Working Student Global CRM & Applications Enablement & Training

• You will support the development, maintenance, quality assurance, and continuous improvement of training and enablement materials
• You will help to transform complex system or business-process information into clear and user-friendly learning content
• You will perform quality checks on training and enablement materials for accuracy, branding, consistency, formatting, terminology, links, and visual quality
• You will support version control and the structured organization of training content and documentation
• You will test learning materials and resources prior to publication or delivery
• You will support cross-functional alignment and support communication and adoption strategies

• Current full-time studies in Communication, Education / Learning & Development, Digital Media, Business or a related field

• Very good English skills, written and spoken; good German skills are a plus
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook)
• Proactive and highly detail-oriented mindset with the ability to handle multiple tasks and deadlines
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Teamwork and collaboration skills to work effectively with cross-functional and global teams
• Active interest in technology, learning, digital enablement, or Salesforce/CRM
• Enthusiasm for technology and an interest in how digital tools can improve the way people work
• Experience with Synthesia, Canva, and Copilot is a plus

As a working student (m/w/d), there is a lot for you to discover at Fresenius. Add purpose to your career:

• Comprehensive support and involvement in exciting tasks, processes and projects in the specialist department as well as the opportunity to contribute and implement your own ideas
• Professional and personal development by gaining practical experience during your studies
• Opportunities to network with colleagues and junior staff from other areas of the company
• The foundation for a possible permanent position at Fresenius: this is proven by the success stories of former interns and working students