Top Legal Jobs in Frankfurt, Berlin, Stuttgart, Munich, and More

Legal Professionals Wanted for Various Positions Across Germany

The demand for legal professionals in Germany continues to grow, with several job opportunities available in different cities. From Frankfurt to Berlin, Stuttgart to Munich, there are positions for fully qualified lawyers, trainee notaries, and legal representatives. Here are some of the exciting job openings:

1. City of Frankfurt am Main, Frankfurt am Main: The city is looking for a fully qualified lawyer specializing in construction, public procurement, and architect law. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in managing Frankfurt’s growth.

2. Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning (BBR), Berlin: The BBR is seeking a fully qualified lawyer to work as a personnel officer, providing support in legal matters. This role involves creating legal opinions and notes, especially in preparation for management decisions.

3. State Statistical Office of Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart: The office is hiring Volljuristen (fully qualified lawyers) to stay in regular contact with citizens and various authorities at the local, state, and federal levels.

4. Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics, Garching b. Munich: This renowned institute is looking for a Jurist*in to join their team. The position offers an exciting opportunity to work in one of the world’s leading institutes for plasma and fusion research.

5. we are era GmbH, Berlin: The company is seeking a Legal/Contract Manager to be responsible for the organization and support of the entire contract management process.

6. Statkraft, Amsterdam and Dusseldorf: Statkraft, an energy company, is hiring legal representatives to work in an international team of experienced lawyers. The role involves providing cross-border advice at the intersection of law, technology, and business.

7. Saxony-Anhalt Chamber of Notaries, Magdeburg: The chamber is offering trainee positions for those interested in becoming notaries. Saxony-Anhalt provides an excellent opportunity to pursue a career in this field.

8. Foreign Office, Berlin: The Foreign Office is looking for legal professionals who are interested in working in Berlin and on a global scale.

9. Brandenburg Chamber of Notaries, Potsdam: The chamber is seeking Notarassessors (trainee notaries) to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity for those aspiring to become notaries in Brandenburg.

10. The Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Berlin, Bonn: Lawyers are needed to implement complex cultural or media-political projects at the intersection of culture, politics, and administration.

11. Wolters Kluwer Deutschland GmbH, Hürth, Hamburg, Bremen, Hanover: The company is hiring a Sales Manager for Legal Software Solutions in the North Region. The role involves selling legal software solutions to law firms, notaries, and companies.

12. Notary’s office Mönckebergstrasse, Hamburg: One of Hamburg’s oldest notary’s offices is looking for a Justitiar/in to reinforce their team.

13. MAGELLAN Infant Law Firm mbH, Munich: The law firm specializes in data protection, IT law, and IT security. They are hiring lawyers in these fields to work with renowned national and international clients.

These job opportunities offer a wide range of legal positions in various locations across Germany. Whether you are a fully qualified lawyer, a trainee notary, or a legal representative, there is a position that suits your expertise and interests. Don’t miss out on these exciting opportunities!

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What are the specific legal areas that the Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection in Berlin is seeking Volljurist*innen for?

Ony Bank, Frankfurt am Main: The bank is looking for a fully qualified lawyer to join their Legal and Governance team. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing legal advice and support to the bank on various legal matters.

8. Federal Ministry of Justice and Consumer Protection, Berlin: The ministry is seeking Volljurist*innen to join their team in various legal areas such as constitutional law, civil law, and criminal law. This role involves advising the ministry on legal matters and assisting in the development of new legislation.

9. Legal Consultancy Firm, Munich: A legal consultancy firm is searching for experienced lawyers to join their team. The firm provides legal advice and support to a diverse range of clients, including corporations, government agencies, and individuals.

10. International Trade Law Firm, Hamburg: This law firm specializes in international trade law and is seeking lawyers to support their growing practice. The firm handles complex international trade disputes and provides legal advice on international trade agreements and regulations.

These are just a few examples of the many job opportunities available for legal professionals in Germany. With a wide range of positions in various cities, legal professionals can find exciting and rewarding careers in different sectors. Whether you are a fully qualified lawyer or a trainee, there are ample opportunities to grow and develop your legal skills in Germany.