McDermott Will & Schulte Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater LLP | Germany | 40xxx Düsseldorf | Student job | Part time - flexible | Published since: 14.01.2026 on stepstone.de
Working Student Human Resources / Recruiting (m/f/d)
McDermott Will & Schulte Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater LLP is one of the leading legal entities with 1,750 lawyers in over 20 offices worldwide. In Germany we are represented with about 150 lawyers in Düsseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne and Munich. We are looking for a working student Human Resources / Recruiting (m/w/d) to strengthen our team in Düsseldorf. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Participation in the fields of applicant management and pre-selection of Germany-wide locations Pre- and post-processing of recruiting events and fairs
Support for staff support topics
Personal administration including personal file management and absence management
An ongoing study of economic, human or social sciences (ideally with the focus on human resources management) Structured and independent working methods as well as a pronounced degree of self-initiative, care and reliability Very good communication and organization skills Very good MS Office knowledge Communication-proof English
Interesting and varied tasks in a collegial and motivated team Flexible working hours at a weekly working time of 16 - 20 hours during the lecture period
Compensation and paid leave
Pleasant working atmosphere at our modern office location in Düsseldorfer Medienhafen
Location
 | McDermott Will & Schulte Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater LLP | |
| 40219 Düsseldorf | ||
| Germany |
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