
Working Student Monitor Deloitte - Strategy & Business Design
Key Skills
Job Description
Company Description
Supporting clients in developing their strategy and drive strategic transformations and navigate an uncertain and ever-changing environment. At Deloitte.
Job Description
- conducting analyses necessary for project deliverables;
- preparing client workshops and meetings;
- thinking outside the box to identify new opportunities for clients;
- taking responsibility and initiative to deliver presentation materials and communicating insights and recommendations to the client;
- collaborating with clients and colleagues from diverse functions and/or Deloitte teams (e.g. Monitor Deloitte sub-teams, Analytics, Deloitte Digital) to drive end-to-end strategic transformations;
- attending trainings to advance your personal development;
- helping with the further development of our team through participating in, amongst others, social impact projects, specific industry development, learning and recruitment.
Qualifications
When it comes to the social aspects of the job, you are ready for anything. At the same time, you are a leader and have a strong analytical and problem-solving skills. You are committed to your personal goals and developments, to our clients and to our community and its values. For the role of a Working Student you also have:
- a finished bachelor’s degree – you are in the last phase of your master’s degree at a Dutch University;
- experience in and/or affinity towards strategy consulting;
- interpersonal excellence, as well as demonstrated leadership;
- interesting extra-curricular activities besides your studies, such as active participation in a student association, a board, a committee or a sport association;
- an excellent command of written and spoken English (and preferably Dutch). Proficiency in additional languages is a plus;
- available for 4-5 days per week for 12 weeks (starting date in consultation).
Please submit your resume, cover letter (in English) and grade lists of high school, bachelor and master (so far). Please note: incomplete profiles will not be processed!
Additional Information
You’ll focus on helping companies define corporate and business unit strategies. Also, you’ll support public institutions, both nationally and internationally, with defining new policy strategies. As a Working Student, you will help clients to anticipate disruption and design future portfolios. You are the orchestrator of complex strategic transformations through combining qualitative and quantitative methods and analyses.
Core Responsibilities
You will conduct analyses for project deliverables, prepare client workshops, and communicate strategic insights to clients. Additionally, you will collaborate with diverse Deloitte teams to drive end-to-end strategic transformations and support corporate strategy development.
Requirements
Candidates must be in the final phase of a master's degree at a Dutch university and possess strong analytical and leadership skills. Proficiency in English is required, along with availability for 4-5 days per week for a 12-week period.
Benefits
- Training and personal development
- Social impact projects
About Deloitte Netherlands
Industry: Business Consulting and Services
Company size: 10,001+ employees
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