Accountant 80-90%
- 05 November 2026
- 80 – 90%
- Permanent position
- German (Native language), French (Basic knowledge)
About the job
Start date:
1 February 2027 or by arrangement
Workplace:
Bern
For the Youth Prosecutor's Office Bern-Mittelland, we are looking for an accountant.
Your tasks
- Manage accounts payable and receivable
- Create invoicing and debt collection runs (penalty orders)
- Prepare the basis for procedural cost and fee invoicing
- Post inventory accounts, postal account and cash movements
- Counter service with direct customer contact (cash transactions) and safe management
- Perform closing tasks
Your profile
- Commercial or equivalent training with professional experience (preferably in the field of justice, police and/or legal practice or in finance and accounting)
- Further training as an accounting clerk and knowledge of SAP financial modules (S/4HANA) advantageous
- Flair and interest in legal issues
- Independent, reliable, efficient and precise working style
- Enjoyment of customer contact
- Good knowledge of French (B1)
We offer you
You can rightly assume that the Canton of Bern is a fair employer in every respect with very good employment conditions. In addition, there are:
- Pleasant working atmosphere in a committed team
- Good infrastructure and modern, central workplace
- Contemporary employment conditions
- Annual working hours
Contact
For further information, please contact Ms Beatrice Lavater, Co-Head of Department, at telephone number +41 31 636 32 10.
Questions about the application process can be answered by Ms Nicole Gerber, HR specialist, at telephone number +41 31 636 48 14.
The Cantonal Youth Prosecutor's Office is part of the Public Prosecutor's Office and is responsible for enforcing the state's criminal claims against juveniles. Within the canton, the Youth Prosecutor's Office has four regional offices. The Cantonal Youth Prosecutor's Office conducts the preliminary proceedings, prosecutes offences within the framework of investigations, issues final orders, penalty orders, brings charges if necessary and represents these charges in court. The Youth Prosecutor's Office is also responsible for enforcing imposed juvenile criminal penalties and protective measures, as well as for subsequent decisions.
https://www.staw.justice.be.ch/de/start.html