bundeskartellamt.de
Germany's federal competition authority protects competition by enforcing antitrust rules and reviewing mergers
Highlights
- Hiring2 open roles
- Remote-friendly2 of 2 open roles remote or hybrid
- Salary transparent1 of 2 open roles list a salary
About bundeskartellamt.de
The Bundeskartellamt is an independent federal authority responsible for protecting competition in Germany. Its work includes pursuing cartels, overseeing abuse of market power and reviewing mergers.
The authority is based in Bonn and employs around 400 people. It was established in 1958 and currently advertises roles in economics, law and IT.
Product: Competition law enforcement, merger control and market oversight in Germany.
Jobs at bundeskartellamt.de (2)
bundeskartellamt.de is hiring for 2 roles in engineering and legal, based in Bonn.
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