Specialist in Litigation and Debt Relief from 70% to 100%
République et Canton de Neuchâtel
Neuchâtel
Key information
- Publication date:13 October 2025
- Workload:70 – 100%
- Place of work:Neuchâtel
Job summary
Join the DFFI department at SFIN, a key player in financial services. This role offers a dynamic work environment and valuable benefits.
Tasks
- Manage state and municipal debt collection cases effectively.
- Conduct legal procedures for debt recovery and negotiate settlements.
- Analyze financial data for debt relief plans and report findings.
Skills
- Commercial maturity and several years of relevant experience required.
- Strong interpersonal skills and team integration abilities.
- Excellent negotiation skills with stress resistance essential.
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Department:DFFIEntity:Financial Service (SFIN)Activities:In connection with the management of receivables of the State, municipalities, and the Confederation, you handle and negotiate complex cases of natural and legal persons who have previously been subject to a deed of default of assets. You undertake all necessary judicial and administrative procedures to recover these receivables. As part of debt relief plans, you gather, analyze, and synthesize economic and social information. Writing internal reports and participating in the decision-making process are part of your responsibilities, as well as reviewing files and providing procedural management advice on behalf of third parties. Additionally, you maintain contacts and take steps with other administrative or para-governmental services, inform the concerned third parties about the status of procedures, and collaborate with debt enforcement offices and courts. You also control financial accounts and perform year-end closing operations related to the managed files.Desired profile:Holder of a commercial maturity diploma, you have several years of professional experience and possess good knowledge of computerized accounting management, common IT tools, as well as the Debt Enforcement and Bankruptcy Act. A perfect command of the French language is essential for this position. Endowed with excellent interpersonal skills, you demonstrate a good ability to integrate within a team and a good aptitude to work independently. Recognized for your sense of responsibility, organization, analytical skills, and negotiation ease, you also possess qualities such as integrity and interpersonal skills. Stress resistance and flexibility are also necessary for this position.Workplace:NeuchâtelStart date:December 1, 2025, or by agreementApplication deadline:October 27, 2025Information:Ms. Anne-Lise Fischer, head of office, tel. 032 889 55 77 or by email: anne-lise.fischer@ne.chAll applications must be sent imperatively to the human resources department and not to the recruiting serviceIf you wish to take on this challenge, please apply online by attaching your complete file (cover letter, CV, diplomas, and work certificates).
