INSTITUTE FOR AERODYNAMIK AND GASDYNAMIK (IAG) The University of Stuttgart is a leading technically oriented university with around 22,000 students and more than 5,800 employees. The Institute for Aerodynamics and Gas Dynamics (IAG) is located with its approximately 70 employees at the Vaihingen campus as well as in the neighbouring Stuttgarter Engineering Park (STEP) and deals with research into flow-physical issues, such as occur primarily in aircraft and wind turbines. At the IAG, a 75% part-time post (unlimited) in the area of finance is to be reimbursed at the next possible date. There is the possibility of an increase to up to 100%.

Working hours can be flexibly agreed, Homeoffice is partially possible according to the regulations of the University of Stuttgart. Remuneration takes place according to TV-L, depending on the existence of the personal and tariff conditions up to the pay group 9a, the level allocation depends on the professional experience.

Financial and administrative support of third-party funding projects and high-level funding, including the implementation of funds, the reporting of balances of expenditure and the verification of evidence of use in close coordination with the respective project managements Control of budget and balance with the university SAP system Protection and archiving of completed research projects Management/budget control of the institution's budget Processing of input and output invoices and creation of acceptance and payment regulations Processing of digital travel cost accounting of employees Support for administrative work, as a holiday and disease representation and for secretarial work Support for a research group set up at the Institute in project-related organisational and administrative tasks, e.g. organisation and accounting of meetings and preparation of materials for public relations

Complete vocational training in the administrative or commercial field or comparable qualification through multiannual relevant professional experience in financial accounting, ideally in university environment Secure handling of the PC and well-founded knowledge of common computer tools (MS-Office, standard Internet applications and, if possible, SAP S/4HANA) Very good German (mind. C1 level) and good English (mind. B1 level) Self-employed, structured and conscientious work and a high degree of self-initiative Very good communication skills, team skills and readiness for services and cooperation

a secure workplace in public service occupational pension schemes 30 days holiday and special payment flexible working time design with possibility of partial work in the home office extensive internal continuing and continuing training and occupational health management Transport subsidy (JobTicket BW, Germanyticket) JOBV1_EN