Working Student - Jira Administration & Systems

• Build Jira automations to reduce manual work and streamline team processes
• Improve workflows by identifying pain points and helping teams optimize their use of Jira and Confluence
• Set up the OIDC connection between Jira and our Identity Provider (IDP)
• Drive agility with AI tools, exploring and introducing AI-assisted ways of working
• Benchmark and report on development velocity, throughput, and bottlenecks
• Manage access and permissions across our tools
• Handle general sys-admin tasks beyond Jira as they come up

Do you have experience in Scripting?, * Currently enrolled as a student, preferably in Computer Science or a related technical field (enrollment is a requirement for working student roles in Germany)

• Strong technical background - scripting is no obstacle for you (e.g., JQL, Python)
• Interest in or experience with Jira/Confluence administration
• A structured, problem-solving mindset and willingness to dig into technical configuration
• Curiosity about AI tools and how they can improve team workflows
• Good communication skills to work with different teams
• Fluent in the English Language (German is a plus)

Noxtua is Europe’s sovereign Legal AI. This legally competent AI covers the entire spectrum of legal text work - from information gathering (research) and analysis of complex issues (understanding) to document creation (drafting). The legally compliant AI meets the professional, criminal, and data protection requirements for lawyers (e.g. Section 203 German Criminal Code, Section 43e German Federal Code for Lawyers), is certified according to BSI C5, TISAX, ISO 27001, 9001, 27018, 27017, and 42001. The tech company Noxtua has formed exclusive partnerships with leading European publishing houses from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia for the Legal AI Workspaces Beck-Noxtua, MANZ-Noxtua, Swiss-Noxtua, Beck-Noxtua Poland, Beck-Noxtua Czech Republic and Beck-Noxtua Slovakia.

Founded in 2017 in the German capital as a result of a research project by Dr. Leif-Nissen Lundbæk and Professor Dr. Michael Huth at Oxford University and Imperial College London, the European legal tech company has many years of experience in developing GDPR-compliant AI solutions and now has offices in Paris, Berlin, Zagreb, and Munich. Strategic partners including Germany’s leading legal publisher C.H.BECK as well as the leading law firms CMS and Dentons have invested around 81 million EURO in the European scaleup as part of its Series B.