About the role

Quality Manager & IMS Officer managing integrated management systems focusing on ISO standards. Supporting audits and process optimizations in a flexible working environment.

Responsibilities

Shape a modern Integrated Management System (IMS) with a focus on ISO 9001 & ISO 27001 and contribute your expertise in quality management, audits, and process optimization.
You will support audits, implement standard requirements in a practical way, and assist teams in optimizing processes and managing risks.
You will also be responsible for maintaining and further developing these procedures across the company — including organizing appropriate trainings and workshops.
You detect system deviations early, evaluate them thoroughly, and derive targeted improvement measures for our management systems.
Whether it’s a quality, environmental, or another management system — you will accompany the entire process from preparation and implementation through continuous improvement.
You competently assess internal audits and, if required, also support external audits.
You assemble a qualified audit team and ensure that professional development remains a priority.
When conducting internal audits, you apply your knowledge of audit principles, procedures, and techniques effectively.
You are also experienced in risk management and apply appropriate methods effectively to sustainably improve processes.

You hold a degree in (industrial) engineering, (business) informatics, quality management, or a comparable field — alternatively, you have a relevant vocational qualification.
You have initial practical experience in quality management, ideally in the context of ISO 9001.
Knowledge of additional standards/regulations — for example environmental management or information security (ISO 27001).
You think analytically, work in a structured way, and maintain an overview even in complex situations.
You also stand out through strong communication skills and the ability to develop solutions collaboratively within a team.
You are willing to travel within Switzerland and Germany approximately three times per month.
You have excellent written and spoken German and good English skills to operate confidently in an international work environment.

Participation in the company share program, including subsidies for free shares and support for occupational pension provisions.
Flexible working time models (e.g., part-time, flexitime, trust-based working hours, …).
30 days’ vacation and a company car (also available for private use).
Access to an external employee assistance platform for all life situations (e.g., advice for caring for dependents, childcare options, support with private or professional matters, …).
Health prevention measures and sports offers, e.g., EGYM Wellpass or bike leasing.
Numerous learning and development opportunities in our VINCI Academy for your individual technical and leadership career.
Purchasing discounts with over 700 reputable providers and much more!