About the Role
The role involves independently supporting a publicly funded project, "Monitoring Panel for the National Action Plan on Children's Opportunities," and ensuring contract management. This includes handling administrative processes from application to final reporting, coordinating contracts, and managing procurement procedures.
Responsibilities
- Independently manage all administrative process steps for the publicly funded project "Monitoring Panel for the National Action Plan on Children's Opportunities," including applications, fund requests, reallocations, and final reports.
- Coordinate and process contract management, particularly for publicly funded projects, contracts with revenue implications, and contracts with data protection, liability, or grant relevance.
- Create and support procurement procedures within the team, from needs assessment to the creation of service descriptions, eligibility and award criteria, and bid evaluation and award.
- Collaborate cooperatively and solution-oriented with various internal and external stakeholders.
- Develop processes in a structured manner with others.
Requirements
- Identify with the goals of the German Children's Fund and possess at least basic knowledge of children's rights.
- Possess a completed university degree (at least Bachelor's) or vocational training in administration, business law, or law, or a comparable qualification.
- Have several years of relevant professional experience in an administrative, legal, or grant-related field.
- Possess knowledge of handling funding and grant-related requirements.
- Knowledge in preparing and conducting contract creation and procurement is advantageous.
- Demonstrate initiative, a sense of responsibility, and enjoyment in developing processes with others.
Skills
- Administrative process support
- Contract management
- Procurement procedures
- Grant management
- Children's rights knowledge
Location
- Berlin
Work Type
- Hybrid
- Full-time
Experience Level
- Several years of relevant professional experience
Education Level
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent
- Vocational training in administration, business law, or law
Salary/Compensations
- Compensation according to internal pay scale (30 hours/week)
Benefits
- Meaningful and responsible work
- Opportunity to advocate for children's rights
- Varied field of activity with scope for design and development
- Dedicated team with high identification with the mission
- Flexible working time models with core hours
- Mobile working (up to three days/week)
- Digital time tracking with regulated overtime compensation
- 28 vacation days per year
- Three additional company holidays
- Employer contribution to public transport ticket
- Regular team events
About the Company
- The German Children's Fund is a politically and denominationally independent children's rights organization committed to children in Germany since 1972.
- Vision is a society where children can represent their own interests and have a fair chance in life.
- Children's rights are the foundation and core of their work.
- Employees work to realize this vision, promote awareness and implementation of children's rights, and help shape a child-friendly Germany.
Equal Opportunity
- We value and promote diversity and welcome all applications regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, disability, age, and sexual orientation and identity.
- We are committed to a work environment that protects children from maltreatment, abuse, exploitation, and neglect, and promotes adherence to children's and human rights.
