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- You hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Law, Finance, Engineering or another relevant discipline.
- You have at least five years of professional experience within a commodity trading environment, preferably within the energy sector.
- You have solid experience in legal, corporate compliance, KYC, sanctions, anti-corruption, antitrust or anti-money laundering matters.
- You have a strong understanding of compliance risks and regulatory requirements within an international business environment.
- You are able to understand and synthesize complex legal and regulatory concepts and translate them into clear, practical guidance for business stakeholders.
- You demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to anticipate next steps and follow through on operational details.
- You are pragmatic, proactive and able to develop workable solutions while maintaining high compliance standards.
- You possess strong interpersonal skills and can build effective relationships and consensus across diverse teams and seniority levels.
- You are comfortable challenging constructively and communicating sensitive or complex matters with confidence and diplomacy.
- You have excellent written, verbal and presentation skills in English. French would be an advantage.
- You have a strong work ethic, sound judgement and a high level of integrity.
- Knowledge of energy trading activities, international sanctions and the regulatory environment affecting commodity markets would be highly valued.
Activities
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As a Corporate Compliance Officer within the Geneva Compliance team, you will act as a key point of contact for day-to-day corporate compliance, integrity and sanctions-related matters.
You will contribute to strengthening the compliance and risk-awareness culture across TotalEnergies Gas and Power, working closely with business teams, senior management and internal and external stakeholders.
Your main responsibilities will include:
- Implementing TotalEnergies’ integrity policies and compliance programmes, including anti-corruption, antitrust and anti-money laundering requirements.
- Supporting the development, implementation and continuous improvement of compliance procedures, systems and internal controls.
- Ensuring that compliance policies, procedures, databases and supporting documentation remain accurate and up to date.
- Promoting a strong compliance culture across the organization through regular communication, guidance and awareness initiatives.
- Coordinating and delivering compliance training, including annual compliance seminars, onboarding sessions for new employees and traders, and dedicated awareness programmes.
- Promoting and supporting the use of compliance training tools and e-learning platforms.
- Conducting corruption risk assessments and compliance due diligence on counterparties, business partners and other relevant third parties.
- Advising business teams on the outcome of due diligence reviews and any associated risk-mitigation measures.
- Monitoring regulatory developments and assessing their potential impact on current and future business activities.
- Keeping directors and senior management informed of relevant changes to regulations, internal policies and procedures.
- Supporting the management and development of compliance-related systems, including KYC onboarding tools, compliance intranet pages and gifts and hospitality registers.
- Working with IT and other relevant departments to improve compliance tools, processes and data management.
- Liaising with Compliance teams across other TotalEnergies entities and business lines when required.
- Participating in Integrity Committee meetings where relevant.
- Escalating potential incidents involving corruption, fraud or other compliance concerns in accordance with the applicable internal procedures.
- Preparing quarterly, annual and ad hoc compliance reports for internal stakeholders and Group Compliance teams.
- Providing practical advice and guidance on corporate compliance matters to Front Office teams and other functions.
- Contributing to internal reporting exercises and responding to external compliance and KYC requests from counterparties.
This position requires the ability to operate effectively in a rapidly evolving trading environment where strong controls, sound judgement and strict adherence to regulations are essential.