Jetzt als Working Student (f/m/d) for Diversity Initiative bei Siemens in München bewerben – Karrierechance

Mode of Employment: Limited

Financing the future

We are more than Financial Services as we are turning ideas into reality. Be it the global transition to cleaner energy sources, the digitalization of manufacturing, the rapid development of smart infrastructure, mobility solutions and healthcare systems - financing is more crucial than ever. We make real what matters by combining our financial expertise with deep technical know-how to provide unique financial solutions.

Some call it tasks. We call it "up-in-the-future"!

• You will support and coordinate tasks and initiatives within the framework of our SFS Women in Tech Network
• You will help to plan and coordinate the networking events
• Develop presentations and workshop materials
• Take over and enhance the internal collaboration platforms

What you need to make real what matters.

• You are a student in Finance/ Economics, Business, Computer Science, Engineering, social sciences or related
• You show a deep interest in the topics of Tech and women empowerment and understand their role in the context of corporate culture
• You work in a structured, conscientious and organized way and have good social skills and an open manner.
• You have good knowledge of Microsoft Office and Microsoft Teams
• You are capable of exceptional written and verbal communication skills in English language, Knowledge of German language is an advantage

We’ve got quite a lot to offer. How about you?

Make your mark in our exciting world at Siemens.

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As an equal-opportunity employer we are happy to consider applications from individuals with disabilities.