Finance and Software Asset Manager 80 - 100% at the IT Services Directorate

About the job

Particularity

The IT Services Directorate (DIT) of the University offers a dynamic working environment, supported by a multidisciplinary team, in contact with a top academic community of researchers and teachers.

Field of activity

Curiosity is one of your character traits, and you identify with values such as empathy, transparency, ownership, and respect, then the University IT Directorate is the professional environment where you will thrive. In this role, you will have the opportunity to express all your qualities with autonomy.

Ensure the strategic management of the IT Directorate (DIT) budgets of the University

Supervise the operational management of the DIT budgets

Ensure financial controlling and budget planning

Manage the administrative lifecycle of workstations and standard software (from purchase to decommissioning)

Define software asset management processes to ensure control

Identify synergies in the software portfolio, support standardisation and implement optimisation measures

Ensure the quality of the workstation inventory (PC, Mac & Linux), in collaboration with the Service Desk team

Measure and continuously improve the processes and procedures within the area of responsibility

Requirements

You hold a Bachelor’s degree in a technical or economic field or an equivalent qualification

You have experience in financial management and procurement (public contracts), ideally in an IT context

You have experience in software asset management

You value teamwork and collaboration in a matrix organisation

You are able to negotiate with internal stakeholders as well as suppliers, while being attentive to their constraints

You demonstrate a strong service and results orientation. The principles of continuous improvement hold no secrets for you and you are comfortable with project management principles

You master French or German with good knowledge of the other language; additionally, you have written and spoken English proficiency

Language requirements

French and/or German

with good knowledge of the other language

Start date:

• 01.12.2026

Information:

Stéphane Recrosio

stephane.recrosio@unifr.ch

Application deadline:

02.08.2026

Submission address:

Via this link.