Kanzlei Sattelmaier Inh. Björn Sattelmaier | Germany | 2xxx Wentorf bei Hamburg | Permanent position | Part time - flexible | Published since: 10.07.2026 on stepstone.de
Part-time 20-25 hours/week - 30 days of vacation - Wentorf bei Hamburg (m/f/d)
Are you looking for a varied job in a modern firm with a value-adding working atmosphere and fixed working hours in the afternoon? Then we look forward to meeting you! In order to strengthen our team, the firm Björn Sattelmaier in Wentorf near Hamburg is looking for a lawyer and notary specialist (m/w/d) in parttime (20–25 hours per week). .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Own-sponsored processing of legal and non-arial correspondence Supporting our clients Time and appointment management Creation of cost accounting and file management Preparation and settlement of non-arial processes
Senior Account Manager (m/w/d) Good knowledge of the firm software RA-MICRO (preparation) Independent, structured and reliable operation Friendly appearance and joy in dealing with people Team skills and responsibility Safe handling of current MS Office applications
Part-time 20–25 hours per week Working hours mostly in the afternoon 30 days of holiday at a five-day week (partly according to the agreed working days) Varied tasks in the legal and notarial fields Collaborative and value-assuring work environment with short decision paths Careful incorporation Compensation for performance Long-term perspective in an established firm
Location
![]() | Kanzlei Sattelmaier Inh. Björn Sattelmaier | |
| 21465 Wentorf bei Hamburg | ||
| Germany |
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