Working Student Capacity Management - Audit (w/m/d)

KPMG AG Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft · Frankfurt am Main · up to 20 hours a week

WerkstudentGerman needed: not said

Still open on 8 Nov

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Key facts

Hours: Up to 20 hours a week
Job starts: 1 Jan 2027
Language needed: English
Subject you study: Business, Law, Industrial Engineering, Business Informatics

Resource planning: Support in planning and coordinating staff capacity for upcoming audit projects using internal IT applications
Data maintenance: Careful recording, updating and preparation of relevant data in the resource allocation tool
Reporting: Independently setting up and preparing regular reports and controlling analyses
Organisation: Organisational and administrative tasks within capacity management
Process optimisation: Optimising workflows and creating transparency about workloads and demand in the Audit team
Development: Actively contributing to the further development of internal processes, tools and structures

Studies in business, law, industrial engineering, business informatics or a comparable field with at least three completed semesters
First work experience through internships or study-related jobs is helpful but not strictly required
Strong affinity for IT to work with internal capacity management programs
Good English skills
Strong analytical skills and a good understanding of processes

Resource planning: Support in planning and coordinating staff capacity for upcoming audit projects using internal IT applications
Data maintenance: Careful recording, updating and preparation of relevant data in the resource allocation tool
Reporting: Independently setting up and preparing regular reports and controlling analyses
Organisation: Organisational and administrative tasks within capacity management
Process optimisation: Optimising workflows and creating transparency about workloads and demand in the Audit team
Development: Actively contributing to the further development of internal processes, tools and structures

Studies in business, law, industrial engineering, business informatics or a comparable field with at least three completed semesters
First work experience through internships or study-related jobs is helpful but not strictly required
Strong affinity for IT to work with internal capacity management programs
Good English skills
Strong analytical skills and a good understanding of processes