Working Student - Product & Project Management (all genders)

Support us in designing the insurance experience of the future. As a Working Student in Product & Project Management for most of your time, you run projects with our partners and internal teams from first request to done. When there's time, you work on data projects.

You work closely with the Head of Product and see up close how product decisions get made. This is a 20h/week hybrid role, with 1 day per week working from our Berlin office.

Requirements

Your Mission Check and triage new requests from partners and internal teams on our Jira board: what is it, how urgent is it, and who owns it?

Clarify requirements with stakeholders and turn them into clear tickets for our product squads Find the right people (Product, Engineering, Data, Operations, Legal) and bring them together Answer questions yourself where you can; check reported bugs yourself and test fixes before they go live Track every project until it's closed, and send a short regular status update to stakeholders Help us organise how feature requests from internal teams are collected, tracked and made visible to the product managers Prepare priority calls and escalations for the Head of Product Build and maintain dashboards for our product KPIs Run analyses for the product team, e.

g. how a KPI changed before and after a release Tools you will work with: Jira, Confluence, Slack, Google Workspace, Metabase / SQL What You Will Need to Succeed Enrolled at a university (working student status), available 20 h/week for at least 12 months German at B2 level or higher, plus good English.

Many of our partners and stakeholders work in German. Strong analytical thinking and a record of excellent results (grades, scholarships, projects, competitions) Technical affinity: you understand how web apps, APIs and data flows work, or you learn fast. An error message or a data table doesn't scare you.

Structured and reliable: you keep many threads open without dropping one, and you follow up without being asked Clear writing, a