Verwaltungsinformatik, IT, Informatik, JavaScript, E-Government Enrich the state capital of Munich as Business Analyst*in Business Process Management (f/m/d) Whether it's Bavarian, English or JavaScript.
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Full-time and part-time possible Unlimited Until 11.06.2023 E 12 TVöD / A 12 Start:
as soon as possible Possibility of home office Procedure number:
1636 Your field of application Department of Labor and Economics, GL 3, Business Process and Requirements Management, Herzog-Wilhelm-Strasse 15, Munich, Germany The City of Munich Munich.
Booming.
Pulsating.
Growing.
More than 1.5 million inhabitants.
More than 43,000 employees.
Largest municipal employer in Germany.
At LHM, the focus is always on serving people.
Whether in social citizen houses or schools, cultural institutions or daycare centers, whether in the city hall or the 2,000 other offices.
We work for Munich, our Kindl.
Whether architecture, business administration or engineering, whether law or mechatronics, whether social pedagogy or classic administrative training.
From A for sewage technology to V for administrative informatics.
We at #teamstadtmünchen offer variety and diversity in our careers.
Safe, social and exciting.
What awaits you You will survey and optimize complex department-internal business processes in coordination and cooperation with the departments of the Department of Labor and Economic Affairs (RAW).
In doing so, you will survey, record, document and model tool-based actual processes.
You will plan and monitor the process analysis, design and develop business processes, analyze (digitization) potential and recommend solutions.
The focus is initially on the project Introduction of the eFile in the Department of Labor and Economic Affairs and then on the further expansion of business process management in the department.
What we offer A permanent appointment in E 12 TVöD (depending on experience level from €3,908.45 to €5,080.83 gross per month) Annual bonus as well as an attractive company pension plan, capital-forming benefits, Munich or metropolitan area allowance (amount is income-dependent or depends on your classification), tax-free subsidy for IsarCardJob or DB job ticket and performance-based payment.
Possibility to rent a factory apartment of the LHM A good work-life balance through flexible working hours, forms of work (e.g.
mobile working, home office) and individually selectable working time models without weekend and shift services or on-call duty in the Munich urban area.
reserved childcare places in municipal crèches, kindergartens and after-school care centers.
a diverse range of training and development (Individual development opportunities, excellent formats and modern forms of learning).
Internal development opportunities - a wide variety of units and departments promise versatile tasks.
an extensive company health management Discover even more benefits at stadt.muenchen.de/infos/karriere-benefits-stadt-muenchen.
You have a successfully completed university degree in computer science, administrative informatics or business informatics or a successfully completed university studies and Many years (at least three years) of professional experience in the IT field.
In particular, you bring with you Expertise:
Experience in business process management, experience in process optimization and continuous improvement processes, experience in process modeling, experience on roles and responsibilities matrix and solutions and best practices.
Communication skills, especially presentation and motivation skills as well as understandable presentation of complex contexts.
Cooperation and conflict skills, especially the ability to build trust Of advantage are Knowledge in change management Knowledge of organizational theory, especially on the organizational structure and process organization.
Knowledge in the field of Fabasoft eGov-Suite The City of Munich stands for equality, equal opportunities and anti-discrimination, also in the recruitment of personnel.
Therefore, we expect equality and diversity competence from all applicants.
For more details on the general requirements profile of the City of Munich, which is part of this job advertisement, please click here.
You have questions Technical questions Michael Götzl, Tel.
089 233-22128, E-mail:
michael.goetzl@muenchen.de Questions about the application Timo Prelipceanu, Tel.
089 233-33983, E-mail:
por-2.125.por@muenchen.de Your application Have we aroused your interest? Then we look forward to receiving your application! Please use our application portal for this purpose.
Application deadline:
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