You'll support in the series-related quality work (e.g., prototype builds of new parts) and conduct quality measurements. You'll also be involved in a cross-functional project with a presentation of results to top management. You'll support in series-related conformity checks at the plant and create quality reports. You'll prepare top-management meetings and participate in and develop internal IT projects. You'll also participate in and prepare vehicle presentations and audit walkthroughs. You'll work in the error correction process for vehicles at the plant and handle complaints from the field/Fast-Track area.

What you need

You'll need a degree in economics, technical business administration, mechanical engineering, mechatronics, or a comparable course of study (at least in the 3rd semester or in the gap year between bachelor and master). It's desirable to have first knowledge in the field of quality management, vehicle or production technology. You'll need independent analytical and structured working methods, team and communication skills, and a safe handling of MS Office. You'll also need very good German and good English skills (at least B2).

Why this matters

As a member of our team, you'll gain deep insights into the production of our sports cars, the 911 and Taycan. You'll have a varied working day and get to know other locations. You'll also have access to digital learning and working tools, flexible working hours after coordination with the team, and an active internship community.

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