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Legal Counsel - Data Protection Location: Munich A role that inspires you Join a central Compliance & Data Protection function within an internationally active organisation as a Legal Counsel - Data Protection. In this role, you will take responsibility for advising on data protection matters, further developing compliance structures, and ensuring legally sound processes across the business. Key Responsibilities: Advise internal departments on the implementation of data protection requirements. Develop, implement, and monitor compliance and data protection policies and guidelines. Maintain and further develop the internal data protection management system. Monitor legal developments, case law, and regulatory guidance, assessing their impact on the organisation. Draft, review, and negotiate data protection-related contracts and clauses. Conduct and update risk analyses and develop risk mitigation measures with specialist departments. Prepare reports for management and liaise with supervisory authorities. Deliver training sessions and raise awareness on compliance and data protection topics. Your Profile: Fully qualified lawyer, ideally with the Second State Examination; admission as in-house counsel is possible. Initial professional experience in data protection, IT law, or risk management. Independent, structured, and solution-oriented working style. Strong analytical skills and confident, assertive manner. High level of integrity, team spirit, and openness to new topics. Excellent German and English skills. What’s on Offer? A central in-house role with broad responsibility in compliance and data protection. Opportunity to shape and further develop governance structures. Flexible and mobile working arrangements with a strong focus on work-life balance. Long-term development opportunities within a stable organisation.

Senior Legal Counsel Location: Düsseldorf A role that inspires you Join an internationally active organisation in the mobility and digital services sector as Senior Legal Counsel. In this role, you will advise group companies and business units on a wide range of commercial matters, supporting growth initiatives, digital product development, and large-scale customer relationships within a dynamic European environment. Key Responsibilities: Act as a legal contact for group companies and business units, particularly in Sales, Energy, Toll, and Procurement. Review and negotiate procurement contracts, with a focus on IT and digital products. Advise Sales teams on commercial agreements, including large-scale customer contracts and software-related matters. Develop legally sound structuring solutions for new digital products and business models. Support cross-functional and group-wide projects from a legal perspective. Manage legal matters independently with full ownership and accountability. Your Profile: Fully qualified lawyer with both German State Examinations. Professional experience in commercial, procurement, or sales law, either in private practice or in-house. Solid knowledge of IT law and an interest in digital business models. Strong analytical and solution-oriented mindset with commercial awareness. Confident communicator with negotiation skills and assertiveness. Highly organised, proactive, and able to work independently. Business-fluent German and English skills; additional languages are an advantage. What’s on Offer? A broad commercial in-house role with exposure to digital and international business topics. Flexible hybrid working model with modern office facilities. Close collaboration with diverse business units in a dynamic environment. Long-term development opportunities within a growing European organisation.

Legal Counsel Location: Frankfurt A role that inspires you Join an internationally operating organisation as Legal Counsel, taking on a broad commercial advisory role within a dynamic European structure. You will support regional leadership and business units on contractual, risk-related, and operational legal matters, contributing to efficient processes and legally sound decision-making. Key Responsibilities: Draft, review, and negotiate national and international commercial agreements. Assess legal and contractual risks and provide clear, pragmatic recommendations. Develop and standardise contract templates and oversee internal review workflows. Support claims handling and insurance-related matters. Advise regional management on day-to-day legal topics across the DACH region. Contribute to the preparation and delivery of internal legal training sessions. Maintain legal documentation systems and contract databases. Drive continuous improvement of internal legal processes and structures. Your Profile: Fully qualified lawyer with completed German State Examinations. Several years’ professional experience in an international corporate or comparable environment. Strong expertise in German civil and commercial law, with exposure to cross-border matters. Knowledge of procurement law is beneficial. Fluent German and very good English skills. Business-oriented mindset with strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Structured, proactive, and solution-driven working style. What’s on Offer? A versatile in-house legal position with regional responsibility. Direct collaboration with senior stakeholders and business teams. Opportunity to optimise and shape legal processes. Long-term development within an international organisation.

