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Pension and Insurance Advisor
Convit GmbH. Analyze clients’ financial and pension planning needs on an individual basis .
Posted 10/28/2026full-timeCressier • SwitzerlandMid-LevelSenior💰 CHF 1,500 - CHF 7,500 per monthWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in financial and pension planning, with a strong ability to analyze client needs and develop tailored proposals. Proficient in client advisory meetings and documentation using digital tools, while maintaining a commitment to continuous learning and obtaining necessary qualifications.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Financial PlanningPension PlanningVBV QualificationFrench Language ProficiencyInterpersonal Skills
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Hard Skills
Financial AnalysisProposal DevelopmentClient AdvisoryDocumentationIndependent Work Structuring
Soft Skills
Active ListeningWillingness to LearnStrong Interest in Pension Matters
Tools & Technologies
Digital ToolsCompany Processes
Certifications & Qualifications
VBV Qualification
Industry Keywords
Advisory ActivitiesIntermediary ActivitiesClient MeetingsTraining Sessions
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Analyze clients’ financial and pension planning needs on an individual basis
- Prepare client files and develop proposals tailored to their circumstances
- Conduct advisory meetings within the scope of validated competencies
- Participate in training sessions and team days at the Biel/Bienne site
- Document each case using the company’s digital tools and processes
- Participate in client meetings in your region
Requirements
What you’ll need- French at B2 level or higher
- A VBV qualification, at least in the Life profile, is an advantage but not required to get started
- Applicants without a qualification must be willing to pursue training and obtain the necessary qualifications
- Advisory and intermediary activities may only begin once the applicable requirements have been met and internal authorization has been obtained
- Strong interpersonal skills and a pronounced ability to listen actively
- Ability to structure work independently and thoroughly
- Willingness to learn and a strong interest in pension planning matters
- If residing abroad, a work permit must be verified as required
Benefits
Comp & perks- Strong support and a structured onboarding process
- Regular interaction with experienced colleagues
- Digital tools and clear processes
- Clear learning path with practical support as needed
- Hybrid working model with the possibility of partial remote work
- Free preparation course for the VBV admission exam
- Convit covers the course fees