FAQs
What is the role of the Werkstudent in the Paintcenter Hamburg?
The Werkstudent will support the work of aircraft painters, including work planning and coordination, while also engaging in various projects related to process optimization and digitalization in non-serial aircraft production.
How many hours per week is the Werkstudent expected to work?
The Werkstudent is expected to work approximately 18 hours per week.
What is the location of this job?
The position is located in Hamburg, Germany, at the largest production site for civil aircraft.
What are the benefits of being a Werkstudent at Airbus?
Benefits include attractive compensation, a balanced work-life arrangement, the possibility of conducting a thesis afterward, opportunities for traveling within Germany or abroad, working with modern technologies, and being part of an international environment.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates must be enrolled as a full-time student in fields such as Work Science, Digital Management, or a comparable study area, along with having practical experience in production and strong German and English language skills.
Is previous experience in production required?
While first practical experiences in production are desirable, they are not mandatory.
How long is the duration of the Werkstudent position?
The position is for a duration of 12 months.
What type of projects will the Werkstudent be involved in?
The Werkstudent will support digitalization projects, optimize work processes, evaluate key figures and costs, develop alternative workstations, and assist in Lean projects.
What kind of work culture can I expect at Airbus?
Airbus promotes a culture where Werkstudenten are considered full team members, actively participating in team meetings and exchanges without merely performing basic tasks.
Are there opportunities for networking and career development?
Yes, the Werkstudent will have the chance to participate in the Generation Airbus Community to expand their professional network.