Working Student (m/f/d) Software Development Power Platform & Dynamics 365 - Remote

Overview

We are looking for an engaged working student who is studying computer science or a related field, has prior experience in software development, and wants to dive deeper into the world of Microsoft Power Platform and Dynamics 365.

In Short

• Analyze and gather requirements directly with our clients (remote or on-site).
• Structure, package, and evaluate requirements regarding technical feasibility.
• Discuss and coordinate with the internal team on solutions and responsibilities.
• Independently implement requirements, especially with Power Apps (Model-Driven Apps).
• Collaborate with our developers for support on complex requirements.
• Get trained in Power Apps and Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement Apps.
• Gradually build expertise in core platforms for client solutions.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in a degree program in (Business) Informatics or a related field.
• Ideally have at least two years of study left and want to work actively as a working student.
• Willing to work 15–20 hours per week (more possible during semester breaks).
• Prior practical experience in software development.
• Experience working in teams or companies.
• Fluent in German (C2 level) is required.
• Very good English skills in spoken and written form.
• Knowledge of French is a plus but not mandatory.
• Ideally familiar with Power Apps, Model-Driven Apps, or low-code platforms.
• Knowledge of WordPress, Elementor Pro, and Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a plus.

Benefits

• Above-average pay for working students.
• Bonus systems: possibility to earn significantly more than the usual hourly rate.
• Mentoring and personal support from experienced developers.
• Intensive training in Power Apps, Model-Driven Apps, and Dynamics 365.
• Support for Microsoft certifications in Power Platform or Dynamics 365.
• Insight into real customer projects and collaboration on equal footing.
• Opportunity to contribute to practical projects during studies.
• Long-term perspective including possible employment after graduation.
• Flexible working hours, even more than 20 hours/week during semester breaks.
• Modern, agile work environment with remote option and flat hierarchies.