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Nestlé Vevey, Switzerland, is seeking a Group Statutory Reporting Supervisor to oversee Period End Closing, statutory reporting, and related accounting processes. You will ensure policy compliance, protect balance sheet integrity, and partner with Shared Services and external auditors.
Ideal candidates bring CA or equivalent, with in-house statutory accounting experience and strong Excel, SAP, and CFiN skills. Fluency in English is required, French preferred.
Location: Vevey, Switzerland
Work model: Office-based with hybrid flexibility / Full time
Contract type / duration: Permanent contract
Target start date: As soon as possible
Deadline for applications: 6 September 2026
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As Group Statutory Reporting Supervisor, you will be responsible for a defined portfolio of entities, overseeing Period End Closing, statutory reporting, and remaining accounting-related processes in the market. You will act as guardian of market accounting policies and procedures, safeguarding balance sheet integrity, and serve as a key point of contact for Shared Services Centers on Accounting Operations questions and improvement initiatives. In this role, you will also partner with the wider Finance community to strengthen controls, service quality, and end-to-end improvements.
We are committed to an inclusive and respectful hiring experience and are happy to provide reasonable accommodations if needed. Our workplaces are fully accessible and supported by a strong safety culture, with modern installations and procedures to ensure a safe environment for everyone.
The hiring process typically includes a video interview with Talent Acquisition, an interview with the hiring team, and final interviews and offer. We review applications as they are received and close the role once a strong list of relevant candidates is identified, so we encourage you to apply early. All information is treated confidentially.