Building Construction Engineer (Female, Male, or Diverse)
The city of Nordhorn, Germany, is on the hunt for a skilled Civil Engineer (m/f/d) to join its Building Ordinance Department. This is a permanent, full-time position offering a competitive salary and a promising work-life balance.
The successful candidate will be responsible for checking stability certificates in various construction types, including reinforced concrete, steel, and timber. A key aspect of the role will be advising building applicants and draftspersons on technical building issues.
The job requires a completed degree in Civil Engineering with a focus on Structural Engineering. Knowledge of building law and administrative processes for reviewing and approving building applications is desirable.
The salary for this role falls within Salary Group 11 TVöD. As part of the remuneration package, employees will receive 30 days of vacation for a 5-day work week, an additional company pension scheme, and capital-forming benefits.
Nordhorn is committed to promoting professional equality and encourages applications from women. The city also offers attractive company health management, including company fitness programmes and bike leasing.
For those seeking a good work-life balance, the position promises just that, with modern working conditions and flexible working hours, including the possibility of working from home.
The position is divisible for severely disabled applicants, if they are equally qualified. The gender of the candidate is not specified.
The city of Nordhorn is an equal opportunities employer and actively promotes diversity. If you are passionate about structural engineering and are looking for a challenging and rewarding role, this could be the perfect opportunity for you.
Unfortunately, the name of the head of the Building Ordinance Department in Nordhorn where the civil engineer position is being advertised was not provided in the job listing.
Interested candidates are invited to apply for this exciting role in Nordhorn, Germany.
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