Working Student - Agentic Transformation (f/m/div)

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Your role Key responsibilities in your new role

Shape the future: You contribute to projects involving AI agents, multi-agent systems, and emerging capabilities on platforms such as OpenAI, Gemini Enterprise, and Microsoft Copilot Focus on the future: You explore and evaluate AI platforms including Microsoft Copilot Studio, Gemini Agent Studio, and other low-code/no-code solutions to identify business applications Keep your colleagues informed: You support the planning, coordination, and content creation of our internal AI newsletter by translating complex AI success stories into engaging communication Experience project management: You take an active role in organizing our annual AI Strategy event across hybrid, onsite, and remote formats, supporting program development, stakeholder coordination, communication, and follow-up activities Be Creative: You develop presentations, articles, guides, and other enablement materials that make AI concepts accessible to diverse audiences Identify Needs: You gather stakeholder feedback and help identify opportunities to support AI strategy, adoption, and communication initiatives

Your profile Qualifications and skills to help you succeed

Study Field: You are currently enrolled in a master's degree program or higher in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Communications, Business Administration, Innovation Management, Data Science, Event Management, or a related field Interests: You have a strong interest in agentic and generative AI and are eager to explore emerging technologies and their business impact Experience: You have hands-on experience in one or more of the following areas: AI, communications, editorial work, event coordination, strat