Working Student Strategy and Innovation (m/f/d)

Thyssengas GmbH · Dortmund

WerkstudentGerman needed: not said

Still open on 2 Nov

You apply on the company's own website.

Key facts

Pay: €15 to €17 an hour
Where you work: Company and home
Subject you study: Industrial Engineering, Business Administration, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineering, Process Engineering

Support the "Strategy and Innovation" department with analyses on future-oriented energy industry topics, e.g. energy transition, municipal heat planning, strategic asset management
Independently carry out research and analyze results
Prepare results in presentations or GIS applications and present them inside and outside the team
Data analysis and further development of data models

Studies in industrial engineering, business administration (with technical affinity), mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, energy engineering, process engineering, spatial planning, geography or similar
Great interest in current topics in the energy industry, such as hydrogen, power-to-gas, GIS, municipal heat planning or strategic asset management
Solid experience evaluating scientific texts and modeling and analyzing GIS data
Confidence in preparing complex content clearly and presenting it to suit the audience
Very good analytical and communication skills
First experience with QGIS or willingness to learn these topics is desirable
Confident use of MS Office, especially Word, Excel and PowerPoint

Theory meets practice: practical insights to complement your studies
Flexible working hours: modern working time models and the option to work remotely
Celebrating successes together: e.g. at the team event, Christmas party or summer party
Shaping the energy transition meaningfully: work with professionals on sustainable, forward-looking topics

Support the "Strategy and Innovation" department with analyses on future-oriented energy industry topics, e.g. energy transition, municipal heat planning, strategic asset management
Independently carry out research and analyze results
Prepare results in presentations or GIS applications and present them inside and outside the team
Data analysis and further development of data models

Studies in industrial engineering, business administration (with technical affinity), mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, energy engineering, process engineering, spatial planning, geography or similar
Great interest in current topics in the energy industry, such as hydrogen, power-to-gas, GIS, municipal heat planning or strategic asset management
Solid experience evaluating scientific texts and modeling and analyzing GIS data
Confidence in preparing complex content clearly and presenting it to suit the audience
Very good analytical and communication skills
First experience with QGIS or willingness to learn these topics is desirable
Confident use of MS Office, especially Word, Excel and PowerPoint

Theory meets practice: practical insights to complement your studies
Flexible working hours: modern working time models and the option to work remotely
Celebrating successes together: e.g. at the team event, Christmas party or summer party
Shaping the energy transition meaningfully: work with professionals on sustainable, forward-looking topics