Working Student (f/m/d) - Event Support for HCM Business Development
SAP SE · Walldorf
WerkstudentGerman needed: fluent
Still open on 13 NovKey facts
- Language needed
- German and English
- Subject you study
- Business Administration, Communication, Event Management, Media Management
What you'll do
- Build event websites in Adobe Experience Manager and manage registration workflows
- Maintain participant lists across multiple cities, coordinate invitations, and handle waitlists
- Write customer-facing emails and deliver status reports to Sales and CSM teams
- Organise catering, order gifts and lanyards, and design name badges
- Run check-in on event days and capture content for LinkedIn and internal channels
- Produce post-event communications, process invoices, and onboard your successor at contract end
What you need
- You're a student - ideally in business administration, communication, event or media management, or a related field - ready to contribute real work alongside your studies.
- A structured, reliable approach to managing logistics and competing deadlines
- Experience with MS Office and tools such as Canva, Camtasia, or Clipchamp
- A customer-oriented mindset - you understand that every event touchpoint shapes the SAP experience
- Confidence collaborating across Sales, CSM, and cross-functional teams
- Interest in events, communication, or business development
- Fluency in German (C1 or above) and English, written and spoken, is required for this role, location: Walldorf office
- We also look for people who communicate clearly, keep the customer in mind, and enjoy finding smart solutions to problems - whatever stage of your career you're at.
- In addition to the role-specific skills above, all student and early talent positions at SAP look for candidates who are open to working with AI tools - including agentic AI - to automate everyday tasks, prototype ideas, and build confidence in AI-assisted ways of working from day one.
What you get
- When you join SAP, you'll be a part of SAP Next Gen - a global community of students and early professionals with access to mentors, development programmes, and peers.