Working Student (m/f/d) HR & Labor Law

JENOPTIK AG · Jena

WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent

Still open on 2 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Building and maintaining a central database for labour law documents such as works agreements, collective agreements and guidelines
Structuring, tagging and metadata maintenance of the document collections
Helping to implement and test an AI assistant system
Quality assurance of the data and ongoing updating of the knowledge base
Close cooperation with the IT department to improve system usability
Helping to prepare and organize internal projects in the area of labour relations
Research on labour law and works constitution law questions and preparing decision templates
Support with projects and special tasks in the area of co-determination

Ongoing studies in law, business law, human resources or related degree programs with a focus on law
IT affinity: technical understanding of databases, search technologies and AI applications
Interest in labour law questions and employee co-determination
Structured, careful and independent way of working
High discretion when handling confidential information
Ability to present complex technical or specialist content clearly
Confident use of MS Office and first experience with document management systems
German skills at C2 level

Working hours that fit your class schedule and consideration for your exam periods
Practice that moves you forward: real projects instead of just busywork, mentoring and further training
Part of the team from the start: personal support, networking events, sports events, Christmas party and summer festival
Stay fit: meal subsidy in the staff restaurant, team events, health-related action days

Building and maintaining a central database for labour law documents such as works agreements, collective agreements and guidelines
Structuring, tagging and metadata maintenance of the document collections
Helping to implement and test an AI assistant system
Quality assurance of the data and ongoing updating of the knowledge base
Close cooperation with the IT department to improve system usability
Helping to prepare and organize internal projects in the area of labour relations
Research on labour law and works constitution law questions and preparing decision templates
Support with projects and special tasks in the area of co-determination

Ongoing studies in law, business law, human resources or related degree programs with a focus on law
IT affinity: technical understanding of databases, search technologies and AI applications
Interest in labour law questions and employee co-determination
Structured, careful and independent way of working
High discretion when handling confidential information
Ability to present complex technical or specialist content clearly
Confident use of MS Office and first experience with document management systems
German skills at C2 level

Working hours that fit your class schedule and consideration for your exam periods
Practice that moves you forward: real projects instead of just busywork, mentoring and further training
Part of the team from the start: personal support, networking events, sports events, Christmas party and summer festival
Stay fit: meal subsidy in the staff restaurant, team events, health-related action days