• Tasks

    In the Swiss Armed Forces’ peacekeeping missions in Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Korea, military personnel maintain independent accounts and are responsible for the financial management of the individual missions. They serve as accounting officers and are also responsible for monitoring and auditing the mission service funds.

    Possible functions

    • Quartermaster NNSC
    • Staff Officer Finance Quartermaster (S8 / QM) SWISSCOY
    • Unit Quartermaster Support Company (Sup Coy) SWISSCOY
    • Warrant Officer Swiss Air Transport Detachment / cook KFOR
    • Warrant Officer LMT SWISSCOY
    • Warrant Officer EUFOR LOT

    Sought after profiles

    • Individuals with basic commercial training in the fields of accounting and experience in financial management.
    • Some functions require a non-commissioned officer or officer training.
    • SWISSCOY | KFOR

      SWISSCOY in Kosovo is the Swiss Armed Forces largest peace support operation to date. 215 men and women undertake a wide variety of functions in support of Kosovo Force (KFOR).

    • EUFOR ALTHEA

      Since 2004, up to 20 Swiss Armed Forces personnel have been working in Liaison and Observation Teams (LOT) supporting EUFOR ALTHEA in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

    • NNSC

      The Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission (NNSC) on the Demarcation Line between North and South Korea is the longest Swiss peace support mission to date. The NNSC is perma­nently occupied by five Swiss and five Swedish officers.

    • From application to assignment abroad

      Interested women and men can apply to the SWISSINT Competence Centre for a peace-promoting mission abroad within the framework of the Swiss Armed Forces. We are looking for experts from a wide variety of professions. The basic requirements differ depending on the mission and type of operation.

      Do you have any questions about the selection process or the scope of functions? Feel free to contact us by phone or e-mail.