Internship - Strategy & BizOps
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- German required (B2+)
“you’re a strong communicator in both English and German”— from the posting · 70% confidence
About this role
An internship at an early-stage AI voice agent startup in Berlin, working directly with the founders on finance operations, legal and compliance processes, hiring support, events and special projects. Candidates should be hands-on, automation-savvy and communicate well in both English and German, ideally near the end of their studies.
From the original posting
about us Every 10 minutes, 18 million conversations happen between businesses and consumers around the world. For decades, the consumer side of those conversations sucked: long queues, robotic menus, repeated explanations, and advice that is often unhelpful. Most people today still cannot simply…
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