Working Student in IT Project Management / Circular Economy (all genders)

dm-drogerie markt · Karlsruhe · 15 to 20 hours a week

WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 8 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Hours: 15 to 20 hours a week
Job starts: As soon as possible
Where you work: Company and home
Language needed: German and English
Subject you study: Computer Science, Business Information Systems, Economics, Sustainability Management

Support IT projects related to the circular economy and gradually take on your own tasks or small projects.
Work with other departments to analyse how recyclable materials, data and information move through processes, and help make these processes simpler and clearer.
Prepare and support workshops and meetings, and record results and next steps clearly.
Organise requirements, research possible solutions and prepare clear information to support decisions.
Help with testing, documentation and communication for new or improved IT solutions.

You are studying for a master's degree, for example in computer science, business information systems, economics, sustainability management or a similar subject.
You are interested in how IT, processes and sustainability connect.
You can organise complex topics clearly and explain them in an understandable way.
You work reliably and independently and enjoy working in a team with people from different fields.
Some experience with project work, process analysis, workshops or agile working methods is helpful but not required.
You speak very good German. Good English skills are welcome.

Culture: Open dialogue guides how we work together. We value personal responsibility, respect and initiative. Few management layers and teams from different fields support your professional and personal growth. Everyone has room to contribute, help shape the work and develop ideas, because success depends on working together.
Learning at dm: Develop your skills through dm's digital learning platform, with topics ranging from project management to language courses that support your professional and personal growth.
Working conditions: Balance work and study with a maximum of 20 working hours per week during term and up to 37.5 hours per week during semester breaks. You also get 30 days of holiday each year.
Extra benefits: Get a 10% staff discount at all dm stores in Germany and exclusive staff offers at many online shops.
Travel: Get help paying for the Deutschlandticket Job travel pass. If you drive or cycle, there are plenty of parking spaces, electric vehicle charging points and a bicycle garage. A suburban train station and motorway access are nearby.

Support IT projects related to the circular economy and gradually take on your own tasks or small projects.
Work with other departments to analyse how recyclable materials, data and information move through processes, and help make these processes simpler and clearer.
Prepare and support workshops and meetings, and record results and next steps clearly.
Organise requirements, research possible solutions and prepare clear information to support decisions.
Help with testing, documentation and communication for new or improved IT solutions.

You are studying for a master's degree, for example in computer science, business information systems, economics, sustainability management or a similar subject.
You are interested in how IT, processes and sustainability connect.
You can organise complex topics clearly and explain them in an understandable way.
You work reliably and independently and enjoy working in a team with people from different fields.
Some experience with project work, process analysis, workshops or agile working methods is helpful but not required.
You speak very good German. Good English skills are welcome.

Culture: Open dialogue guides how we work together. We value personal responsibility, respect and initiative. Few management layers and teams from different fields support your professional and personal growth. Everyone has room to contribute, help shape the work and develop ideas, because success depends on working together.
Learning at dm: Develop your skills through dm's digital learning platform, with topics ranging from project management to language courses that support your professional and personal growth.
Working conditions: Balance work and study with a maximum of 20 working hours per week during term and up to 37.5 hours per week during semester breaks. You also get 30 days of holiday each year.
Extra benefits: Get a 10% staff discount at all dm stores in Germany and exclusive staff offers at many online shops.
Travel: Get help paying for the Deutschlandticket Job travel pass. If you drive or cycle, there are plenty of parking spaces, electric vehicle charging points and a bicycle garage. A suburban train station and motorway access are nearby.