Are you looking for an accounting position where you can work independently while still being in close contact with management and a motivated team? A company that blends tradition and innovation is looking for you! This role revolves around natural stones from around the world – from elegant marble to robust granite, delivered to demanding B2B customers. Modern leadership meets down-to-earth values and a strong service mindset. If you have a knack for numbers and love not only order but also processes in accounting, this could be your next challenge.

In Short

Responsible for preparatory accounting tasks including invoicing, payment processing, and dunning.
Monitor cash flows and financial processes to ensure clean transaction handling.
Support payroll by recording working hours and processing travel expenses.
Create statistics and reports to make key figures transparent.
Critically assess internal processes and contribute ideas for process optimization.
Opportunity to grow into an advisory role for management.

Requirements

Completed commercial training or a comparable qualification.
Experience in preparatory accounting, especially in invoicing, payment processing, or dunning.
Knowledge of payroll processing, including recording working hours and travel expenses.
Proficient in Excel and DATEV.
Reliable, structured, and precise working style.
Enjoy developing and optimizing existing processes.
Good German language skills, both written and spoken.
Nice to have: Italian language skills.

Benefits

Fair salary starting from 2800€ gross per month, with a 13th month salary and vacation pay.
Completely flexible working hours that adapt to your daily life, with part-time options starting from 25-30 hours.
A mix of on-site work in Friedrichshafen and remote options allows you to customize your workday.
Choice of additional benefits such as company pension scheme, job bike, or fuel allowance.
The team meets 1-2 times a year for special occasions.
Structured onboarding to ensure you feel comfortable from the start.

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