IT Administrator, Working student (m/f/d) - Frankfurt am Main (hybrid)
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Managing user accounts, access rights and on-/offboarding in tools such as Google Workspace, Slack and Atlassian (Jira, Confluence)
Maintaining our inventory of hardware, software and licenses
Supporting the implementation of security and compliance requirements (ISO 27001, DORA, NIS2), e.g. access reviews and patch management
Automating recurring admin tasks with scripts and AI tools
Documenting processes and configurations in Confluence
Acting as first point of contact for IT questions in the team
Supporting identity and policy management in Azure and Google Cloud
Enrolled as student in computer science, business informatics or a related field
First experience in IT administration, e.g. from an internship, a side job or your own projects
Structured and reliable work and handle confidential information with care
Basic scripting skills (e.g. Bash, Python)
Fluent in English and ideally speak German
Ideally have experience with identity providers (e.g. Auth0, Entra ID), macOS/Linux environments or information security frameworks
Regular attendance at our office in Frankfurt am Main is required. Our office is situated in the immediate vicinity of the Westend University Campus.
Real responsibility for the IT processes of a growing tech company
Hands-on experience with IT security and compliance in the financial sector
Direct collaboration with our team of experts in the field
Flexible working hours (20 h) and a hybrid work model
The option to join us full-time after graduation
An office in the heart of Frankfurt am Main
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Source: OECD Average annual wages, 2025
UN living-cost index for Frankfurt (ICSC post adjustment 41.8), as of 1 Oct 2026.
Source: ICSC post adjustment classifications (icsc.un.org)
- EU Blue Card: Recognised degree and a job offer above the salary threshold
- Skilled worker visa (Fachkräfte): Recognised qualification and a job offer
- Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte): Points-based job search for up to one year
Official routes: Make it in Germany (Federal Government portal)
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