Swiss banking sites mix colo rows, building risers, and dealing-room closets. Simaks takes the tickets remote access cannot finish: a firewall in a Zurich branch, a Smart Hands swap while London stays on the bridge, an IMAC on a private-bank floor in Geneva.
We brief to your change ticket. Visitor data is filed before travel. Photos and serials come back in the language your control function asked for — usually English or German.
Zug and Zurich sit on one corridor. If the morning is a cage visit and the afternoon is a holding-company office, we keep both on the same case notes.
Typical work
- After-hours and weekend change windows
- Colo Smart Hands for market-data and core kit
- Branch firewall and switch refreshes
- Trading-floor and meeting-room IMAC
- Photo evidence for audit
- English or German close notes
How this sits in Switzerland
Zurich and Geneva banking rooms expect paperwork first. We do not invent a Swiss banking licence. We show up cleared, follow the MOP, and leave a record.
Questions
Can you work after the Swiss trading day?
Yes. Evening and weekend windows in Zurich, Geneva, and Zug are a normal pattern when you book them.
Do you sign NDAs for bank work?
Yes. Send the paper with the ticket. We work under your confidentiality terms and UK GDPR / nFADP rules.