Intern Digital Transformation with a Focus on Network Rollout (m/f/d)
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Requirements
- Currently enrolled as a student or in a gap year
- Studying business administration, digital business, innovation management, business informatics or a comparable subject with good academic results (technical degrees such as telecommunications informatics or electrical and information engineering also fit)
- First experience with digital processes or user-centred methods and the ability to drive your own topics independently
- German and English language skills
- Commitment, openness and appetite for new challenges
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🏠 Cost of Living in Düsseldorf
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Strong savings potential: You could save €2,122 monthly, which is €25,464 per year.
💡 These estimates are based on average costs in Düsseldorf. Actual expenses vary based on lifestyle, neighborhood, and personal choices. "Comfortable living" includes rent, utilities, groceries, transport, and reasonable dining/entertainment.
Eligible for the EU Blue Card
A salary of €79,062 meets the EU Blue Card minimum of €45,300 (2026).
The EU Blue Card is a residence permit for highly qualified non-EU workers. It offers a fast track to permanent residency and allows family reunification.
Also eligible: EU Blue Card (Shortage Occupation) (€41,042+)
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📍 Life in Düsseldorf
About Düsseldorf
- •International business hub
- •Strong advertising and fashion industries
Climate
- •Temperate oceanic climate
- •Mild winters
- •Warm summers
Safety
- •Generally safe
- •Some pickpocketing in tourist areas
Healthcare
- •University hospital
- •Many private clinics
Culture
- •Art galleries and museums
- •Japanese cultural center
Nightlife
- •Famous Altstadt (longest bar in the world)
- •Altbier culture
Recreation
- •Rhine promenade
- •Parks and gardens
Cost of Living
- •Expensive city
- •High rents in central areas
Part of Collections
German subsidiary of Vodafone Group plc and Germany's second-largest telecommunications operator. Vodafone GmbH serves over 50 million mobile, fixed-line, broadband, and TV customers in Germany through the Vodafone and Vodafone Business brands. Following the integration of Kabel Deutschland (acquired 2013) and Unitymedia (acquired 2019), the company operates the country's largest cable-based gigabit network with more than 24 million homes passed. Portfolio spans consumer mobile, 5G, fixed broadband (cable & fiber), IPTV, IoT, and B2B managed connectivity. Headquartered in Düsseldorf at the Vodafone Campus, with additional major sites in Unterföhring, Eschborn, Ratingen, and Kiel.