Nürnberg

Festanstellung

Plan, design, and conceptualize workshops, working groups, and other types of group discussions, and identify relevant stakeholders
Work closely with internal teams and departments, and external stakeholders to define working group objectives, scope, and expected outputs
Manage and coordinate end-to-end preparation and logistics for working groups, workshops, and other facilitated sessions, including agendas, interactive tools, etc.
Moderate workshops, brainstorming sessions, and structured group discussions, using facilitation techniques (problem-solving frameworks, scenario exploration) and applying structured methodologies and facilitation tools
Guide participants through collaborative processes, ensuring balanced participation, constructive dialogue, and results-oriented outcomes
Capture results of sessions and produce high-quality reports, summaries, or visual maps of discussions to ensure traceability of decisions and follow up on open points
Provide insights from workshops to support decision-making, risk identification, and project planning
Support the project management team in planning, implementation, and reporting on project and change management activities

University degree (≥ three years) in public administration, public management, business administration, project management, organizational development, communications, social sciences, organizational psychology, behavioural sciences, law, international relations, education sciences or other relevant fields
Minimum of three years' experience in workshop moderation, facilitation, community engagement, organizational development, project coordination, or training
Excellent knowledge of MS Office suite
Certification in workshop facilitation and/or moderation or previous experience within an institutional environment and/or within an international organization is a plus
Willingness to undergo a security clearance in accordance with the Security Clearance Act (SÜG)
Very good German language skills (at least C1) and good English language skills (at least B2)
Highly developed analytical skills
Strong planning, preparation, and coordination skills

Attractive average monthly gross salary of €5,071.92 (depending on hours worked)
Start date: as of June or July 2026
Full-time: 40 hours per week
International working environment
Corporate benefits and discounts at numerous brands
Holiday and Christmas bonus
Opportunity to contribute in the area of migration and asylum

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90441 Nürnberg, Deutschland

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