10247 working student Ilmenau ilmenau English-speaking jobs in Germany

Your profile: - You are an enrolled student, graduate or young professional in the fields of natural

Experience working with Lean concepts and tools is preferred.If you are keen to understand more about

work Capital-forming benefits Annual bonus payment Company pension scheme Flexible working

You have strong process thinking, strong communication skills and an empathetic demeanor You enjoy working

An unlimited contract with an attractive salary package, flexible working hours, modern infrastructure

business domains Building, guiding and developing international teams Work-life balance: Flexible working

also benefit from our attractive offers: Individual solutions for the flexible organisation of working

Working at SCOR means engaging with some of the best minds in the industry – actuaries, data scientists

Y Combinator, we believe that revolutionary results can be built by a small group of creative minds working

To help you build your future and thrive with us, we offer: Remote work and flexible working hours

Proficiency in English is required, German language skills are nice to have Attractive salary Flexible working

Assist the sales team with quotations and tenders, working closely with the procurement team. 5.

controlled, that productivity and performance levels are attained -Builds and maintains effective working

Strong working knowledge of Oracle Data Guard for real-time data replication and failover, including

What you need to know: Contract type: Permanent Work Model: Hybrid Working time: Full time; Part

Knowledge of state management (Redux or similar) You enjoy creating elegant, scalable solutions and working

networker, and team player Execution focused Structural and analytical thinking and working

Degree in Business Economics, Business Informatics, or Computer Science or similar First working

We offer paid vacation days during your internship, flexible working hours, up to 2 work from home days

from a university by September 2026, or have graduated within the last 2 years and gained 1–2 years of working