The European Handball Federation (EHF) is the recognized continental federation of the IHF, serving as the central organizing body for national member federations from 50 European countries. As such, it is one of the most important international sports federations, headquartered in Vienna.
Its core mission is the organization of international handball events at the national team level, including the European Championships, at the club level with the European Champions League, the European League, and the European Cup, as well as numerous meetings, seminars, and congresses. Collaboration with partners and internationally active companies and agencies is a given.
To strengthen our finance team in Vienna, we are looking for an ACCOUNTANT with payroll experience.
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We offer the opportunity to work in an international environment with short decision-making processes, open communication, and a competitive sporting atmosphere. In addition to a gross monthly salary of at least EUR 3,500 (higher pay possible depending on professional experience), benefits include a Vienna public transport annual pass, the option of an employee bicycle leasing program, flexible working hours, employee events, additional days off, and a modern, centrally located work environment.
If you are interested in this position, we look forward to receiving your application by 18 March 2026.

The European Handball Federation is the governing body for handball in Europe. With 50 member federations and two associated federations, the EHF is responsible for a wide range of tasks and activities from promotion and development through to the organisation of high-profile sports events.
Founded in 1991, the EHF has its headquarters in Vienna, Austria, where both the federation and its marketing subsidiary, EHF Marketing GmbH, have their offices. The federation has an annual budget in excess of 25 million Euro.
The EHF is responsible for a wide range of activities including the organisation of major international sports competitions including the EHF Champions League and EHF EURO. The federation is also tasked with the promotion of the game, player transfers, referees and delegates, development and education programmes as well as newer versions of the game such as beach handball, wheelchair handball and street handball.