Business Development Intern
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- German is a plus
“proficiency in German is a plus”— from the posting
About this role
Business development internship at a Berlin-based AI-driven industrial materials supplier. The intern supports the sales team with lead distribution, prospecting and outreach, customer newsletters, and strategic projects for the Growth Chief of Staff. Strong English is needed; German is an advantage.
From the original posting
About Andercore Andercore is the AI-native supplier of industrial materials and goods for energy and infrastructure. We execute trade and distribution end-to-end, on our own account, at the speed of compute - and we are becoming the supplier of record for the entire industry. Industrial procurement…
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