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Office Lead Dortmund (d/f/m) Zalando

Office Lead Dortmund (d/f/m)

Zalando
Dortmund Full Time
Reference: 6375_15291618
ABOUT THE TEAMAs Office Lead at Zalando in Dortmund you run all office operations focusing on our people together with your team. Your top priority is to enable your colleagues on site (mostly software developers). This includes aligning with different stakeholders at Berlin headquarter as well as representing our office in the local and regional area. You play a decisive role on attracting and retaining our top talent for our site in Dortmund.WHERE YOUR EXPERTISE IS NEEDEDPlan, develop & implement our community culture, foster communication & knowledge sharingRepresent Zalando Dortmund at local and regional level in order to attract top talentDeveloping and driving employer branding activities, supported by our Berlin central Employer Branding teamSteer & improve processes to facilitate smooth operations in the officeLead & steer various projects as workshops, internal events, meetups etc.Lead and develop our team assistants as well as the office budgetWHAT WE’RE LOOKING FORYou are experienced in people leadership & have a passion for helping your directs growYou are skilled in project, operations & process managementYou have an understanding of key business drivers, office management & know to handle an office budget You are an experienced communicator and net-worker, eager to be a central player on extended Dortmund marketEnglish and German language on business level is requiredPERKS AT WORKCulture of trust, empowerment and constructive feedback, open source commitment, meetups, game nights, 70+ internal technical and fun guilds, knowledge sharing through tech talks, internal tech academy and blogs, product demos, parties & eventsCompetitive salary, employee share shop, 40% Zalando shopping discount, discounts from external partners, centrally located offices, public transport discounts, municipality services, great IT equipment, flexible working times, volunteering time off, free beverages and fruits, diverse sports and health offeringsExtensive on-boarding, mentoring and personal development opportunities and an international team of expertsRelocation assistance for internationals and parent & child roomWe celebrate diversity and are committed to building teams that represent a variety of backgrounds, perspectives and skills. All employment is decided on the basis of qualifications, merit and business need.ABOUT ZALANDOZalando is Europe’s leading online platform for fashion and lifestyle, connecting customers, brands and partners across 17 markets. We drive digital solutions for fashion, logistics, advertising and research, bringing head-to-toe fashion to more than 25 million active customers through diverse skill-sets, interests and languages our teams choose to use.A key to the success of Europe’s busiest fashion logistics network is continuously advancing our technology and processes. By pushing ourselves to think smarter and adapt faster, our teams are setting new levels of excellence for the industry while meeting the complex needs of our customers, helping people connect to fashion in ways that were never previously possible.Our team in Dortmund started as a specialist unit handling everything that relates to Payment. Here we develop our monitoring systems, collaborating with payment service providers to find innovative ways to create the most user-friendly checkout experience possible. We continuously add new areas of competency, with teams now focused on the tech challenges connected to mission-critical topics including consumer incentives, inventory management, transportation, fulfillment and stock valuation.Recruiter Email:daniel.szabo@zalando.de
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