within a centralised treasury function, bank, company or institution.
Your Benefits
Joining the State of Geneva means becoming part of an administration that places expertise, collaboration and public service at the heart of its activities.
You will work in an environment that promotes:
- Autonomy and accountability;
- Collaboration and cross-functional working;
- Trust and the pursuit of tangible results;
- Skills development through continuous training;
- A working environment based on the core values of the cantonal administration: respect, integrity, impartiality and availability.
Would you like to put your treasury expertise at the service of a public-interest mission and contribute to the development of the State's financial tools?
Join us!
Florie Contat
Head of HR Sector
florie.contat@etat.ge.ch
REPUBLIC AND CANTON OF GENEVA
Department of Finance, Human Resources and External Affairs (DF)
Human Resources Directorate
Rue du Stand 26 – 1204 Geneva
P.O. Box 3937 – 1211 Geneva 3
Tel. +41 22 546 05 41 – Fax +41 22 546 05 31
Internal mail code: A801ER
Career Development
Assessing the Current Job Market
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You can also consult our links for more specific studies on the treasury job market.
Keeping Up to Date with Key Financial Certifications
International Certification
The most widely recognised treasury qualification is the one developed by the ACT (Association of Corporate Treasurers).
EACT uses the EACT Treasury Survey to identify the key skills required by treasury professionals at different stages of their careers. Based on the survey results, a competency framework will be developed to identify the essential technical and interpersonal skills.
Risk managers may also be interested in the Financial Risk Manager (FRM) certification awarded by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP).
Swiss Certification
Our colleagues in German-speaking Switzerland offer a treasury certification in partnership with the Haute École spécialisée de Lucerne (HSLU).
Risk management can also be studied at the Université de Genève.
Monitoring Salary Trends
Michael Page Switzerland has published its 2026 Salary Guide which includes treasury roles in Switzerland.
A global treasury salary survey, updated every six months, is available from Treasury Recruitment.
We also recommend consulting Robert Half’s 2026 Salary Guide.

