Customs Supporter (all genders)

At AEB we simplify global goods movements - and make efficient, ecological, safe and just supply chains possible. With intuitive technologies from the cloud - and with you! Because you, your abilities, thoughts and ideas will keep us on. You get the free space and open structures to really move something – and a working environment that ensures that you and AEB can develop.

With the help of modern software tools such as Zendesk, Jira, TeamViewer or the good old phone, you support us and our customers around their operating business. Our help is customized and ensures sustainable solutions. Depending on your interests and experiences, you can focus on international customs or import. Specifically, it's about: Identify and eliminate disturbances Answering technical questions Research and Liability in Solution Search Improving internal processes

You have gained experience in foreign trade and interest in the customs operation of German and international systems with everything that belongs to it. You want to track individual digital processes and do not let you shake off from pre-systems, interfaces and different IT systems. Taking the customer perspective is not strange to you. An openness to new problems and a lived culture of mistakes, do not make you sweat, but challenge you. Constant learning and further education are of course for you. To translate this in an international context, in a loud and quiet way and in all other types of interpersonal communication, it still rounds off for you.

A good working environment is very important to us. You can (and shall) take the freedom to make your work as it corresponds to you and your strengths. Specifically, this means that you get support in your professional and personal development. Here is a small selection of our most popular features: Flexible workplaces and working hours Jobticket grant: 80% takeover of Germany ticket Area for further education and corresponding offers Offers for physical and mental health (EGYM Wellpass, Instahelp, etc.) What else is there? You can read this under work at AEB. JOBV1_EN