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[[title]] [[custCompany]] | [[sfstd_jobLocation_obj]] [[custDepartment]] [[mfield3]] 3-year dual study programme in industrial engineering (specialising in electrical engineering) starting on 01.09.2027 at our Waldkirch site in cooperation with the Lörrach Cooperative State University. WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT: Diverse insights and collaboration in various departments such as product management, production planning, logistics and sales interfaces. Logistics and sales interfaces Field of activity at the interface between business and technology Assignments in various product-related areas such as product development, product launch, marketing and customer support in order to understand basic product life cycle processes and interrelationships Tasks focus on project-orientated, technical solution finding Close collaboration with specialists and customers from a wide range of disciplines International interfaces The use of new media in addition to everyday tools such as MS Office and SAP Programme content: Mathematics, general business administration, economics, computer science, finance and accounting, project management, law, marketing, controlling, quality management and corporate management WHAT YOU NEED: A-levels, specialised university entrance qualification, university of applied sciences entrance qualification (plus passing the delta exam at the DHBW) or comparable training Strong interest in technical and business contexts Previous knowledge in the field of economics is an advantage Good performance in maths and physics Analytical skills and enjoy developing concepts Enthusiasm for innovation and interest in the technologies in our company Customer-orientated way of working and entrepreneurial thinking Strong teamwork, communication and organisational skills Good command of English and openness to the international environment Good knowledge of German (language level C1), see admission requirements of the dual university Marketing, controlling, quality management and corporate management If you want to apply, please write in German YOUR APPRENTICESHIP SALARY: 1st year of study: 1.401 € 2nd year of study: 1.497 € 3rd year of study: 1.654 € Contact: [[recruiterName]], [[recruiterPhone]]
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