Primary responsibilities include supporting global report creation, preparing strategic documentation for senior management, assisting with cost and resource management in the Compliance & Anti-Financial Crime Office, and participating in various team projects with diverse international teams.
Candidates should be university students (minimum third semester) in business administration, economics, business law, economic psychology, business engineering, business informatics, law, or social sciences. Strong communication skills, proficiency in MS Office, fluency in German and English, and a keen interest in financial and strategic matters are essential.
Benefits include competitive compensation, professional training support, a learning portal, regular networking events for interns, experienced mentors, and a commitment to creating an inclusive work environment that promotes personal and professional development.
