SPIE Efficient Facilities GmbH | Germany | München Otto-Hahn-Ring | Permanent position | Full time / Home office | Published since: 04.04.2025 on stepstone.de
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Professional responsibility for a nationwide team of 25 employees Construction and maintenance of a German-wide organisational unit in the area of closing management Contact persons for regulatory services and large-scale projects in the field of access rights of the real estate portfolio Identification of additional business potentials Self-employed contract, rebate and price negotiations
Technical training, e.g. as industrial mechanic, electronics, mechatronics engineer Schlosser, metal builder, plant mechanic or specialist for protection and safety Training as a master or technician - alternatively studies in the field of engineering Ideal experience in the field of closing technology / closing management Enforcement, team and communication skills Loadability, flexibility and solution-oriented operation
Up to 35 days Overtime compensation Flexible working hours for reconciliation of family, friends and profession - mobile work / ''Homeoffice' Share 13. Monthly income Payment by house rate Employee shareholding program (Share4you) Support Fund Corporate & Corporate Unlimited and secure employment SPIE Academy / individual, professional and personal training and development Corporate Benefits – discounts at many brands and shops and much more! JOBV1_EN
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 | SPIE Efficient Facilities GmbH | |
| München Otto-Hahn-Ring | ||
| Germany |
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