Working Student (f/m/d) - AI & Automation
Deutsche Börse · Leipzig, DE
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- Company
- Deutsche Börse
- Location
- Leipzig, DE
- Salary
- 15€
- Posted
- August 6, 2026
About this job
We’re flexible! We’re happy to receive applications in English or German. We are looking for a motivated working student (f/m/d) to support the assessment and coordination of changes in our AI and Automation Enablement Service. Your tasks: Contribute to the assessment and sparring of AI and automation use cases Support the build-up of our newly established service through conceptual work and internal marketing activities Design and facilitate workshops with business departments, focusing on process digitalization For all your outstanding achievements, you will of course get a lot back from your team. Because we value exchanging ideas, being there for each other, fostering a positive error culture and making each other better. We call this the exchange mindset. Your skills: Enrollment in a …
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