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GE Vernova · Berlin

Working Student / Intern (f/m/d) – Project Management

BerlinPart-timeEarly careerExecutive & Management

Listed on GE Vernova’s official careers site. Posted October 10, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job Description

Summary

We are looking for a working student (m/f/d) to support our Project Management team at the Berlin location. Working hours can be scheduled flexibly and individually in mutual agreement.

Your Responsibilities

  • Support the Project Management team with operational and administrative daily tasks
  • Compile and file various documents
  • Assist with project management activities
  • Maintain project plannings Supplement and revise documents and presentations
  • Participate in reporting and the creation of statistics and analyses
  • Support event organization, e.g., customer visits
  • Maintain and analyze data in MS Excel, Smartsheet, SAP (desirable), and MS Project (desirable)

Your Profile

Studies in Electrical Engineering, Business Administration, Industrial Engineering, or a comparable field “Digital native” – proficient in tools such as MS Office, MS Excel (including PivotTables), Smartsheet, Power BI Independent, reliable, and structured working style with a hands-on mentality Strong communication skills, customer orientation, and excellent teamwork abilities, including in virtual teams, willing to learn Last but not least: very good German and English skills, both written and spoken We Offer: Welcome days for a smooth start Flexible working hours Subsidies for preventive health programs Company cafeteria at the Berlin location Further benefits will be gladly discussed in a personal conversation Additional Information Relocation Assistance Provided: No

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