Working Student Controller – Finance & Case Controlling (m/f/d)

We are CONNY! With us, you can work on one of the biggest challenges in our legal system: we want consumers to understand their rights and finally make use of them. To do this, we are building Europe's leading justice-as-a-service platform www.conny.de. Here, customers can instruct us in tenancy, employment and consumer law. We enforce our customers' rights – simply and, for most services, with no cost risk for our customers. This makes enforcing your own rights possible for everyone.

True to our mission: CONNY – Gibt Dir Recht!

To strengthen our team, we are looking for a working student as Controller – Finance & Case Controlling (m/f/d). In this role, you work alongside your studies at the interface of finance, controlling and operations. You make sure we keep a clear view of figures, payment flows, projects, products and cases, so we can make well-founded decisions.

As a Working Student Controller – Finance & Case Controlling (m/f/d), you take on an important role in our finance and controlling team. Your tasks include:

• You support the preparation of monthly and annual financial statements
• In ongoing case controlling, you keep track of incoming payments, outstanding receivables and open questions
• You contribute to preparatory bookkeeping on an ongoing basis
• You take on tasks in project and product controlling
• You handle the processing and monitoring of membership fees

• Current enrolment in a business-related degree programme (e.g. business administration, economics) at a German university
• Ideally first practical experience in finance, accounting or controlling, e.g. through internships or a working student position
• Availability of 15–20 hours per week during the semester, more during semester breaks is welcome
• A strong affinity for numbers and enjoyment in understanding complex and detailed matters
• Good Excel skills; SQL skills are a big plus
• Enjoyment of structured work and routine
• A careful, independent and responsible way of working
• Near-native German skills
• Very good English skills, at least C1