(Senior) Legal Counsel - Antitrust Location: Hamburg A role that inspires you Based in Hamburg, you will act as a senior adviser on antitrust and competition law within an international legal function. You will support complex commercial activities and strategic initiatives, providing clear, pragmatic guidance in a highly regulated environment. Key Responsibilities: Advising on competition and antitrust matters across business activities. Reviewing and negotiating commercial agreements with horizontal and vertical aspects. Assessing market power, competitive behaviour and cooperation structures. Supporting interactions with competitors, associations and industry bodies. Advising on M&A transactions, including merger control. Supporting investigations, regulatory proceedings and cartel damages litigation. Engaging with competition authorities and representing the organisation externally. Developing internal standards, guidance and antitrust training. Collaborating closely with compliance, business stakeholders and legal colleagues. Managing external competition counsel and related budgets. Monitoring legal developments and advising on emerging risks. Your Profile: Fully qualified lawyer with bar admission or equivalent qualification. Several years’ experience in antitrust/competition law, in private practice and/or in-house. Proven expertise in investigations and compliance. Solid knowledge of related areas such as M&A or commercial law. Strong communication and negotiation skills in international environments. Fluent German and English. Commercially minded, analytical and solution-oriented. Collaborative, adaptable and willing to travel occasionally. What’s on Offer? A collaborative, international working environment with real impact. Individual development opportunities and continuous learning. Flexible and hybrid working arrangements. Competitive annual leave entitlement. A comprehensive benefits package.

Cyber Security Analyst Location: Stuttgart A role that inspires you Join a Cyber Security Operations team protecting modern cloud infrastructures in complex, international environments. As a Cyber Security Analyst, you will focus on advanced detection and response, helping to identify, contain, and prevent real cyber threats across critical systems. Key Responsibilities: Monitor and analyse security alerts in a 24/7 SOC environment, including on-call rotations (Tier 1/2). Perform incident triage and validation using logs, telemetry, and contextual data. Escalate confirmed or high-risk incidents to Tier 3 / Incident Response teams. Support forensic investigations, root-cause analyses, and containment activities. Develop, test, and refine detection rules and use cases aligned with MITRE ATT&CK. Participate in threat hunting and purple team activities. Develop and improve playbooks, runbooks, and cloud-specific response processes. Create dashboards and KPIs, analyse trends, and derive improvements from lessons learned. Your Profile: Degree in computer science, IT security, or a comparable qualification, or equivalent practical experience. 2–4 years’ experience in a SOC or cyber security operations environment. Hands-on experience in alert triage, incident response support, and detection rule development. Scripting skills in Python, PowerShell, or Bash. Strong knowledge of cloud security (Azure, AWS, or GCP) and container technologies (Docker, Kubernetes). Solid understanding of networking, Linux, and common security controls. Experience with SIEM platforms and threat intelligence tools. Willingness to travel and participate in on-call duties. Very good German and English skills. Security clearance (SÜ2) or willingness to obtain it. What’s on Offer? A hands-on role in modern cyber security operations. Exposure to real-world threats in cloud-based environments. Competitive remuneration and modern working conditions. Flexible working arrangements, including mobile working options.

(Senior) Controller Location: Munich A role that inspires you Join an internationally active organisation as a (Senior) Controller, supporting senior management with data-driven insights and financial steering. In this role, you will analyse strategic options, shape reporting and planning processes, and contribute directly to performance management and decision-making at group level. Key Responsibilities: Analyse strategic options for defined functional areas and assess their financial impact. Work closely with specialist departments to derive and align objectives with the corporate strategy. Design, further develop, and implement monthly and results reporting. Analyse key performance indicators and derive concrete management measures. Actively contribute to budgeting and forecasting processes and continuously improve planning quality. Evaluate the financial impact of company-wide initiatives and present results to management in a target-group-oriented manner. Work with large datasets, multiple data sources, and databases. Support the development of data-driven steering and controlling instruments. Your Profile: Degree in economics, business administration, finance, controlling, or a comparable qualification. Several years of experience in controlling, including solid budgeting and forecasting expertise. Experience with ERP systems and modern BI tools is an advantage. Strong affinity for technology and very good knowledge of Power Query and Power BI. Confident handling of large datasets and databases. Strong analytical skills and a structured working style with a solid understanding of financial interdependencies. Excellent MS Excel skills and strong communication abilities. High level of personal responsibility and ownership. Very good German and good English skills. What’s on Offer? A strategically relevant controlling role with high visibility to management. Opportunity to shape reporting, planning, and performance management processes. Work in a data-driven, modern finance environment. Long-term development opportunities within an international organisation.