BBC Cellpack GmbH | Germany | 79xxx Waldshut-Tiengen | Part time - flexible / Home office | Published since: 27.03.2026 on stepstone.de
Working Student or Bachelor Thesis Student – Value Stream Mapping & AI‑Supported Process Optimization
BBC Cellpack was founded in 1935 in Vilmergen, Switzerland, as a successor to Dreifuss Brothers AG. Originally focused on cellophane packaging, the company quickly evolved through the pioneering spirit of the Dreifuss brothers, who recognized the potential of new materials and developed high-quality industrial goods. This innovative mindset laid the foundation for decades of progress With the launch of Cellpack GmbH in Waldshut-Tiengen in 1967, the company expanded into fibre-reinforced plastics and cable technologies, serving the European market with increasing strength. Continuous growth led to new production sites in Tiengen and Radeberg, supported by a global network of offices. Since 2003, as part of the BBC Group, BBC Cellpack Electrical Products has thrived under agile leadership - employing around 300 people delivering and trusted solutions worldwide. At BBC Cellpack Electrical Products, we ongoing work on improving our production processes and preparing them for future.We are looking for motivated students who are eager to contribute to real improvement projects.In this role, you will gain insights into our production operations and support us in making value chains transparent, efficient, and future-ready. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Current-state analysis & data collection:Recording production value streams at the Tiengen site through time studies, interviews, and process walkthroughs. Process & material flow analysis:Identification of bottlenecks and waste along selected product families. Digital visualization:Creation of modern value stream maps (e.g. using Miro, Visio, or dedicated VSM tools). Simulation & innovation:Process optimization using simulations, digital twins, or (optionally) AI-based forecasting models. Concept development:Design of future-state value streams and preparation of data-based decision proposals for management.
Studies in Industrial Engineering, Production Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Data Science, Computer Science, or a related field Strong interest in Lean Management, process optimization, and digitalization Enjoyment of analytical and hands-on work Initial experience with value stream analysis or production processes is an advantage Basic knowledge of tools such as Excel, Python, Power BI, or simulation software is desired Independent and structured working style
We offer A challenging role with real impact on our production sites The opportunity to apply Lean methods directly in practice Collaboration in a motivated, open, and supportive team Room for own ideas, experimentation, and development of new digital approaches Flexible working hours – ideal success your studies Benefits Varied activities and significant creative freedom A crisis-proof, permanent employment contract 13th-month salary and holiday bonus Flexible working hours without core hours and home office option (40%) 30 days of vacation Corporate Benefits Social events (skiing/hiking days, summer parties, etc.) Attractive social benefits and comprehensive accident insurance (professional + private) JobRad (bicycle leasing) and funds for public transport (Jobticket) Free e-charging stations for electric cars and e-bikes
Location
 | BBC Cellpack GmbH | |
| Waldshut-Tiengen | ||
| Germany |
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