Working student in the field of planning & documentation (m/f/d)

Inspire people with speed of light – this is the vision that drives about 200 employees of the DNS:NET family. Because we stand for the “connection of the future” and have made it our task to enforce the basic right to the Internet in subserved regions.

As a medium-sized telecommunications company, we have been a firm size in the IT industry since 1998. Our service portfolio reflects the entire range of value chain: From the construction to the operation of its own network infrastructure, the DNS:NET group offers a wide range of applications for specialists, all-rounders, cross-entryers and trainees.

You want to experience your studies not only in the lecture hall, but to gain practical experience in a future-oriented technology field? As a working student (m/w/d) in the field of planning & documentation at DNS:NET, you use your knowledge of geology/geography, computer science/CAD and surveying in practice – and gain real insight into the digital infrastructure of our development areas.

What we need

You support the team in the field of network planning and documentation You conduct site analyses and work with space-related statistics (demography, building density, socio-economic data) You create and prepare geodata, classify vector data (e.g. surface coverage of roads) and delivers management information You relieve the team with your help in administrative and project-related activities and get to know the entire range of work

You are a creative head with affinity for data, maps and measurement methods and looking for a new challenge with perspective You are a enrolled student in a degree course that deals with space-related data You bring interest in common GIS/CAD software (e.g. QGIS, AutoCAD, SQL), first knowledge is advantageous, but not necessary You can handle Office programs safely, especially Excel You bring good knowledge of German in word and writing You convince by holistic thinking and an accurate and conscientious way of working

30 days for a full-time week, corresponding to 18 days for a 3-day week (20 hours), and an additional free day on your birthday Flexible working hours thanks to sliding time High quality technical equipment Work in a pioneering industry Flat hierarchies, short information paths and a pleasant working climate Familiary and Open Together in a Duz Culture free drinks and good coffee ... ... and much more