Claims Management / Lease Law Specialist (m/f/d)
We are both a modern for-profit enterprise and a state-level regulatory authority—a combination that makes the Bavarian Pension Fund unique in its structure and mission. We combine security with dynamism. Sustainable business practices, long-term thinking, and reliability have always shaped our actions. This makes us Germany’s number one provider of retirement benefits. In Bavaria, roughly one in five households is entitled to benefits from the Bavarian Pension Fund—which means we have an important social role and responsibility.
To fulfill this responsibility over the long term, we pool our expertise: As Germany’s largest public-law pension group, we jointly manage the operations of twelve professional and municipal pension funds, which provide old-age, disability, and survivor benefits to their insured members. In addition to serving over two million insured individuals and pension recipients, our core tasks also include the profitable and secure investment of our pension funds’ assets. We can look back on 100 years of experience in this area.
Your Responsibilities
- Activities related to judicial dunning, enforcement, and litigation in the housing sector
- Out-of-court collection of outstanding debts
- Judicial collection of outstanding debts (e.g., applications for a payment order, enforcement order, affidavit, foreclosure, etc.)
- Extraordinary terminations of residential and commercial lease agreements
- Review of the grounds for filing a lawsuit and representation in various legal proceedings
- Assistance with insolvency proceedings
Your Profile
- A degree as a Certified Legal Assistant (m/f/d), a Certified Real Estate Specialist (m/f/d), or a comparable qualification, along with professional experience in a similar role
- Alternatively, completion of an apprenticeship as a legal assistant (m/f/d) or real estate agent (m/f/d) and several years of relevant professional experience
- Good knowledge of residential tenancy law as well as basic knowledge of civil procedure law
- Ability to work well in a team and strong decision-making skills
- A high level of commitment and dedication
- A calm and professional demeanor in difficult situations
- Good knowledge of MS Office products; basic knowledge of SAP and RA-Micro would be an advantage
We offer
- a future-proof, crisis-resistant, and modern workplace in Munich
- flexible working conditions with plenty of room for family and leisure time: flex time, part-time work, and working from home
- active support for your professional development and continuing education
- a comprehensive range of practical training courses and workshops
- Salary in accordance with collective bargaining agreement (Pay Grade 9b TV-L), taking your professional experience into account (currently approx. €52,287 to €67,741 gross annual salary/full-time), including a bonus above the collective bargaining rate with performance-based growth potential, as well as a company pension plan financed exclusively by employer contributions
We combine security and dynamism
Sustainable business practices, long-term thinking, and reliability have always shaped the way we operate. In Bavaria, about one in five households is eligible for benefits from the Bayerische Versorgungskammer—which means we have an important social role and responsibility. How do we fulfill this? Together as a team with #unserteamBVK—check out our Instagram profile@bvk_karrierefor direct insights and get to know us.
We, the Bayerische Versorgungskammer, promote professional equality between women and men and welcome applications from women. People with severe disabilities will be given preference in hiring if they are otherwise essentially equally qualified, capable, and perform equally well professionally. Your future employer will be the pension fundslegallyrepresented by theBavarian Pension Fund. In this position, you will work in the Investment Department.
We look forward to receiving your application by July 19, 2026.
Further Information and Contact
Field of Work: Investment Management
Start Date: As soon as possible
Duration: Permanent position
Hours per Week: 20.00
If you have questions about the application process, please contact Kathrin Wilke (+49 89 9235-7197); for technical questions, please contact Christine Klier (+49 89 9235-8643).
Bayerische Versorgungskammer
Denninger Str. 37 | 81925 Munich