Working hours:

25-30 hours per week, fixed-term contract for 2 years

Benefits include

a canteen, flexible working hours, childcare and much more.

Your role in the team:

We're building data governance at ENGEL from the ground up – and as a student employee, you'll be involved from the very beginning. No taking over an existing system, no managing pre-existing structures. You'll help us find the right tools, model data structures, and technically implement rules that make our data usable in the long term – as a foundation for data analytics and AI. Specifically, you'll be responsible for the following tasks:

• You evaluate and test data governance tools and recommend what fits into our IT architecture.
• You model data structures, metadata, and data lineage, and implement them technically.
• You implement and automate data quality rules and verify their compliance.
• You will work closely with data engineers and data architects to integrate data governance requirements into existing data pipelines.

You bring the following:

First things first: a passion for data and a genuine interest in data governance.

• Completed or advanced studies (university of applied sciences/university) in computer science, business informatics, data science or similar.
• Solid knowledge of data modeling (conceptual, logical and physical) and database structures
• Experience with SQL; ideally also Python or similar languages.
• Basic understanding of data pipelines and data architecture
• Independent, structured and solution-oriented work style to advance the topic independently.
• Prior experience with agile methods is an advantage.

Here's what you can look forward to:

• At ENGEL, you'll be involved in shaping data governance from the very beginning – not taking over an existing system, but truly building one from the ground up.
• You help choose which tools we use – your technical assessment counts.
• You will join a small, motivated team with direct influence on a strategically central issue.
• You will take on an active role in an ongoing corporate transformation.
• You benefit from flexible working hours, days off, and home office options.
• A gross monthly salary starting from €3,396.21 or €3,885.00 (BSc graduate), which we will determine together according to your profile (based on full-time employment, collective agreement for the metalworking industry)