Would you like to work for us as an engineer?

Our working student programme gives you the opportunity to work alongside your studies in an area that suits your specialism. This could be in construction, mining, process engineering, drilling, chemistry or even renewable energy. If you have an undergraduate degree in one of these areas and are interested in risk management, please send us your application. We also welcome previous work experience – ideally in the insurance or financial services sector. We are interested in your willingness to learn, your focus on solutions and your pragmatic approach. We require strong communication skills and a high level of English.

We are looking for graduates with a master's degree in an engineering discipline and ideally some practical experience, e.g. through internships. We are particularly interested in graduates with backgrounds in construction, mining, process engineering, chemistry or renewable energy. Whatever your background, we are looking for a willingness to learn, a solution-oriented approach and a pragmatic attitude. We require strong communication skills and a high level of English.

For students with a master's degree in construction, mining, process engineering, chemistry or renewable energy with some practical experience in these areas, we offer excellent opportunities to start a career with us. Reinsurance experience is not essential. We are more interested in your willingness to learn, your focus on solutions and your pragmatic approach. We require strong communication skills and a high level of English.

We particularly welcome applications from engineers with practical experience, for example in construction, mining, process engineering, chemistry or renewable energy. We also value in-depth experience of risk management in an insurance company, especially when it comes to assessing the profitability of risk assessments. Good foreign language skills are also important to us. Feel free to share your wealth of experience with us. We look forward to your application.