Administrative in Bellinzona — 30 open positions
- Personnel/administration (personnel training officer) in the Human Resources Sector — Città di Bellinzona · Bellinzona
- Swiss Civil Service – Administrative Help — EOC – Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale · Bellinzona
- Collaborator/author of local staff administration — EOC – Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale · Bellinzona
- Employee/administrative for Central Accounting and Invoicing Service — EOC – Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale · Bellinzona
- Member-administrative (OSA), part-time (80%), with the Office for Social Support and Integration, Service, Bellinzona — Amministrazione Cantonale Ticino · Bellinzona
- General competition 2027 Administrative staff, reception service staff, insured persons officers III, telephone consultants, collectors, bankruptcy administrators, secretaries, assistant secretaries, tax assessors and Administrative Manager at the Cantonal Administration — Amministrazione Cantonale Ticino · Bellinzona
- Specialist File Manager — État de Vaud (Administration cantonale vaudoise) · Lausanne
- Specialist File Manager — État de Vaud (Administration cantonale vaudoise) · Orbe
- Employee HR Administration (m/f/d) — Raiffeisen · Rüti ZH
- Administrative Coordination – Commission for Equal Opportunities (25%) — Universität Bern · Bern
- Administrative officer/a at the UCA — Comune di Massagno · Massagno
- Head of Administration biz Oerlikon — Kantonale Verwaltung Zürich · Zürich
- Executive Secretary and HR — État de Vaud (Administration cantonale vaudoise) · Pully
- Apprentice Commercial Employee Service & Administration (m/f/x) — Vaudoise Assurances · Lausanne
- Headof Administration (all) — BKW · Monthey
- Head of National Road Maintenance Team — État de Vaud (Administration cantonale vaudoise) · Bursins
More about this search for cross-border applicants
Administrative jobs in Bellinzona offer opportunities in a variety of sectors including public administration, finance, healthcare, and education. As the capital of the Ticino canton, Bellinzona’s local economy supports roles ranging from office management to executive assistance. For cross-border workers commuting from northern Italy, understanding Swiss work permits and taxation rules is essential. While salaries in Switzerland tend to be higher than in Italy, the cost of living and commuting times should also be considered. The demand for administrative professionals remains steady, with roles often requiring strong organizational skills, proficiency in Italian and German or English, and familiarity with Swiss labor regulations.