
Working Student – Business Analyst B2C
Michelin
part-time
Posted on:
Location Type: Hybrid
Location: Frankfurt • Germany
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Job Level
About the role
- You analyze sales figures, forecasts, and market and competitor data, deriving clear recommendations for action.
- You actively support projects and contribute to cross-functional special projects.
- You prepare sales reporting for the B2C sales team, process data, and assist with the analysis and monitoring of sales figures.
Requirements
- You are an enrolled student in an economics, business mathematics, or similar degree program with at least one year of study remaining.
- You are enthusiastic about sales, possess strong analytical skills, and enjoy working with numbers.
- You have excellent MS Office skills, with advanced proficiency in Excel.
- You work independently, show initiative, are eager to learn, and are highly organized.
- You enjoy communicating with colleagues, speak fluent German (C2), and are comfortable conducting conversations in English (B2).
Benefits
- Remote work: Flexible working hours, with the option to work from the office or home office (up to 2 weeks per month).
- Compensation: Attractive pay including one-off payments and employee discounts.
- Mobility: Excellent train connections from the university locations Frankfurt, Mainz, Wiesbaden, and Darmstadt, plus free parking at The Squaire.
- Attractive work environment in the “NewWork” office at Frankfurt Airport with open-plan areas and numerous quiet zones for focused work.
- Respectful culture: A collegial atmosphere with communication on an equal footing.
- Individual onboarding: You will receive comprehensive training tailored to your personal skills and experience.
Applicant Tracking System Keywords
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Hard Skills & Tools
analytical skillssales analysisdata processingsales reportingmarket analysiscompetitor analysisbusiness mathematicseconomics
Soft Skills
initiativeeagerness to learnorganizational skillscommunication skillsindependence