Finnish-Speaking Product Information & Compliance Student

Nestlé S.A.; København; In loco; DKK 209.000 - 298.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Modern office near Ørestad metro

Lunch options in canteen

Gym access and training classes

International work environment

Student Worker Network

Descrizione del lavoro

Nestlé Nordics invites a Finnish-speaking student to join the Nordic Regulatory & Scientific Affairs team at our Ørestad, Copenhagen headquarters. You will support product information, labeling, and regulatory compliance for the Finnish market within Purina PetCare.

This student worker role offers training, flexible hours (15-20 per week) and exposure to an international environment with colleagues from across the Nordics.

Competenze

• Fluent in Finnish and English with accuracy-focused work.
• Currently enrolled in a university program and has at least 1½ years remaining.
• Strong attention to detail, organized, and able to meet deadlines.
• Willing to learn, take initiative and collaborate with stakeholders.

Mansioni

• Translate and adapt product and packaging information into Finnish.
• Convert product information into compliant ingredient declarations and label texts for the Finnish market.
• Review and approve packaging, websites, and marketing content for accuracy.
• Extract, analyze, and maintain data across various systems and databases.
• Support regulatory assessments and administrative activities.
• Collaborate with Nordic teams to ensure compliant consumer-facing information.

Conoscenze

Finnish

English

Attention to detail

Structured mindset

Time management

Team collaboration

Formazione

Enrolled in university program

Descrizione del lavoro

Nestlé Nordics invites a Finnish-speaking student to join the Nordic Regulatory & Scientific Affairs team at our Ørestad, Copenhagen headquarters. You will support product information, labeling, and regulatory compliance for the Finnish market within Purina PetCare.

This student worker role offers training, flexible hours (15-20 per week) and exposure to an international environment with colleagues from across the Nordics.