Studierende (m/w/d) Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen Schwerpunkt Facility Management

Job Posting Organization:
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) has been supporting the implementation of development policy goals worldwide for over 50 years. As a company of the German government, GIZ collaborates with partner organizations in 120 countries, engaging in a variety of projects aimed at improving lives and creating meaningful tasks for its employees. The organization is committed to fostering personal and professional development among its staff, making it an attractive workplace for those looking to make a difference in the world.

Job Overview:
This position is designed for students pursuing a degree in Industrial Engineering with a focus on Facility Management at the Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg (DHBW) Stuttgart, set to commence in 202

• The program combines theoretical studies with practical training at GIZ, leading to an internationally recognized Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng.) degree. The training will take place over six semesters, alternating between academic coursework and hands-on experience within the organization. Students will engage with topics such as building and construction technology, digitalization, facility management processes, facility service management, energy and environmental management, as well as commercial fundamentals. A significant component of the training includes a three-month assignment in one of GIZ's construction and infrastructure projects abroad, providing students with firsthand experience of project work in an international context.

Duties and Responsibilities:
As a student in this program, you will be expected to actively participate in both your academic studies and practical training. Your responsibilities will include learning about and working on various aspects of facility management, including the management and optimization of GIZ's buildings, spaces, and workplaces at German locations. You will also be involved in the preparation and management of GIZ properties, contributing to the overall success of the organization through effective facility management practices. Additionally, you will be required to complete assignments that enhance your understanding of the interplay between theoretical knowledge and practical application in real-world scenarios.

Required Qualifications:
Candidates must possess a general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) with a very good to good average or a very good subject-specific higher education entrance qualification. Alternatively, a technical college entrance qualification with a Delta examination is acceptable. A strong interest in industrial engineering and facility management is essential, along with good performance in mathematics and physics. Candidates should demonstrate a willingness to be mobile and flexible, possess a strong service orientation, and have a high degree of initiative and self-organization. Fluency in German and English, both written and spoken, is mandatory, while basic knowledge of French is desirable. An interest in intercultural issues is also important, and a completed vocational training in a trade is considered an advantage.

Educational Background:
The educational background required for this position includes a general higher education entrance qualification (Abitur) or a subject-specific higher education entrance qualification with a strong academic record. Candidates should also meet the admission requirements set by the DHBW Stuttgart for the Industrial Engineering program with a focus on Facility Management.

Experience:
While prior work experience is not explicitly required for this position, candidates with completed vocational training in a relevant trade will have an advantage. The program is designed for students who are beginning their academic journey in industrial engineering and facility management, thus emphasizing the importance of both theoretical knowledge and practical experience.

Languages:
Fluency in German and English is mandatory for this position, as effective communication in both languages is crucial for success in the role. Basic knowledge of French is considered a plus, as it may enhance the candidate's ability to engage in international projects and collaborate with diverse teams.

Additional Notes:
This position is a full-time role with a training period from August 5, 2026, to September 30, 202

• The GIZ is committed to increasing the representation of people with disabilities within the organization and encourages applications from individuals with disabilities. Applications from women are explicitly welcomed, and candidates who have previously discontinued their studies are also encouraged to apply. It is important to note that applications must be submitted through the GIZ's E-Recruiting system, and candidates should regularly check their spam/junk folders for communication regarding their application status.