Personnel Administrator for Civil Servants (m/w/d)
Personnel Administrator- 1.746,00 β¬ - 2.337,00 β¬ / Month
- 20 hours / Week
- Indefinite
- Immediately
- 06.09.2026
- 1.746,00 β¬ - 2.337,00 β¬ / Month
- 20 hours / Week
- Indefinite
- Immediately
- 06.09.2026
Language requirements
Intro
The Central Services department manages the personnel matters of the city administration. This includes supporting civil servants in all aspects of their service relationship.
We are looking for you to join our team as a Personnel Administrator for civil servants on a part-time basis of 20 hours per week.
Description
Handle civil service personnel matters in electronic record management
Establish and terminate civil service relationships
Manage topics such as remuneration, maternity protection, parental leave, sabbaticals, and service-related accidents
Conduct further personnel-related measures
Requirements
Completed studies as Dipl.-Verwaltungswirt/in (FH), Bachelor of Arts in Administration, or Bachelor of Laws (or equivalent)
Experience in dealing with legal regulations, especially in civil service and personnel law
Strong social skills
Analytical thinking, commitment, independence, and teamwork skills
Confident demeanour and assertiveness
What We Offer
πΆ Remuneration according to salary group A10 NBesG or pay group 9b TVΓΆD, including an annual bonus
π΅ Contribution to an additional pension
π΄ 30 holiday days
π Secure job
π Flexible working hours (flexitime from 6 am to 9 pm) and part-time possible
π Mobile working and telework (after about one year)
π« Discounted Germany ticket
ποΈββοΈ Company fitness with Hansefit
π² Bike leasing
πββοΈ Workplace health promotion including mobile massages
π Internal training programmes, also for leadership positions
π’ Central location in the new town hall building with good public transport connections
Closing
ππ We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and look forward to receiving your convincing application. ππ

Stadt Braunschweig
Braunschweig is proud of its rich history and optimistically looks to the future as the centre of the most research-intensive region in Europe.The lion, as our heraldic animal, symbolises not only the historical connection to Henry the Lion, one of the most influential rulers of the House of Welf, but also our courage and determination as a proud citizen city during the Hanseatic period. As a city administration, we are committed to this heritage.We are modernising the infrastructure for the benefit of our citizens, strengthening the economic location for a competitive environment, advancing environmental and climate protection consistently to preserve our livelihoods, and ensuring an attractive educational landscape by expanding schools and childcare facilities for families, which supports everyone.Digitalisation, flat hierarchies, and extensive models of citizen participation shape our daily work.
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