CSEM Centre Suisse d'Electronique et de Microtechnique SA - Recherche et Développement
Senior Philanthropy Manager - Foundations (F/M/D) 80-100%
Neuchâtel · NE
- Lohn
- Geschätzt CHF 100’000–130’000 pro Jahr (100 %)
- Schätzung von jopp, nicht aus dem Inserat.
- Veröffentlicht am
- 10. September 2026
- Zuletzt gesehen
- 19. September 2026
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Facing the challenges of our time
You are a , building bridges between CSEM’s researchers and philanthropic partners, forging lasting relationships, and securing the funding needed to transform breakthrough innovations into societal impact
key contributor to CSEM’s growing Fundraising and Development team
flexible within Switzerland (work at a CSEM site in Allschwil, Alpnach, Bern, Landquart, Neuchâtel, Schwyz or Zürich – combined with home office), with at least one day per week on site at CSEM's Neuchâtel headquarters
Your mission
You will develop and manage a portfolio of private and corporate foundations, building relationships across the full donor cycle and handling the proposals, reporting and grant agreements that come with them, to secure six- and seven-figure gifts in support of CSEM's mission to develop and transfer world-class technology and strengthen the Swiss economy. Reporting to the Chief Development Officer within a recently formed Fundraising and Development office, you will have the entrepreneurial autonomy to build and grow foundations fundraising, working alongside the CDO and the wider team
Build and grow foundations fundraising within CSEM's Fundraising and Development office in close collaboration with the CDO;
Independently develop and manage a strong portfolio of private and corporate foundation prospects across the full cycle, from research and identification through to solicitation and close;
Work with CSEM's scientists and business units to translate technical programmes into compelling cases for support;
Steward existing donors, meet reporting obligations and maintain and strengthen relationships, with the ability to expand them both in terms of personal trust and financial commitment;