Working Student Road & Mobility
Description
T-Systems International GmbH, a Deutsche Telekom company, is looking for a working student for its Road & Mobility team in Berlin or Bonn. You will work up to 20 hours per week from January 1, 2027, for 6 to 24 months, helping develop software solutions for the future of transportation. The work involves designing, implementing and testing software components with Java, Spring Boot and JavaScript frameworks, potentially in areas such as IoT, cloud computing or connected car technologies. The role offers flexible working hours, mentoring and hands-on experience with mobility trends.
Requirements
- Enrolled university student
- Proven multi-year experience in software development using Java, Spring Boot and JavaScript frameworks
- Availability of up to 20 hours per week from January 1, 2027 for at least 6 and up to 24 months
Experience Level
InternEntry LevelMid-levelSeniorLeadExecutive
Benefits
Practical experience and insights into the world of Road & Mobility
Flexible working hours that fit around studies
Mentoring and development from experienced colleagues
Modern work environment with state-of-the-art equipment and agile methods
Team spirit and professional networking
Fair remuneration
Opportunity for further career steps after the working student role
📍 Life in Berlin
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Population
3.6M
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Quality of Life
8.0
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English Friendly
9.0
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Tech Scene
9.0
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International
10.0
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Public Transport
9.0
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Bikeability
9.0
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Air Quality
6.0
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Green Spaces
7.0
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Car Free
8.0
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About Berlin
- •Creative and tech hub
- •Diverse neighborhoods
- •Excellent public transport
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Climate
- •Continental climate
- •Cold winters
- •Mild summers
- •Four distinct seasons
❄️Jan: 0°C☀️Jul: 19°C📅Avg: 10°C
☀️1625 sunshine hours/year
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Safety
- •Generally safe
- •Higher petty crime than Munich
- •Some areas less safe at night
Overall:7.0
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Healthcare
- •Good hospital network
- •Charité is world-renowned
- •Wait times can vary
Quality: 9.0Access: 8.0
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Culture
- •World-class museums
- •Vibrant art scene
- •Rich history
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Nightlife
- •Famous club scene
- •Diverse nightlife
- •24/7 culture
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Recreation
- •Many parks
- •Lakes
- •Tiergarten
- •Active outdoor scene
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Cost of Living
- •More affordable than Munich
- •Prices rising rapidly
- •Still cheaper than many European capitals
🏠 Rent (1BR center):€1231
⚡ Utilities:€220
🛒 Groceries:€280
🍽️ Dining out:€16
Part of Collections
A leading European IT services and consulting company, wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG. With ~26,000 employees across 26 countries and €4.0 billion in annual revenue, T-Systems drives digital transformation for multinational corporations and public sector institutions through end-to-end solutions spanning multi-cloud, SAP, cybersecurity, AI, and IoT — with deep industry expertise in automotive, healthcare, public sector, and transport.
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