About us
Offres d'emploi Suisse lists jobs from the six cantons of Romandie and nowhere else: Vaud, Geneva, Valais, Fribourg, Neuchâtel and Jura. A search for Nyon, Sion or Delémont returns work in that part of the country without national noise around it.
The employers range from a watch-parts workshop in the Vallée de Joux to a Geneva bank, a Valais ski resort or a municipality in the Broye. Some post here directly, the rest reach the board through public Swiss job sources and company career pages that are read every day.
How it works
- 1Search by keyword and place, for example accountant in Fribourg, then narrow by canton, workload, home-office share, employment type or the language of the ad.
- 2Open a posting for the job description, the workload and any stated salary. The apply link leads to the employer’s own page or address.
- 3Hiring in Romandie? Describe the role, confirm the link we email you, and the posting is published after a quick automatic check. No fee, no account.
Why it’s free
A café in Porrentruy or a joinery in the Gruyère rarely pays to advertise a post, yet those are the jobs many people in the region look for first. Posting and reading stay free so that small employers and their future staff find each other here.
Common questions
- Which cantons does the board cover?
- Vaud, Geneva, Valais, Fribourg, Neuchâtel and Jura. Biel/Bienne is in the canton of Bern, so its jobs are not part of this board.
- Why do some ads appear in German?
- Fribourg and Valais are bilingual, so ads from the Sense and See districts or the Upper Valais are often in German, and Geneva has many in English. The ad-language filter keeps only French ones.
- Can I find a student job here?
- Yes. A low workload filter and a search on your university town, such as Lausanne, Geneva, Fribourg or Neuchâtel, bring up part-time roles that fit around lectures.
- Is posting really free?
- Yes, for every employer in the six cantons. No fee, no subscription and no account.
- Do applications go through this site?
- No. Each posting links to the employer’s own page or address, and the application goes there.
- How does an employer remove a posting?
- With the private link sent by email after the posting is confirmed. That link withdraws the posting; it cannot change it, so a correction means posting again.