Working student (m/f/d) in standard software development: SAP Transportation Management and AI
SAP SE · St. Ingbert
WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent
Still open on 9 NovKey facts
- Pay
- Paid
- Where you work
- Company and home
- Language needed
- German and English
- Subject you study
- Computer Science, Business Informatics, Data Science
What you'll do
- You help our agile development team integrate and improve AI solutions in the S/4HANA Private Cloud for Transportation Management (TM)
- Help develop and evaluate AI agents that independently carry out tasks with several steps in SAP TM processes, such as new automated transport processes and automatic configuration
- Use the latest AI tools in daily development, including SAP Joule Studio, SAP Joule Work Desktop and external tools such as Claude Code
- Carry out quality checks and testing for AI features, including functional tests, regression tests and AI specific checks
- Actively participate in our Scrum teams and events, including planning, daily meetings, reviews and retrospectives
- Research technology trends in AI agents, large language models and transport logistics
What you need
- You are a student and want to make a difference alongside your studies.
- You are curious, learn quickly and stay flexible when priorities change.
- You think creatively, communicate clearly and enjoy teamwork.
- You build your knowledge of business and artificial intelligence and actively put it into practice.
- Your emotional intelligence and ability to work with people from different cultures help you collaborate well.
- You are studying computer science, business informatics, data science or a similar subject
- Good programming skills in at least one object oriented programming language, ideally Python
- Some practical experience in AI and machine learning, especially natural language processing (NLP), large language models (LLMs) or generative AI
- Very good German and good English, both spoken and written
- Strong teamwork skills and an independent, proactive approach
- Confidence, good presentation skills and a structured, careful approach to work
- You must work at the St. Ingbert office every week.
- We value teamwork and direct contact, so we meet at the office at least three times a week.
- Please apply initially with a CV in table format.
- Later, we will ask you to upload a current grade transcript, a valid certificate of university enrolment, and copies of interim reports, school leaving certificates and any employment or internship references.
What you get
- You work on real projects rather than minor tasks. Your work directly supports your team's goals and has a visible impact.
- You leave with valuable practical experience and a portfolio of SAP projects to build on.
- As a working student, you join SAP Next Gen, a global network of students and people starting their careers who learn and develop together.
- You get access to mentors, development programmes and a strong network of colleagues who are equally committed to their careers.
- Agile, international work with practical experience
- Close collaboration with other teams across applications
- SAP offers an inclusive culture, a focus on health and wellbeing, and flexible ways of working to help everyone feel included and do their best.