Clerk Insolvency 80 - 100 %

Start of employment: Immediately or by arrangement, fixed-term until 31 December 2028 Work location: Biel Working at the insolvency office might sound like "civil service and bone-dry" to you, however, everyday work at the insolvency offices looks quite different: We are exclusively digitally oriented, working very flexibly both at the workplace and outside our offices. The job is extremely varied, exciting, and very multi-faceted. Your tasks <br /> • Independently conduct insolvency proceedings, from the opening of insolvency to the conclusion of the insolvency proceedings • Initiate securing measures, inventory assessments and assets, or respectively liquidate them • Conduct interrogations as well as negotiations with different parties (debtors, creditors, employees, authorities, debtors and interested parties as well as lawyers) • Check contracts, claims and entries of claims • Create orders and applications <br /> Your profile <br /> • Commercial apprenticeship or equivalent training • Knowledge in the area of the Federal Act on Debt Collection and Bankruptcy (SchKG) is an advantage, but not a requirement • Conscientious, solution-oriented and well-organized way of working • Strong communication and negotiation skills as well as healthy assertiveness • Flawless reputation (no debt collection proceedings) and driver's license including passenger car <br /> We offer you You may rightly assume that the Canton of Bern is a fair employer in every respect with very good employment conditions. In addition to this: • Varied and responsible area of responsibility • Careful induction as well as ongoing training • Broad training and further education opportunities • Central workplace in Biel/Bienne with home office possibility <br /> Contact Curious? Your contact for questions: Martin Furer, Head of Department, 031 635 95 53 The Konkursamt Berner Jura-Seeland, Dienststelle Berner Jura-Seeland, is a service provider of the Directorate of Home Affairs and Justice of the Canton of Bern (DIJ). The debt collection and insolvency offices serve, in particular, creditors to assert and collect monetary claims by way of compulsory enforcement or to conduct insolvency proceedings. The legal basis is the Federal Act on Debt Collection and Bankruptcy (SchKG). https://www.baka.dij.be.ch/de/start.html