Italian working student at our office in Fintech District S32(m/w/d)

Job description

Debitos is a financial technology company and Europe's leading secondary market for receivables and real estate trading. Through its auction-based online trading platform, banks, companies and funds can sell their receivables, loans, claims & real estate to specialized investors. More than 2000 qualified buyers submit their bids in direct competition, and if the minimum price set by the seller is reached, a transaction takes place at the end of the term. In order to continue the success story that has just begun - to date, receivables worth over 5 billion euros have been offered on the platform - we are looking for competent employees who are not afraid of challenges. Do you work analytically and have you already gained initial internship experience in the financial sector? Then apply as a working student (m/f) to support the management in Frankfurt am Main. Your tasks: Direct support of the italian team in the business development of the company. Procurement and analysis of project-related market information Preparation of industry-specific PowerPoint presentations Systematic calls with potential customers Testing new features of the Debitos website before going live Support for the Italian translation of platform content Your skills: In penultimate or final year studying towards a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in in business informatics or economics First internship experience Confident communication with customers Very good Microsoft Office skills Fluent in English and Italian High motivation and initiative Analytical thinking and structured way of working Enthusiasm and sense of responsibility Enjoy teamwork in a dynamic environment We offer: 6-months internship (20h/week) The chance to actively participate in the development of a young company A lot of practical experience and personal development opportunities A small, dynamically growing team in Frankfurt am Main Pleasant and relaxed working atmosphere Own areas of responsibility, open communication, flat hierarchies