We want to explain our application process as clearly as possible. Carmen Ronacher, our Head of HR, has some advice: “Follow your instinct, send off your application, try to make personal contact, and above all, don’t try to be someone you’re not!”
Please submit your application via our online portal or by email to bewerbung @ pms.at. We’ll send you automatic email confirmation once we’ve received your application.
Our recruiting team take the time to look at every application. We try to give feedback to all applicants within a week.
If we like your application, we’ll invite you for an initial in-person interview.
Our aim during this initial interview is to get to know you as a person and to find out what we expect from each other. It’s important for us to talk to each other as equals and to create a relaxed atmosphere.
We’ll let you know as soon as possible if we’d like to invite you for another interview and if we’ve decided to offer you a job.
We’ll let you know that your application has been successful.
Believe in yourself and your strengths, and take a look at our job profiles to find out which opportunities there are at PMS and which role best suits you.
Help us get a better idea of who you are by sending as compelling an application as possible, including
If you’ve sent us all your application documents, you don’t need to print them out and bring them with you as well. Protecting the environment matters to us, so we want to use as little paper as possible.
The interview is a chance for us to find out more about you as a person, and will be led by a member of our recruiting team and the respective head of department. Quite simply, our advice is: be yourself. We don’t just want to hear about your experience and your specialist expertise – we want to meet the person behind it.
We’re interested in you and your application, so in turn you should think about what you’d like to find out about us and your potential new job. Of course we’ll try to give you as much detail as we can during the interview about your future working environment.
So it’s a two-way street: let’s find out what we want from each other!