Administrative Officer (m/f/d)

The Erzdiözese Freiburg is one of the largest employers from the Rhine plain to the Lake Constance. With around 29,000 employees, we actively contribute to church, social and social life – in pastoral care, education, administration and advice. In over 80 different professions we offer perspectives with meaning in a value-oriented environment and clear commitment to the future, sustainability and participation. The Erzdiözese Freiburg is looking for the administrative center Heidelberg-Weinheim with its intended responsibility for the Roman-kath. Church of Heidelberg 01.09.2026 a/n Manager (m/d) with an employment rate of 100 percent (39.5 hours per week)

Care and development of the real estate and property stock Planning, coordination and monitoring of maintenance, modernisation and rehabilitation measures Participation in budget planning, cost control and economic management of property Working with topics related to operational and occupational safety and operator obligations Preparation and implementation of committee decisions Contact persons for internal and external partners in all matters of real estate and property management

completed studies or vocational training, preferably in the field of administration or real estate management Responsibility and commitment outside the usual working hours strong communication skills and negotiation skills Cooperation, conflict and team skills independent and careful operation safe handling of computer programs Driving licence and use of private car for service Identification with the aims and values of the Catholic Church

an interesting, diverse and responsible activity in a motivated and supportive team an indefinite body in remuneration group 10 AVO (based on TV-L) with the social benefits of the public service flexible working hours, regulations on the reconciliation of work & family Additional services (Kirchliche Additionalversorgungskasse Köln) Training Operational health management Company fitness Hansefit Service wheel leasing JobRad Grant to the “Germany Ticket Job”