Specialised Case Manager

For the Economic Crime Division of the Central Public Prosecutor's Office, we are seeking a specialised case manager on a fixed-term contract to cover maternity leave, for a duration of approximately 7 to 8 months.

In this role, you will ensure the secretariat and the operation of the prosecutor's registry.

In addition to the activities below, you will maintain statistics and provide information, as needed, to the various parties involved in the cases.

Furthermore, you may be required to take minutes of hearings.

The Public Prosecutor's Office is the criminal prosecution authority for the entire Vaud territory. It therefore directs the preliminary criminal procedure and investigations into offences brought to its attention, when they concern adults. It also represents the prosecution before courts and various judicial bodies.

The Public Prosecutor's Office is composed of the Central Public Prosecutor's Office, the 4 district offices, and the Cantonal Public Prosecutor's Office STRADA.

• Ensure the secretariat and operation of the prosecutor's registry
• Manage judicial files handled by the prosecutor
• Provide information to litigants and partners in the criminal justice chain
• Assist the prosecutor or the clerk during hearings

The Public Prosecutor's Office offers its staff flexible working time arrangements.

For more information, please consult the job description by clicking here or contact Ms Céline Christillin, HR Assistant and Recruitment Advisor at 021 316 65 26. Please accompany your CV with a complete file and a cover letter.

• Federal certificate of commercial employee or equivalent qualification
• Several years of experience desired in the judicial and/or banking field
• Good knowledge of German and/or English
• Excellent command of spelling
• Rigour, adaptability and ease of working in a team
• Flexibility, stress resistance and discretion
• Respect for standards and procedures
• Sense of organisation and public service
• Clean criminal record and free from prosecutions or bankruptcy proceedings

Engaging in a secondary activity in the same field is considered a conflict of interest and is therefore incompatible with the position.

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