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Responsibilities
- Manage daily accounting activities to ensure smooth operations.
- Process bank transactions and payments, supporting liquidity planning.
- Prepare monthly, semi-annual, and annual financial statements, including balance sheets, profit and loss statements, and business evaluations.
- Handle VAT pre-registrations.
- Book payroll accounting.
- Collaborate closely with auditors, tax advisors, and internal departments.
Requirements
- Completed commercial apprenticeship.
- Professional experience in accounting.
- Knowledge of accounting or ERP systems, ideally SAP.
- Structured, independent, and meticulous work style.
- Good understanding of numbers.
- Teamwork and open communication skills.
- Flexibility to learn new topics.
Skills
- Accounting
- ERP systems
- SAP
- Financial statements
- VAT
- Payroll accounting
- Communication
Location
- Germany
Work Type
- Flexible working hours
- Partial remote work
Experience Level
- Professional experience
Education Level
- Commercial apprenticeship
Benefits
- Permanent employment contract
- 30 days of vacation plus an extra day off on birthday
- Flexible working hours with flextime
- Option for partial mobile work
- Deutschlandticket fully financed after probation period
- High-quality technical equipment
- Capital-forming benefits and company pension plan
- Flat hierarchies and short information channels
- Free drinks and good coffee