Un ou une spécialiste rentes 80-100% — Canton du Valais

Full description

The Office AI du Valais is the cantonal centre of competence for the Swiss Invalidity Insurance with more than 190 employees in various fields. He is responsible in Valais for individual insurance benefits for people affected by their health. To strengthen our team, we seek - for an entry into office to be agreed - an Annuity Specialist 80%-100% Your activities You process AI applications to define entitlement to AI pensions and vocational rehabilitation. You decide the direction of the file from the medical, legal and vocational rehabilitation perspective. You are actively collaborating with the regional medical service Rhône, as well as with the rehabilitation service. You analyze and discuss issues in a multidisciplinary team, if necessary in collaboration with other social insurance companies.

Your profile

You have a diploma from a university of commerce, an SWC or equivalent training. A federal patent in social insurance is desired. Professional experience in the field of social insurance is required. You also have an interest in legal aspects. There is also a need for excellent editorial skills and good mastery of basic computer tools (MS Office). Your personality You are a person able to work independently and make decisions. You have good stress resistance and a capacity for interdisciplinary collaboration. With a very good analytical spirit, you also show flexibility. Open to change, you are dynamic, with ease in contacts. Your mother tongue is French and you are ideally familiar with German.

Our offer

• An interesting and demanding job
• An activity rate to be agreed
• In-depth training and continuing training opportunities
• Modern and attractive working conditions
• Working place: in the city centre of Sion (Valais), close to shops and
• Ms Jessica Wyss, Head of Pensions Team, will gladly answer your questions (tel. 027 324 98 33). We look forward to receiving your complete application in PDF format by email: [email protected] until Sunday 23 August 2026.