Strategy
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Bad Soden am Taunus
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Hybrid
Intern (m/f/d) Corporate Strategy
Join our Strategy Team: Contribute to international projects, analyze markets and trends, and support the development of strategic recommendations for the top management.
Our Corporate Strategy Team in Bad Soden am Taunus is looking for an intern to join us starting at the earliest in September 2025, for a minimum duration of three months.
Intern (m/f/d) Corporate Strategy
Reference number: 33/2025
We offer flexible working hours with the option for mobile work and take your academic commitments into account when planning your assignment.
Your responsibilities:
- Contribute to international strategy projects within the Messer group
- Perform strategic analyses and support the development of actionable recommendations
- Research and prepare information on current and future developments in the market and competitive landscape, as well as on technologies and trends
- Support the creation of management presentations and assist with the preparation and documentation of workshops using digital collaboration tools
Your Profile:
You are currently enrolled at a university and pursuing a degree in Business Administration, Management, Business Engineering, or a related field. In addition, you have:
- Initial relevant practical experience in a corporate environment or a management consultancy
- Strong verbal and written communication skills in both English and German
- Proficiency in MS Office applications
- An analytical, efficient, and sustainable approach to thinking
- Abteilung
- Strategy
- Locations
- Bad Soden am Taunus
- Remote status
- Hybrid
- Employment type
- Internship

About Messer SE & Co. KGaA
Messer is the world's largest privately owned specialist for industrial, medical and specialty gases. Under the brand 'Messer - Gases for Life', the company offers gases and services in Asia, Europe and the Americas. More than 11,800 international employees collaborate based on trust and mutual respect.
Founded in
1898
Coworkers
over 11,800
Turnover
EUR 4.5 billion