WM SE | Germany | 49xxx Osnabrück | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 05.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Employee in Accounting / Debt Collection Management (m/f/d)
Since 1945 we have been operating on the market and are now a leading company in the automotive and automotive parts and accessories trade with more than 200 sales houses in Europe and the USA. Our team of 6,000 dedicated employees stands for passion and expertise in all areas. From state-of-the-art workshop solutions to tailor-made full-service concepts, we offer our customers everything they need to be successful. And the whole thing with an unbeatable 'wow' factor! But here, our commitment doesn't stop. At WM, we value teamwork, innovation and above all the satisfaction of our customers and employees. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Transfer of claims to the lawyer Processing of receivables Monitoring and booking of payment inputs Processing Inbox
completed commercial training, preferably in a lawyer's or debt collection area good knowledge in the field of debt collection and enforcement, independent processing of collection cases Previous knowledge in the field of debitor accounting is advantageous, but not necessarily necessary SAP knowledge in the field of FI are advantageous, but not necessarily necessary independent and structured working in the team safe handling of MS-Office
Tariff remuneration 30 days off Holiday and Christmas money Service leasing Employee discount Corporate Benefits Occupational pension Assets Free staff parking own canteen
Location
 | WM SE | |
| 49090 Osnabrück | ||
| Germany |
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