Clerk (m/f/d) {Civil servant - general internal administration (civil service)}

Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information

As the supervisory authority of the state of Berlin, we strengthen the implementation of data protection requirements in practice. As the independent highest state authority, we examine and advise Berlin companies, associations and authorities on data protection and freedom of information issues. The citizens of Berlin can turn to us with data protection issues and complaints. Join us in shaping the use of digital technology for the benefit of the people.

From July 1, 2024, we are looking for a permanent position for Department III:n

Clerk:in (m/f/d)

• Pay grade/remuneration group: A10, E10 (development opportunities up to A12, E12)
• Full-time: 40 or 39.4 hours per week

These tasks await you:

Independent processing of preliminary proceedings on possible data protection violations by companies

Processing of complaints from citizens in accordance with Art. 77 GDPR with support

Examination of questions of responsibility

Advising citizens on the lodging of complaints pursuant to Art. 77 GDPR

Processing inquiries from citizens regarding data protection

Involvement in the implementation of audits and on-site inspections

Cooperation with other national and European data protection supervisory authorities

You have:

Formal requirements:

Officials:

• Career requirements for the first entry level of career group 2 of the career specialization general administrative service, career branch non-technical administrative service
• Completed studies as a Diplom-Verwaltungswirt (FH) or Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in the fields of administrative science or law, Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) or a comparable course of study

Tariff employees:

• Completed studies (Diplom FH or Bachelor) in the field of law, administrative sciences or comparable

Technical requirements:

• Knowledge of administration and administrative law
• Interest in information technology and confident handling of office communication media and the Internet
• Basic knowledge of German and European data protection law (GDPR, BDSG, BlnDSG) and a keen interest in data protection issues
• General legal knowledge (civil, contract, liability, procedural, litigation, commercial and corporate law) as well as written and spoken English

External requirements:

• Resilience, interdisciplinary thinking, communication skills and service orientation
• Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team and willingness to be deployed flexibly within the authority in different areas of work
• Willingness to perform, learn and change, goal and result orientation, organizational skills, ability to cooperate as well as diversity and migration society competence

We offer:

• Comprehensive induction training
• A secure and varied job with a wide range of tasks and an international working environment
• Individual and needs-oriented training and qualification measures
• Occupational health management
• Job ticket

Prospective development opportunities exist according to salary group A 12 or pay group E 12

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The Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information sees itself as a family-friendly employer. In particular, there are opportunities for flexible working hours, as far as the official requirements of the job allow. In principle, the position can also be filled by part-time employees.

Do you fit the profile? Applications must be submitted by August 18, 2024.

What application documents are required?

We would like you to send us an informative application with a cover letter, a CV in tabular form, certificates documenting training and examinations passed as well as references from previous employers and, if applicable, proof of severe disability.

For members of the civil service, please provide a current performance appraisal (not older than one year). If no current appraisal or certificate of employment is available, applicants are asked to initiate the preparation process.

For foreign educational qualifications, please send proof of equivalence with a German qualification. Further information can be obtained from the Central Office for Foreign Education (ZAB) under the link https://www.kmk.org/themen/anerkennung-auslaendischer-abschluesse.html.

Applications from women and people with a migration background are expressly encouraged.

Recognized severely disabled persons or persons with equivalent disabilities will be given preference if equally qualified.

The full job description and further information on the offer can be found on our homepage.