Business Development Intern – FINN Operations (m/f/x)
Labels
- Language
- German required (B2+)
“You communicate clearly and openly in very good German (C1/C2) and good English (B2).”— from the posting · 97% confidence
- Pay
- €2,500 / month
“An attractive compensation of €2,500.00 per month awaits you for your commitment and dedication to the team.”— from the posting · 95% confidence
About this role
Operations-focused business development internship at a Munich car subscription company. The intern runs vehicle handovers at the FINN Station, analyses logistics data to find cost savings, and prepares business cases for partner negotiations. Fluent German and a driver's license are required, and the pay is stated as 2,500 EUR per month.
From the original posting
Your Role [Add Description] -> Why does this role matter? What problem does this person solve? (max. 3 sentences) Your Mission • Keep our FINN Station running smoothly : You own professional, on-time vehicle handovers and returns, so every visit feels effortless for our customers. • Shape the…
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