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Deutsche Telekom AG in Bonn offers an Internship in Operational HR to support the daily HR operations and apply your theoretical knowledge in a dynamic team.
You will develop strong communication, teamwork and organizational skills while contributing to the efficiency of HR processes. The role provides a modern, collaborative work environment with flexible hours, onboarding and mentoring to help you grow professionally.
Internship at Deutsche Telekom Are you keen to put all the theory you've been learning into practice and start experiencing and shaping the digital world of tomorrow right now? Then you're in the right place. We can make coffee and photocopy documents ourselves. We're looking for interns like you that want to put their innovative skills and motivation to good use as part of a team to drive the expansion of the connected world forward. Deutsche Telekom Services Europe SE | DTSE Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 140, 53113 Bonn, Germany, is a Deutsche Telekom Group shared service. DTSE is an efficient and competent partner, providing services to Deutsche Telekom AG and its subsidiaries and affiliates, particularly in the areas of finance, procurement and HR.
Whether it's a compulsory or voluntary internship - as an intern (m/f/d/x) you will benefit in any case from an attractive remuneration and flexible working hours. You will support the team starting with 15.10.2026 with the following responsible tasks: As an Intern in Operational HR, you will play an active role in supporting the daily operations of our Human Resources department. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands‑on experience, apply your theoretical knowledge, and contribute directly to the efficiency of our HR processes. You will develop crucial skills such as communication, teamwork, and organization, while demonstrating your proactiveness and eagerness to learn within a dynamic environment.
This position is also possible on a part‑time basis. Severely disabled people will be given priority if they are equally qualified.