Working Student (d/f/m) Operational Quality Management & Business Improvement Support

Job Description:

In order to support Satair (100 % Airbus subsidiary) we are looking for a

Working Student (d/f/m) Operational Quality Management & Business Improvement Support

You are a full time student (d/f/m), looking for a working student position and want to get to know the work of a Quality Business Improver (d/f/m)? Then apply now! We look forward to you supporting us in the Quality Europe operational department as a working student (d/f/m) with approx. 18 hours a week!

• Location: Hamburg Finkenwerder & Wilhelmsburg
  
• Start: 01.09 .2026
  
• Duration: 12 months
  

You will receive a collectively agreed salary of at least €18.53 per hour, depending on the job. There are also special payments such as vacation pay.

Are you looking to do more than just make the coffee? Do you want to actively shape the future of aviation? We aren't looking for "traditional" back-office support; we want a proactive “ doer” to join us as a working student (d/f/m) and take our Quality Europe Department in Hamburg-Fuhlsbüttel to the next level.

Become part of the Quality Europe team and support our growth: you will drive the Airbus Operating System (AOS) forward, juggle KPIs , and build a valuable network within the Airbus world along the way. If you are eager to take on responsibility, challenge processes, shape governance with a new team, and get a real taste of the business world, then you’ve come to the right place. Bring your ideas and expertise, learn in a fantastic environment, and help ensure the world flies safely!

Definition working student

Working students are students who are enrolled at a University or some other institution of higher education, and who are employed in a reasonably long, fixed-term position parallel to their studies. This position must not be confused with an internship or with the possibility of writing a final thesis. This employment usually takes place directly on the company's premises. A working student's main focus remains on their studies, which is why, during term-time, working students are not allowed to work more than 20 hours per week. Working students therefore usually work near their place of study, so as to conveniently combine studying and employment.