Working Student (w/m/d) – Group Development and Economics, Sustainability Principles – Inclusive Role

About the opportunity

KFW Konzern describes itself as one of the world’s leading promotional banks and stands for the sustainable transformation of the environment, society and businesses. Its examples include wind farms, infrastructure projects, schools and hospitals. In this working-student role, you can gain practical experience alongside your studies in a trusting environment where team spirit, diversity and inclusion are valued. The role is in Frankfurt am Main and starts on 01.02.2027 for at least 12 months.

What you will support

As a Working Student (w/m/d) in Group Development and Economics – Sustainability Principles, you will support the development of strategic measures in sustainability. The work combines ESG rating coordination, data work, research, presentations and communication.

• Help coordinate, answer and evaluate ESG ratings.
• Assist with the management and analysis of ESG data.
• Research sustainability-related topics.
• Help implement and revise PowerPoint slides.
• Support group-wide communication on sustainability.
• Help the ESG ratings team identify and implement potential improvements through the use of AI.

What you bring

You are enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s programme in economics, natural sciences, social sciences or a comparable subject, ideally with a focus on sustainability. For a Bachelor’s programme, the advert specifies enrolment from semester 3. Initial practical experience and/or theoretical knowledge in sustainability is an advantage. Fluent German and very good written and spoken English are desirable. You should be comfortable with MS Office, especially Excel, and have initial experience with AI tools. The profile also calls for a communicative, reliable team player.

Benefits and working environment

• An attractive compensation package; the posting points to an overview for details.
• Health promotion through over 40 company sports groups and health courses.
• Flexible working hours and mobile work, described as support for combining work and study during an exam period.
• Team spirit in everyday work, shared lunches, company celebrations and after-work events.
• Networking, diversity and inclusion through varied offers, networks, needs-based workplaces and support for people regardless of origin, gender, identity, disability, generation, religion or sexual orientation.
• Room to contribute ideas and develop further, with support from a buddy.

Application and questions

Apply online. For questions about the position, Angeles Medina is named as a contact, but no further contact details are provided. The advert also refers to FAQs for questions about compensation and internship or working-student activities. What specific compensation package applies to this working-student role?