IT Designer - 60%

Ref 2586576 | Date: 21 Oct 2026 HUG - Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève With more than 13'000 employees representing 160 professions, the Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève are a reference institution at the national and international levels. To learn more about our institution, take a few minutes to consult our 2025 retrospective by clicking [here](< >). Counting nearly 1'200 employees, the [Département de médecine aiguë](< >)(DMA) includes the Services of anesthesiology, clinical pharmacology and toxicology, intensive care and emergencies. It responds to a quadruple mission through its services which bring their expertise in frequent interaction with all the Hôpitaux universitaires de Genève, thanks to a transversal platform, with the objective of ensuring the best possible care for patients. The Emergency Service, a multidisciplinary structure, has the mission to welcome patients 24h/24, regardless of the nature of their health problem. It aims to provide rapid and effective care, directing patients to the infrastructure most adapted to their case. Integrated into this service, the Unité de Urgences Santé (144) is placed under the authority and supervision of the cantonal health office of the Republic and Canton of Geneva. This unit treats requests from number 144 and number (centrale santé Genève); it regulates emergency situations, mobilizes the necessary resources and coordinates rescue operations. It also plays a crucial role in informing and directing callers to the appropriate care centers when an emergency intervention is not required. It also manages inter-hospital transfers, whether land or air. With approximately 70 employees, it manages 300'000 telephone calls annually, including 110'000 emergencies, and creates 90'000 regulation files. It also coordinates 48'000 ambulance missions and 4'500 SMUR interventions per year. In the event of an exceptional situation, it establishes and manages the Centre Opérationnel de Réponse et Régulation Urgences Santé (CORUS) dedicated to the cantonal monitoring and coordination of the exceptional sanitary situation. Regulation within the unit is ensured by qualified paramedics (HES nurse or ES ambulance driver) who filter emergency calls, assist witnesses in performing first aid gestures and provide medical advice by telephone, all based on medico-delegated protocols. Furthermore, the Unité Urgences Santé (144) is responsible for the forecasting, organization and planning of urgent sanitary aid at the cantonal level, in collaboration with the cantonal health office. The unit also has the responsibility and management of information and communication systems related to urgent sanitary aid in partnership with the Office cantonal des systèmes d'information et du numérique (OCSIN). The unit also conducts a research program focused on the modeling of emergency care processes, including the management of cardio-respiratory arrests and triage in emergency situations. It develops innovative projects for the creation of evaluation and remote assistance tools for rescue gestures. It also establishes itself as an essential training center, notably for medico-delegated paramedical regulation, supported by specific simulators within its teaching and simulation center. IT Designer - 60% Lead, in connection with the Secteur des systèmes d'information et de communication (SSIC) of the Unité Urgences Santé (144), the pôle Intelligence artificielle et Data (PIAD) and ensure the development, operation and integration of artificial intelligence solutions primarily meeting the needs of sanitary emergency centers. Attached to the Unité Urgences Santé, you lead the IA & Data pole and contribute to the development of innovative solutions at the service of sanitary regulation and emergency centers. At the head of a multidisciplinary team composed of specialists in artificial intelligence, data and statistics, you ensure the translation of business needs into concrete high-value-added projects. You are responsible for the entire life cycle of IA and Data projects, from their design to their operational use, including development, testing, validation and deployment. You also supervise the infrastructures and technical environments dedicated to artificial intelligence, as well as the valorization of data from the various emergency centers. In close collaboration with business teams, institutional and academic partners, you develop decision support solutions, call analysis and automatic language processing, based on the exploitation of multimodal data (text, voice, video and physiological data). You also contribute to the scientific evaluation of the developed solutions and ensure permanent technological monitoring in the fields of artificial intelligence and data science. In this framework, you notably lead strategic projects related to the development of IA applied to sanitary regulation, the valorization of data from emergency centers, the exploitation of local computing infrastructures and the operational integration of innovative solutions within business processes. Qualifications You hold a Master's degree in computer science or a degree considered equivalent, and you possess confirmed experience of at least 5 years in development and integration, as well as in team and project management. Experience in hospital information systems is an ato