
Working student (f/m/d) Environment & Producer Services
Erforderliche Skills
Stellenbeschreibung
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Beschreibung bereitgestellt von Neumann Kaffee Gruppe (NKG)
For us at Neumann Kaffee Gruppe (NKG), everything revolves around coffee. As a globally active green coffee service group, our more than 3,300 employees in 28 countries work with dedication for and with green coffee, which is always the focus of our services along the entire coffee supply chain. Our fields of work are just as diverse as our employees and we are proud to live this diversity.
Neumann Gruppe GmbH is the Hamburg-based holding company of Neumann Kaffee Gruppe. We coordinate the activities of the group and manage overall developments strategically. We also support the work of the group companies with various functional areas, such as Compliance, Controlling, IT, Legal, Tax, Risk Control, HR, and Communications.
We are certified as a Great Place to Work®, highlighting our strong culture of trust, collaboration, and respect. Discover here what our employees like best about our workplace.
As a Working Student – Environment & Producer Services, you will support the implementation and further development of NKG's systems and tools for collecting and processing primary carbon data and producer level insights and support converting these insights into action across our global coffee supply chains.
Your Tasks
- Supporting the implementation, further development and automation of NKG's tools for the collection and assessment of carbon data from coffee origins.
- Supporting data collection, validation and quality assurance to ensure reliable and consistent measurement of carbon action in NKG’s supply chains.
- Working directly with NKG group companies to troubleshoot issues and enable smooth carbon data collection and assessment processes.
- Assisting in the preparation of Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) assessments and reports.
- Supporting the identification of key emission drivers and the development of practical recommendations for greenhouse gas mitigation across coffee supply chains.
- Gather insights from and identify gaps in existing data to improve farmer services, e.g., regarding living income or biodiversity.
- Contributing to the continuous improvement of internal methodologies, reporting processes and digital tools.
- Currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agricultural Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Sustainability, Climate Studies, or a related field.
- Strong interest in climate change, life cycle assessments, sustainable agriculture and global green coffee supply chains.
- Curious about coffee production and motivated to understand the complexity of international supply chains.
- Enjoy working with data, while also interacting with colleagues around the world to solve practical challenges, and being able to translate data into practical recommendations.
- Structured, analytical and proactive, with a willingness to learn and continuously improve processes.
- Good communication skills and fluent English (written and spoken).
- Maritime flair: Work in a modern atmosphere in a central location with a view of the Elbphilharmonie
- Flexible working: Our hybrid working models are characterised by flexible working hours and the possibility of mobile working
- Travel climate-friendly: For an environmentally friendly way to work, we subsidise the HVV-ProfiTicket and jobRad.
- Other benefits: We offer an attractive company pension scheme and discounted lunch offers.
- Come Together: Whether at summer parties, Christmas dinners or in our coffee lounge, we are characterised by a friendly atmosphere and interdisciplinary exchange
We are pleased to receive your application documents.
Please get in touch with your first point of contact:
Katharina Beinroth
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