Consultant for Skilled Worker Immigration | Beraterin/Berater (m/w/d) Fachkräfteeinwanderung
Landesaufnahmebehörde Niedersachsen Hauptsitz
Job Summary
This role involves providing expert advice and guidance to employers on the accelerated skilled worker immigration process in Lower Saxony, Germany. Day-to-day tasks include initiating, coordinating, adapting, and overseeing the entire immigration procedure, as well as meticulously reviewing residency requirements. A crucial part of the job is collaborating with various authorities such as the Federal Employment Agency and German foreign missions. The ideal candidate will possess a strong background in public administration or law, coupled with a deep understanding of administrative and procedural law. Empathy towards diverse cultures, a service-oriented approach, and excellent communication skills are essential for success in this impactful position within the public service, offering a secure job with significant social value.
Required Skills
Education
• Angestelltenlehrgang II/Verwaltungslehrgang II (Advanced Employee Training II/Administrative Training II) OR • Successfully completed university degree (Bachelor/Diplom) in Public Administration, Social Sciences, Political Science, or Economics OR • University degree with 1st State Examination in Law or Bachelor of Laws OR • For civil servants: Eligibility for the 1st entry-level of career group 2 in "General Services" field
Experience
- Professional experience in administrative and procedural law
- Professional experience in public administration
- Desirable: Experience in foreign nationals law (AufenthG, AufenthV, application notes)
- Desirable: Knowledge of the Employment Ordinance (BeschV)
- Desirable: Basic knowledge of the Professional Qualifications Recognition Act (BQFG) and Lower Saxony Professional Qualifications Recognition Act (NBQFG)
Languages
Additional
- Ability to work independently and responsibly
- Reliability and confident demeanor
- Openness to people from other cultural backgrounds
- Work permit for Germany (implied by public service role)