Morges
Network Stamp and Tariff Specialist (m/f) 80-100%
- 04 November 2026
- 80 – 100%
- Permanent position
- Morges
About the job
Our Networks business unit acts as a facilitator by supporting our stakeholders in their electrification efforts. We build and operate smart, resilient, and sustainable distribution networks, backed by technological innovation, to deliver electrical energy to our customers and address growing energy challenges.
To complete the Strategic Management team within the Infrastructure Management & Support department in Morges, we are looking for a
Network Stamp and Tariff Specialist (m/f) 80-100%
Profile
- Economist (HEC), finance specialist or EPF/HES engineering degree in electrical engineering or equivalent training.
- Experience in financial analysis and electrical transmission and distribution networks.
- Comfortable with MS Office IT tools, especially Excel. SAP knowledge is an asset.
- Proven experience in structuring financial data & creating dashboards.
- Structured, analytical and synthetic mindset.
- Native French speaker, German B2.
Responsibilities
- Develop the network tariff strategy.
- Define the network tariff and ensure the calculation of network tariffs in compliance with the legal framework and regulatory constraints to ensure a competitive positioning.
- Establish the kWh budget necessary for the calculation of network tariffs.
- Ensure the calculation of network losses and monitor all tariffs.
- Provide consulting services to third parties, manage the documents required by ElCom, define the data necessary for ElCom reporting, complete it and submit it on time.
- Quarterly control of the value of our network and monitor energy movements.
- Calculate remuneration for network use by network level (NR) always applying the latest industry guidelines.
- Calculate the stamp for downstream DSOs.
Benefits
In this team, you will be able to develop in an environment favourable to sharing and communication, where you can manage your tasks autonomously and efficiently.
Application deadline: 22 November 2026
Start date: immediately or by agreement