Scalable GmbH

Banking

WerkstudentClientService(m/w/d)

München, Germany PART TIME
The Brief

“Werkstudent Client Service (m/w/d) at Scalable GmbH. Skills: Digitalization of physical documents, Data management, System maintenance, Document routing, Data privacy. Processing incoming mail. Digitizing physical documents”

What You'll Achieve.

Ensure efficient digitization of incoming mail; Ensure documents are routed to the correct places; Ensure teams can work smoothly

Industry & Context.

Banking
Eligibility Requirements

100% office presence required in Munich, Must work directly with physical mail and hardware

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Student status: enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's program in Germany, Work ethic: conscientious, structured, detail-oriented, IT affinity: comfortable with computers and standard Office applications, Language skills: very good German and good English, Sense of responsibility: understanding of discretion in handling sensitive financial data

What You'll Do.

Processing incoming mail

Digitizing physical documents

and archiving customer documents

Maintaining records in internal systems

Routing documents to relevant departments

Ensuring careful and confidential handling of sensitive customer data

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Routing documents to the responsible departments

Communication Scope

Very good German; Good English

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