You will assist in the planning, coordination, and tracking of software projects and ensure that deadlines, budgets, and quality are in line with each other.
You will also support the team with technical tasks, develop small tools or scripts, and thus directly improve processes.
Working closely with developers, product owners, and stakeholders, you will actively help shape workflows and project structures and contribute your own ideas.
You will monitor project progress, identify risks early on, and help solve problems before they disrupt the process.
With your coding expertise, you will be able to quickly understand technical contexts and clearly communicate requirements.
In addition, you will actively contribute to the acquisition of new customers and projects, identify opportunities, maintain contacts, and support the development of long-term business relationships.
Step by step, you will take on responsibility for sub-projects, coordinate tasks, and support the team in optimizing internal processes.

You have a degree (e.g., computer science, business informatics, business administration with a focus on IT) or a comparable qualification.
Initial practical experience in project management, which you have gained at an IT service provider, e.g., through internships or working student positions, rounds off your profile.
You also have basic programming skills and expertise in the design, implementation, and automation of digital solutions.
You are interested in applying coding tasks in a practical setting.
You are organized, communicative, and solution-oriented, and you can maintain an overview even in complex projects.
A basic understanding of software development, databases, and cloud technologies helps you quickly grasp technical contexts.
You enjoy acquiring new customers and building relationships, and you bring initiative and a proactive mindset to the table.
You are characterized by initiative, a willingness to learn, and a hands-on mentality, and you are not afraid to take on responsibility for tasks and small projects.
You are fluent in German and English.

Fair Compensation & Full Flexibility: Competitive salary, flexible work hours with a work-time account, and part-time options. You decide how much time you spend working in the office or remotely.
Extras on top of your salary: A subsidy for the Deutschlandticket, an EGYM Wellpass, or an Edenred gift card, plus optional JobRad and Corporate Benefits.
Retirement planning included: An annual contribution to the company pension plan and private accident insurance.
Professional development with a time budget: A fixed number of hours at the Steadforce “Campus” and in our “Center of Competence” for your professional growth, plus participation in conferences and summits.
Your setup: You choose your device—whether a MacBook or ThinkPad—and your operating system—macOS, Linux, or Windows.
Workation: Work from another EU country from time to time while staying closely connected to your team.
Family-friendly: As an award-winning family-friendly company, we support you at every stage of life, for example through our Family Office.
Office in Westend: Modern office space with a gaming room, active office, and relaxation room—right next to the U4/U5. Alternatively, free parking is available.
Team & Events: A collegial team that supports one another, and shared events such as the New Year’s kick-off party, Salad Wednesday, White Sausage Thursday, and a visit to Oktoberfest.