Karlsruhe – innovative, young and alive. UNESCO City of Media Art, City of Law, Digital Future Commune. Leading in technology and science – a world-famous city with high quality of life and excellent mobility. Attractive employer with great job security for almost 7,000 employees. With the most diverse professions, always for people in the city. Personnel*in Grundsicherung, Asylum, Care The Social and Youth Authority is looking for you as a specialist in the field of basic security, asylum, nursing at full or part-time (Tandem). The place offers a payment up to the pay group 9c TVöD or grade A 10m/A 10g LBesOBW if the corresponding qualification is present.

Checking and calculating claims on basic insurance at age or in the event of loss of employment SGB XII helps to live in Outpatient or stationary help for care Other assistance under SGB XII Establishing priority claims Advising the seekers Conducting home visits for prevention and activation

Completed studies in the upscale non-technical administration service or a comparable qualification or completed training in the middle non-technical administration service. As an alternative, experienced persons as an administrative specialist or a comparable qualification with the willingness to continue qualification Knowledge of social law (especially SGB XII) or the ability to acquire it in a short time Self-responsibility and self-responsibility Teamability, cooperation, negotiation skills and conflictability Great sensitivity in personal handling of people in difficult situations of life Intercultural competence Security in dealing with common office applications

An exciting and varied field of tasks with social relevance Flexible working time models and individual self-balancing An own farm nursery for children from eleven months to six years A future-oriented personnel development with attractive training opportunities An occupational pension scheme An attractive company health management Collaborative cooperation in the team and a working environment based on our guidance and cooperation guidelines JOBV1_EN