Working Student - Talent Acquisition

About this role

Please read the required qualifications carefully and note that full business-level fluency in German & English is a requirement. Your role The industry is referring to a "war for talent". There has never been a time when the right people were more in demand and more valuable than it is today. We are truly in the people economy, which means that recruitment is not only crucial but also a significant competitive advantage.

To lead this change, we rethought recruitment. As a working student, you will be a part of the creative and high-performing Talent Search (TS) Team, one of three core processes of Netlight. Your main responsibility will be around active sourcing, application management, recruitment , and other processes related to the growth of Netlight. You will get insights into the whole recruitment process, from the first contact to a world-class onboarding of our new colleagues into Netlight.

Get a sneak peak into our team here: vimeo.com/756760283 Requirements Based in Berlin, Hamburg, or Munich Currently enrolled in a program at an accredited university Ability to work 16-20 hours per week Full business-level fluency in written and spoken German & English Strong communication & organization skills Structured yet adaptive, taking responsibility for a dynamic learning environment Some prior work experience (internships, working student, volunteering) is a merit, but not a prerequisite We offer Learning opportunities: Instead of just checking off your to-do list, you will shape your role together with us according to your strengths and passions and build highly relevant skills for your future.

Ownership & Responsibility: You will support us in high-priority processes & projects. Coaching & Development: Individual Mentor to support you and your professional development, realized through through a culture of knowledge sharing and feedback. Exposure to an international working environment with talented colleagues. Flexible working hours: 16-20 hours per week can be divided flexibly to fit your university schedule, possibility to ramp up hours during semester breaks.