Student Assistant in the Research Infrastructure Department
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. · Cologne
HiWiGerman needed: fluent
Still open on 12 NovKey facts
- Pay
- Paid by a fixed pay scale, up to TVöD 05
- Duration
- 6 months
- Initially six months
- Job starts
- As soon as possible
- Language needed
- German
- Subject you study
- Computer Science, Business Information Systems, Media Informatics, Business Administration, Industrial Engineering, Engineering
What you'll do
- Support project administration: Organise appointments, maintain overviews, write meeting notes and track open tasks, milestones and decisions
- Help document and model processes: Record, document and track management processes mapped in BPMN 2.0 using tools such as Aeneis, Adonis, iGrafx or Signavio
- Analyse and improve existing processes: Help understand current processes, identify breaks between systems or media, and suggest simple improvements to forms, menus or workflows
- Support project communication and follow-up: Help coordinate with different stakeholders, collect feedback and track follow-up actions
- Research and prepare information: Find best practices in process management, BPMN and bringing administrative or management processes into digital systems
- Organise appointments, workshops or drop-in sessions: Coordinate and attend regular meetings and help prepare for them and follow up afterwards
What you need
- Current studies in computer science, business information systems, media informatics, business administration, industrial engineering, engineering, public administration, communication studies, design, psychology, natural sciences or related subjects
- Interest in process management and BPMN 2.0: You enjoy mapping processes and bringing them into digital systems. Knowledge of BPMN 2.0 or tools such as Aeneis, Adonis, iGrafx or Signavio is welcome but not required
- Interest in project administration: You enjoy organising, work in a structured way and keep track of tasks, appointments and documents
- Understanding of digital processes and data flows: You can understand technical processes and how people interact with digital systems
- An independent, careful and organised approach: You work accurately, learn quickly and suggest your own ideas for improving processes
- Teamwork and strong communication skills: You enjoy working with different departments and can explain complex information clearly
- Very good spoken and written German
What you get
- An exciting and inspiring workplace with unique research facilities
- Practical insight into bringing management processes into digital systems and mapping how they work
- Diversity, respect and equal treatment for everyone
- Support for independent work and personal and professional development
- Many training and further education opportunities
- Equal opportunities and support for increasing the share of women in science and leadership
- Preference for applicants with severe disabilities who have the required skills