Working Student (m/f/x) Analytics Engineer

We at sevdesk:
As an intuitive cloud accounting software, we empower founders, self-employed individuals, and small business owners to focus on what truly matters. Our product offers them a smart accounting tool to save time in their daily activities. As a company, we aim for excellence, continuously expand our horizons, and strive for daily improvement of our product and our daily work life. In pursuit of these goals, we rely on our strong culture, innovative spirit, and unwavering passion. In the future, we hope to count you among our dedicated team members.

Your Mission:
As a working student, you will support the team in creating reliable data products and take responsibility for small projects in the field of Analytics Engineering. From day one, you will be a valued team member and gain practical experience in a great team with a modern infrastructure.

Here's how you'll make an impact

• You adjust existing data models and ensure that they reflect the current business logic.

• You ensure high data quality by implementing automated data and freshness tests.

• You facilitate knowledge sharing within the company by creating and maintaining documentation.

• You enable the analysis of new data sets by creating data models from scratch.

• You ensure compliance with data processing standards, for example by flagging and masking sensitive data.

Your Qualification:

• You are studying (business) informatics, (business) mathematics, industrial engineering or similar (advanced Bachelor's semester or in the Master's program).

• You have some initial practical experience of working with data and knowledge of SQL.

• You are fluent in English (German is a plus).

• You like to take responsibility for tasks and are motivated to develop your own solution approaches.

• You enjoy collaborating and proactively seek out exchanges with colleagues, for example when advice or a second opinion is needed.

• Bonus: You already have some experience with Git, dbt, BI tools like Looker and/or Python.