Civil Engineering Student – Working Student in Wastewater Treatment / Document Management (m/w/d)
HAMBURG WASSER covers the water cycle under one roof, from drinking water supply to wastewater disposal. With around 2.400 employees and more than 20 locations, we ensure day after day that things run smoothly in Hamburg. In doing so, we are committed to...
Civil Engineering Student – Working Student in Wastewater Treatment / Document Management (m/w/d) in Hamburg is most relevant for students who want flexible hours and a commute that fits campus life around University of Hamburg, HAW Hamburg and Hamburg University of Technology.
- Employer
- HAMBURG WASSER
- Location
- Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg
- Pay
- Not listed
- Hours
- Not listed
- Language
- German may be required
- Posted
- 27 Aug 2026
- Open until
- Not listed
HAMBURG WASSER brings the water cycle together under one roof, from drinking water supply to wastewater disposal. With around 2.400 employees and more than 20 locations, we make sure that everything runs smoothly in Hamburg day after day. We are firmly committed to conserving resources and preserving the basis of life for future generations in Hamburg. Together with our subsidiaries, we apply our experience to pioneering water and environmental protection projects. Openness, appreciation, trust, respectful and peaceful interaction, and a diverse community define us.
We invent things: The Wastewater Treatment Plant Construction Engineering department covers a broad range of tasks - from planning to construction supervision. This includes all structures required at our wastewater treatment plants, from wastewater treatment facilities to sludge treatment. The scope of work ranges from smaller and larger renovation measures in existing facilities to the execution of extensive, complex construction projects.
What you'll do with us:
- Assist with preparing, reviewing, and managing planning documents for our IPA project "Neubau Faulbehälter".
- Support the coordination of specialist planners, consultants, and other project participants.
- Contribute to schedule, cost, and document management.
- Support the preparation of presentations and reports, as well as organizational project tasks.
- Contribute to the company's further development in sustainable construction and bring your own ideas for future-proof solutions.
What you bring:
- Enrollment in a degree program in civil engineering, architecture, industrial engineering, or a comparable field.
- A careful, structured, and reliable approach to work.
- Basic understanding of project organization and document management.
- Confident use of MS Office (especially Excel).
- Initial experience with project servers or document management systems is an advantage.
- Strong communication skills and a sense of responsibility.
What you can expect from us:
- Well supported: A challenging role with individual support from our specialist departments, a wide range of learning and professional development opportunities, as well as Group-wide development opportunities, will help you advance after graduation.
- Connected: Varied information and exchange formats, after-work events, and modern tools enable you to make contacts and collaborate smoothly.
- Flexible: Take advantage of variable working hours, monetary compensation for overtime, and the option to work remotely depending on the task.
- Fit: Benefit from a wide range of health and sports offerings, such as Urban Sports Club.
- Mobile: Take advantage of attractive benefits such as a subsidy toward the hvv-Jobticket and offers related to bicycle mobility.
You can learn about further benefits on our careers page and/or in conversation with the recruiting team.
Good to know before applying
Civil Engineering Student – Working Student in Wastewater Treatment / Document Management (m/w/d) at HAMBURG WASSER can be compared with other konstruktions- & bauwesen roles around Rotherbaum, St. Pauli, Altona, HafenCity and the city centre. Students near University of Hamburg, HAW Hamburg and Hamburg University of Technology should weigh commute time, evening or weekend availability, and whether shifts fit exam periods.
- This role may require Dutch, so applicants should check the language expectations before applying.
- Confirm the pay, contract type, holiday allowance and travel costs before accepting.
- For international students, make sure BSN, housing registration and work eligibility are clear before payroll starts.
