Working Student Data Migration & IT Systems (m/f/d)

A task that challenges. As a regional supply system operator, we see it as our core task to ensure energy supply with forward-looking energy networks and solutions. As a working student:in (m/w/d) you support our team data migration at the Ampfing site and ensure that our data is safely transferred to new systems: You migrate and provide data from different sources - from network data to customer information to system data. You develop data structures and ensure a clean, correct migration between the platforms. You work closely with the fields of network management and IT and use modern tools to ensure the highest quality standards. You work hybrid - both on site in Ampfing and at home office. A driving licence is required for regular exchange.

A background that convinces. You are studying computer science, business informatics, energy management or a related study program. You have already gained first experience with databases, data analysis or software development - ideally also with database technologies. You are safe in dealing with Excel and PowerPoint and work reliably, independent and structured. You are interested in digital transformation and data-intensive topics and bring very good German knowledge.

An environment that is thrilling. We are Bavaria's largest regional network operator and part of the E.ON Group. Get to know exciting and forward-looking areas of work. Benefit from our strong network and connect to the company. Thanks to our student binding program, we can stay in touch and perhaps welcome you soon on an entry position at the Bayernwerk. So that you belong quickly and feel comfortable in the Bavarian Works family, we will make your work together with you, because our team is a unit. We not only work together well, we also have lots of fun together. Modern office spaces and meeting points with coffee machines and water dispensers increase the welfare factor in the workplace. As a working student: during the lecture period in consultation with the subject area, an employment of up to 20 hours/week ( lecture-free time up to 37 hours/week) is possible. Your successful degree is always the first! Therefore, when planning your working hours, we take into account your lecture and examination plan. .