ZM-I Gruppe | Germany | 90xxx Nürnberg | Student job | Part time - flexible | Published since: 14.04.2026 on stepstone.de
Working Student Building and Civil Engineering (m/f/d)
ZM-I is an independent, partnership-organized civil engineering office for demanding projects. From the Munich site, the group has grown continuously and is now active throughout Germany. We offer consulting, planning, testing and assessment in the field of civil engineering. Companies have different regional areas of activity and expertise. The ZM-I Group employs around 170 employees:inside. At our location in Nuremberg, which complements the range of services offered by the ZM-I Group with classical structural design in the predominantly Franconian and Nordic Bavarian areas, we are now looking for student support for at least. 10 hours/week
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Insights and active cooperation in projects in the field of structural planning in high and engineering construction Implementation of static calculations under the supervision of experienced colleagues Knowing and incorporating into common static software programs (e.g. Sofistics, DIE Baustatik, mb AEC BauStatik, etc.)
Civil engineering (from the 4th semester in the Bachelor or Master) First practical experience or vocational training in the construction industry Good opinion Self-employed and precise operation Flowing German-knowledge (min. B2-knowledge) in word and writing
Close integration into the team Exciting insights into the project work Support by experienced project engineers:inside Modern office spaces in Nuremberg city centre with public transport connection Open and collegial corporate culture
Location
 | ZM-I Gruppe | |
| Nürnberg | ||
| Germany |
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