About the Role
Position Overview
Employment Type: Permanent part-time position (29.25 hours/week)
Salary: Pay grade 10 of the German public sector collective agreement (TVöD), annual gross salary approx. €39,750 – €55,400 (pro-rated for part-time)
Additional Benefits: Supplementary pension scheme, performance-based pay, flexible working hours, hybrid work options
Perks & Work-Life Balance
Free admission to Sachsenheim’s Schlossfreibad (outdoor pool)
Discounted gym membership
Complimentary beverages at work
Regular employee events (team building, staff excursions)
Salary conversion for bike leasing (via Entgeltumwandlung)
Key Responsibilities
Design, operate, and further develop the municipal Geospatial Data Infrastructure (GDI), including GIS and WebGIS applications
Process, maintain, update, and ensure quality of geospatial data from various departments and sources
Develop and maintain geodatabases, department-specific GIS applications, thematic maps, and spatial analyses
Operate and enhance the citizen-facing GIS portal and provide public geospatial services
Advise and train internal teams; coordinate cross-departmental GIS projects
Coordinate external service providers and collaborate with authorities and surveying offices
Conduct basic surveying tasks and collect spatial data on-site
Qualifications & Requirements
Completed university degree or equivalent qualification in Geoinformation, Geography, Surveying/Geomatics, Urban and Regional Planning, or Cartography
Proficiency in GIS systems (preferably QGIS), relational databases, and SQL
Experience or willingness to learn GNSS-based surveying techniques
Basic knowledge of CAD applications
Understanding of municipal planning and administrative processes, including municipal cadastral systems
Strong command of geospatial data handling and data modeling
Analytical thinking, structured and solution-oriented work approach
Interest in digital administrative processes and modern geospatial data management
Team spirit, strong communication skills, and willingness to cooperate across disciplines