As a Junior Project Manager (m/f/d) in our Customer Solutions Team, you will work on real customer projects from the very beginning and learn about the entire customer lifecycle: from tenders and solution development in the pre-sales phase to implementation and a successful go-live.  You will work closely with our experienced Bid and Implementation Managers and coordinate with teams from Sales, Operations, Recruiting, Training, IT, Product, and Data.

Initially, we will support you in getting to know our processes, customers, and solutions. Step by step, you will take on responsibility for your own workstreams and smaller projects, with the goal of developing into an independent Project Manager.

What you can expect:

Your projects cover two main areas:

Pre-Sales & Bid Management.

You will support our Bid Managers in managing tenders and customer proposals. In this role, you will help structure customer requirements, coordinate contributions from different teams, organize bid workshops, keep track of deadlines, and create high-quality proposals and presentations.

Post-Sales & Implementation Management:

Once we have acquired a new customer, you will support our Implementation Managers in bringing the proposed solution to life. You will assist in developing and maintaining implementation plans, coordinate internal teams and customer stakeholders, organize workshops, track deliverables, and guide the project through testing, readiness, and go-live.

In both areas:

• Do you coordinate tasks, deadlines, and stakeholders across multiple teams?
• Do you prepare and organize project meetings and workshops?
• Do you keep track of actions and proactively approach stakeholders?
• Do you maintain clear and structured project documentation?
• You will support customer communication and project status updates.
• Do you identify potential blockers early and ensure that they are addressed?
• You will gradually take on responsibility for individual workstreams and smaller client projects.
• Will you help us to continuously improve the way we manage bids and implementations?
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