Internship IT & Technology in M&A (f/m/d)

KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft · Berlin / Frankfurt / München / Düsseldorf / Hamburg / Stuttgart / Hannover / Leipzig

InternshipGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 7 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Industrial Engineering, Business Informatics, Business Administration, STEM

Project support: You support our team with exciting questions around IT in the mergers and acquisitions environment and contribute in particular to topics such as integration and carve-out strategies, IT organization, IT governance and IT infrastructure.
Risk and synergy analysis: Together with experienced colleagues, you assess IT-related opportunities, risks and synergies that arise in company mergers or separations.
Participation in transaction projects: In ongoing carve-out and post-merger integration projects, you support the planning, tracking and documentation of IT work packages and gain direct insight into project practice.
IT assessment: Analyzing and assessing a target company's IT landscape from a technical and business perspective is also part of your role.
IT landscape analysis: You help record existing IT structures and support the assessment of different integration scenarios, for example regarding standardization, data exchange or independent continuation.
Analysis and presentation: You prepare analyses, interview guides, presentations and reports for IT due diligence projects in an audience-appropriate way and also help create proposals.

Studies: You are studying industrial engineering, business informatics, business administration with an IT focus, a STEM subject or a comparable field, and stand out through good to very good academic results.
First practical experience: Ideally, you already have first practical experience from internships, working student jobs or project-based work in IT consulting, strategy, IT project management or an IT function.
Technical knowledge: Basic knowledge of IT architecture, IT infrastructure or enterprise resource planning systems is an advantage and helps you get up to speed quickly on complex questions.
Language skills: You speak and write German and English confidently at least at C1 level; further language skills are welcome.
Way of working: Analytical and structured thinking as well as initiative and enjoyment of demanding questions characterize you and make you a valuable support to the team.

Project support: You support our team with exciting questions around IT in the mergers and acquisitions environment and contribute in particular to topics such as integration and carve-out strategies, IT organization, IT governance and IT infrastructure.
Risk and synergy analysis: Together with experienced colleagues, you assess IT-related opportunities, risks and synergies that arise in company mergers or separations.
Participation in transaction projects: In ongoing carve-out and post-merger integration projects, you support the planning, tracking and documentation of IT work packages and gain direct insight into project practice.
IT assessment: Analyzing and assessing a target company's IT landscape from a technical and business perspective is also part of your role.
IT landscape analysis: You help record existing IT structures and support the assessment of different integration scenarios, for example regarding standardization, data exchange or independent continuation.
Analysis and presentation: You prepare analyses, interview guides, presentations and reports for IT due diligence projects in an audience-appropriate way and also help create proposals.

Studies: You are studying industrial engineering, business informatics, business administration with an IT focus, a STEM subject or a comparable field, and stand out through good to very good academic results.
First practical experience: Ideally, you already have first practical experience from internships, working student jobs or project-based work in IT consulting, strategy, IT project management or an IT function.
Technical knowledge: Basic knowledge of IT architecture, IT infrastructure or enterprise resource planning systems is an advantage and helps you get up to speed quickly on complex questions.
Language skills: You speak and write German and English confidently at least at C1 level; further language skills are welcome.
Way of working: Analytical and structured thinking as well as initiative and enjoyment of demanding questions characterize you and make you a valuable support to the team.