Working Student (f/m/d) in Software Development and Project Management
Siemens AG · Erlangen · 15 to 20 hours a week
WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent
Still open on 8 NovKey facts
- Hours
- 15 to 20 hours a week
- Where you work
- Company and home
- Language needed
- German and English
- Subject you study
- Computer Science
What you'll do
- You actively support our team in the ongoing optimization of the agile software development process
- You help with the selection and validation of tools for data analysis that enable a combined evaluation from various sources
- You create analysis tools under guidance, conduct smaller analyses independently and convey the application to colleagues
- We look forward to your own ideas that you implement as prototypes. With the feedback of our "internal customers" you help us to continuously improve software development and project management
What you need
- Education: You are currently successfully studying computer science or a comparable degree program
- Experience and knowledge:
- You have a strong affinity for data and databases and like to visualize them through clever analyses
- You have practical knowledge in Business Intelligence (QlikSense) as well as in the programming languages Python, C# and JavaScript
- You are confident in using MS Office and have good knowledge in building and managing databases
- Working style: You work proactively, solution-oriented and bring creative ideas into the team
- Language skills: Very good German and good English skills in word and writing
What you get
- Become part of our Working Student Network – a community that offers you exchange, support and valuable contacts at Siemens.
- At Siemens we are convinced: Those who feel valued and belonging can fully develop their own potential. That is why we create an inclusive work environment in which every person experiences a sense of belonging and in which individual perspectives and experiences are appreciated. Our commitment to fairness and respect applies to all applicants.
- We value equal opportunities and welcome applications from people with diverse backgrounds, expressly also from people with disabilities.