Working Student for Future Cities Go-to-Market in Walldorf

Jobbeschreibung

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PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
Public Sector represents one of the strategic industries at SAP. We are targeting a 10,6+ bn € market potential, representing 11% of SAP’s addressable market. Our more than 8.800 customers in 138 countries include 58% of the United Nations member governments. Within the SAP Public Sector industry business unit, the Future Cities team, coordinates a cross-industry go-to-market strategy aimed at addressing the smart cities market, including not only city governments, but also a broad ecosystem of utilities, transit authorities, academic institutions and startups.

EXPECTATIONS AND TASKS
Project Work: Support Future Cities Go-To-Market

• Understand SAP industry assignment across the smart cities ecosystem
• Help prepare reports and forecasts of market potential for strategic planning and pipeline tracking
• Analyze cities’ strategies and open data portals for the development of targeted solution demos

Operational Support: Besides Project work we are running multiple different topics where support is appreciated:

• Managing the global Future Cities digital postcards
• Be the main contact for the SAP Future Cities internal JAM page
• Support the team in preparation for external events, internal presentations etc

Expectations:

• Establish close relationship to team
• Build knowledge about tools & internal organizations
• Build knowledge about specific SAP solutions
• Demonstrate flexibility and speed

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES

• Student at university or university of applied sciences
• Preferred field(s) of study (nice to have): Urban planning or public policy/administration or computer science
• Computer skills (must have): Excellent Microsoft skills, especially PowerPoint and Excel
• Language skills (must have): Fluent in English
• Soft skills:
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Willing to work in international teams
  • Good networking skills
  • Reporting and analytical capabilities
  • Flexibility and focus on results
  • Proactive and self-dependent working style
  • Goal-orientation and affinity to structure

Your set of application documents should contain a cover letter, a resume in table form, school leaving certificates, current university transcript of records, copies of any academic degrees already earned, and if available, references from former employers (including internships). Please remember to describe your skills in foreign languages and computer programs / programming languages.

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Extra Informationen

Status

Inaktiv

Standort

Walldorf

Jobart

Praktikum

Tätigkeitsbereich

IT / Software-Entwicklung / Programmierung, Kundenservice

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