IntOps-Engineer Zahlungsterminal — Die Schweizerische Post
- Location
- Bellinzona
- Contract
- other
- Posted
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Role overview
Do you feel at home in the interface between business and IT?
Do you quickly find convincing solutions with your analytical way of thinking and your view of the whole?
Do you like to take over the operational implementation, also in projects?
- Do you feel at home in the interface between business and IT?
- Do you quickly find convincing solutions with your analytical way of thinking and your view of the whole?
Application process
- You are responsible for application management for payment terminals and, in cooperation with internal and external partners, ensure smooth interface communication with the POS system.
- The support and further development of the IT infrastructure, especially in the area of payment terminals, printers, client and network infrastructure, is one of your core tasks.
- You will develop sustainable IT solutions with a holistic view of technological developments and business requirements.
- As a member of a business-related cluster, you support projects around post offices and self-service offerings from conception to successful introduction and ensure the operation of the services. You bring that with you
- You have completed a commercial or technical basic education, ideally supplemented by a higher education in the field of computer science or business informatics.
- In addition, you bring several years of experience in the IT infrastructure sector as well as in-depth knowledge in payment solutions, which allows you to develop sustainable and practical solutions.
- You will analyze complex problems in a structured manner, quickly identify connections and find efficient solutions.
- In addition, you communicate with the addressee, take responsibility and manage several IT services at the same time in a dynamic environment, which allows you to bring your strengths optimally.
Additional details
- As a member of a business-related cluster, you support projects around post offices and self-service offerings from conception to successful introduction and ensure the operation of the services. You bring that with you
Notes and original content
- As a member of a business-related cluster, you support projects around post offices and self-service offerings from conception to successful introduction and ensure the operation of the services.
- You bring that with you
Questions about this listing
What salary does Die Schweizerische Post offer for this role?
Die Schweizerische Post lists CHF 49'500 - 75'000 gross per year for this position in Bellinzona. This is the salary published in the original listing (or, when the employer omits a figure, a realistic estimate for the role and sector) — the calculator on this site converts it to your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does Die Schweizerische Post offer?
This listing is a full-time position. The contract type shown here comes directly from the employer's original posting; always confirm exact hours, notice period and probation length with Die Schweizerische Post during the application process, since these details can vary by role even within the same contract category.
Do I need the G permit to apply for this role in Ticino as an Italian cross-border worker?
Yes, if you are resident in Italy within the 20 km border zone. The Swiss employer files the G-permit application at the Ticino cantonal migration office after the contract is signed — first issuance takes 2-6 weeks, then automatic yearly renewal for as long as the employment continues. Weekly return to your Italian home is required to keep the status.
How do I apply for this position at Die Schweizerische Post?
Use the "Apply now" button on this page — it links directly to Die Schweizerische Post's original listing at job.post.ch, so your application goes straight to the employer's own applicant-tracking system. Frontaliere Ticino does not collect or forward applications itself.
