Werkstudent Data Analytics & Process Improvement (all genders)

STRONG TASKS

• Supporting departments in the preparation, structuring and implementation of data analysis and data processing projects
• Conducting operational analyses and data preparation using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access
• Creating data visualizations and analyses with Python and Tableau
• Analysis, evaluation and optimization of existing processes
• Collaboration and coordination with relevant stakeholders from Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Production Planning and Program Management
• Preparation and target-group-oriented documentation of analysis results and developed solutions
• Presentation and communication of the results obtained
• Collaboration on further data-related projects in accordance with current business requirements as well as personal interests and qualifications.

BEST CONDITIONS

• Studies in business informatics, data science, computer science, mechanical engineering, industrial engineering, engineering sciences or a comparable field of study
• Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office, especially Microsoft Excel and/or Microsoft Access; knowledge of VBA is an advantage.
• Initial programming experience in Python and SQL
• Strong interest in data analysis and data-driven solutions
• Excellent German skills and good English skills
• Teamwork skills and clear, target-group-oriented communication
• Independent, structured and solution-oriented work style

EXCELLENT ENVIRONMENT

• Practical insights into the aviation industry and jobs with responsibility
• Strong team cohesion, partly through our student network and various events.
• Individual support through mentoring and dedicated contact persons
• Comprehensive onboarding and training courses on a wide range of topics
• Flexible working hours and the possibility of mobile working (depending on the area of ​​work)
• Delicious and varied dishes in our company cafeteria
• A wide range of company sports activities for active breaks alongside studies
• Excellent accessibility by public transport