Consulting and auditing in complex high‑tech projects, including comprehensive audit reporting and presentation of project results
Testing and evaluating security concepts and their implementations
Analysis, research and preparation of projects, as well as project management
Developing audit and certification procedures
Cooperating with supervisory authorities and participating in professional boards and committees

You hold a degree or relevant background in law, IT/informatics, mathematics, physics, or a related discipline. Career changers with a university degree in law who are passionate about IT and security are also welcome
You have a solid understanding of information technology (IT) and security; knowledge of ISMS, ISO 27001, or BSI IT‑Grundschutz is an advantage
Familiarity with electronic identities, electronic signatures, time stamping, encryption, certificates, PKI, signature law, and Trust Services
You have good communication skills in German (CEFR B2) and English (CEFR C1) or better
You are open to and willing to travel for business

Work–life balance: hybrid work model and flexible working hours to support balancing career and personal life
30 days of vacation based on a five‑day workweek (+ Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve off)
Internal training opportunities and ongoing professional development are encouraged
Regular company and client events (e.g., waterskiing, barbecue evenings, driver safety training, and cookie baking), held both in person and virtually
Additional benefits, such as partial subsidy of the Deutschlandticket (D‑ticket), JobRad bike leasing, ergonomic workplace equipment for office and home office, company pension plan, corporate fitness programs, and more

Junior Security Auditor, Electronic Identities and Trust Services (eIDAS)

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